That Giant Sucking Sound from Edmonton
If you’re a hockey fan or have been to any major sporting event, you’ve probably experienced the odd sensation of bathroom lines exploding during halftime …
If you’re a hockey fan or have been to any major sporting event, you’ve probably experienced the odd sensation of bathroom lines exploding during halftime …
As I have watched the curling from the 2010 Olympics, I have heard several of the commentators tell us that so-and-so from such-and-such country is …
Personally, less viewing was more fun. It was a shame though, to see “home-cooking” in the Men’s 500m short-track race, where a Canadian judge made …
The Room for Debate blog at the New York Times runs a series of short opinion pieces today about the lack of snow in Vancouver …
The 2010Winter Olympics will soon begin in Vancouvre, BC, and environs. In the media build-up that is taking place in Canada, we are beginning to …
Related to Skip’s post, how much happiness was generated in Canada by Sunday’s hockey victory? “Thousands on street” in Vancouver (maybe 150,000), Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal …
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