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Comment #48122498
It’s good to be a Canadian.
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Comment #46208036
You can criticize it for many things but it seems to have comedic timing nailed.
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Comment #44005184
That is just such a Harvard thing to do. Harvard: Sorry we can’t give you a discount in our outrageous tuition; yes I know how big our endowment is. Also Harvard: Will you take $27…
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Comment #43417653
Canadian here. I recall in 1991 being woken by Swiss border guards in a train carriage full of Germans and Italians. After inspecting their passports they shined the light in my fa…
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Comment #42369126
It becomes an issue when you think of the electricity source of your power generation. Clearly storing and listening to MP3s in green electricity jurisdictions like Ontario and Que…
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Comment #42369048
I’m of the opinion that you should have a cassette deck for music that never made it to CD or if they did didn’t make it to streaming. Some bands only released on cassette. True I …
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Comment #42162016
I agree with the general thrust of this article. You should be able to use a computer you buy until it physically stops working, not just until the hardware isn’t supported by the …
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Comment #37583790
Could the boss asking for photos be passive aggressively asking for proof to show why the people aren’t at work?
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Comment #37452033
I can’t speak to SF, but there have been so many construction towers in Canadian cities. They are densifying rapidly, but a lot of it have been condos and apartments.
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Comment #37447365
It may have something to do with urban design and zoning in the two countries. Candace has far fewer exurbs and higher suburban density. You can’t just add new housing stock by mov…
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Comment #33793280
Canadian Geese regiments were one of the principal tactics British and Colonial forces used to protect Upper Canada in the War of 1812. Sadly, the geese never were able to adjust t…