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Tag Archives: Quebec
High One
‘High one” sounds like a good name to be at the top of a hierarchy. Maybe it is a term you could use to address a royal, or maybe their representative such as a judge. Or maybe “high one” would … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Mathematics, Politics
Tagged 1 pm, 2023, Daylight Savings Time, gunfighters, high noon, high one, highest position of sun in sky, judge, midnight, New York State, Ontario, Quebec, royal, spiritual leader, the witching hour, time, top of hierarchy, US, village square, witches
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Maybe a Leap Day Could Help Canadian Politics
We hear the same refrain from western Canada every election. They already know the results before they are finished voting. Mostly it gets decided in Eastern Standard Time because of Quebec and mostly Ontario. Ontario has one third the population … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Politics
Tagged Australia is almost a day ahead of the Americas, Eastern Standard Time, February 29th 2021, I can't believe the monsters we have federally - better not have them provincially, leap day for Ontario, no spoilers for western Canada, Ontario, Ontario could dominate voting, Ontario has one third of Canada's population, Ontario likes a different party federally and provincially, Quebec, Quebec has almost a quarter of Canada's population, split between rural and urban Ontario would be obvious, staggering voting by time zones, strategic vote, the Americas are almost a day behind Australia, voting with different time zones, western Canada, western Canadians would be done voting before Ontario began
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Let’s Build a Wall
It has been said that the reason The United States must build a wall is because many Mexicans are trying to escape their hellhole for the relative peace of the United States of America. So along came Donald Trump with … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Politics
Tagged as a businessmans Trump will pay-oh wait, attempted Canadians, border, build a wall, Canada, Donald Trump, Justin Trudeau, Liberals, Manitoba, Mexico, Ontario, present the bill to Donald Trump, Quebec, send bill to Mexico, the Donald, USA, wall of great lakes
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I Come From a Long Line of Sons
When Quebec was being settled along the beautiful St. Lawrence River it was thought to be a shame to deny settlers the serenity of the might river. So the farms that were built were long farms, all with a small … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, History, Humour, Mathematics
Tagged "I come from a long line of sons", a farm became so thin that a weed whacker could harvest the field, basketball line markings, early Quebec seemed like an egalitarian society, families that went to sons had to splite the homestead, farms became thin enough it only took one pass of the tractor, farms became thin enought that they were part time money makers, Max Lecoutier has the thinnest farm, nice view, Quebec, skinnier farms were the result, St. Lawrence River
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Canada Stats: A New Ratio
Most Canadians have heard the following fact about living in Canada. 90 % of Canada’s Population lies within 200 miles of the American border. When your country stretches for thousands of miles further north, this is a significant statistic. I … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Mathematics, Wry
Tagged Alberta, Atlantic Canada, British Columbia, Canada, Manitoba, New Brunswick, no sales tax, Ontario, Prairies, provinces, Quebec, Quebec is the outlier, Quebec was here before any US colonies, regions of Canada, Saskatchewan, the truth about Alberta and rats
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Is Justin Trudeau the Start of a New Math for Liberals?
You may have already heard about the Canadian Liberal Party’s system of alternating English leaders with French leaders. I’ve even mentioned it in an earlier post. But the math may have changed since confederation, 145 years ago. You see, the … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, History, Politics, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged 124 years of alternating English/French, Bob Rae, Canada, Canadian Alliance, Conservatives, French descent, French speakers, Jean Charest, Justin Trudeau, Liberal Party, Margaret Trudeau, Michael Ignatieff, New Democratic Party, Progressive Conservatives, Quebec, Reform, ROC, white as ethnicity
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A West Centred Canada
For many years western Canada has complained about being out of the loop when it comes to national politics. Formerly the best their politicians could do was win an election by banding up with Quebec (see the Mulroney government). But … Continue reading
The Longest Street in the World
When I was very young, a kid really, the city of Toronto had a bit of an inferiority complex. It was only the second biggest city in Canada and didn’t have as many things to draw people from far away. … Continue reading