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Nancy Huston's Plainsong evokes my sense of Canadian identity

nancytinarirunswrites wrote 1 week ago: Canadian-born writer Nancy Huston has long been one of my favourite writers, and while reading Plain … more →

Tags: Books, Canadian Literature, plainsong, Nancy Huston, Laura Ingalls Wilder, little house books, Black Creek Pioneer Village, Who Has Seen the Wind, W. O. Mitchell

Plainsong: Nancy Huston's novel reminds me how I'm connected to Canada's pioneers

nancytinarirunswrites wrote 1 week ago: Canadian-born writer Nancy Huston has long been one of my favourite writers, and while reading Plain … more →

Tags: Personal Stories, Book Reviews, Commentary, a bird in the house, Black Creek Pioneer Village, Canada's pioneers, Canadian Literature, john steinbeck, Laura Ingalls Wilder

All things considered...1 comment

pulchritudynous wrote 1 week ago: …I am very happy to be myself.  Sometimes it is easier than others, just like everyone else bu … more →

Tags: Myself as a Canadian, Learning About Canada - Humorously, Canada, canadian, Blog, Blogger, write, writer, Personal

Canadian Vandalism -humor-1 comment

pulchritudynous wrote 2 weeks ago: canadian vandalism … more →

Tags: Canadian Humor - Pictures, Canada, canadian, Blog, Blogger, write, writer, Personal, Humor

Canadian viewpoints...and humor.9 comments

pulchritudynous wrote 2 weeks ago: Canadian Archaeology Tim Hortons Canadian Fast Food Meanwhile In Canada … more →

Tags: Canadian Humor - Pictures, Canada, canadian, Blog, Blogger, write, Personal, Humor, tim hortons

Why free food is not the highlight of Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan (parade)5 comments

Sandhu Bhamra wrote 3 weeks ago: By: Anupreet Sandhu Bhamra Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan (parade) is not about free food. Period. I am tired … more →

Tags: Aziz Dhamani, Free Food, Guru Gobind Singh, Guru Nanak Dev, Khalsa, Langar, Surrey Vaisakhi Parade, vaisakhi, Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan

Introductions to this blog...

pulchritudynous wrote 1 month ago: …a bit late but better than never, Right? I have found it quite amusing to realize how little … more →

Tags: Myself as a Canadian, Canada, canadian, Blog, write, writer, Personal, Introduction

Canadian Weather - Welcome to the FUN

pulchritudynous wrote 1 month ago: Canadian Weather by Rick Mercer Winter Driving In Canada by Rick Mercer Snow Days by Rick Mercer (or … more →

Tags: Canadian Weather, Canada, canadian, Blog, Blogger, write, writer, Personal, Weather

I Am Canadian - The Amusing Commercials We Know And Laugh At1 comment

pulchritudynous wrote 1 month ago: If you can not tell what a Canadian is, here are some humorous pointers. The Best known beer commerc … more →

Tags: I Am Canadian Humorous, Canada, canadian, Blog, write, writer, Personal, Humor

Canadian4 comments

pulchritudynous wrote 1 month ago: I am Canadian. Someone once asked me what my nationality was, I am not sure what their expectation w … more →

Tags: Myself as a Canadian, Canada, canadian, Blog, Blogger, write, writer, Personal, Heritage

Canadian Identity

pulchritudynous wrote 1 month ago: That elusive thing known as: “The Canadian Identity”. Canada Explained by Rick Mercer An … more →

Tags: Canada, Blog, Blogger, write, writer, Personal

Interview with Robert J. Sawyer3 comments

dereknewmanstille wrote 1 month ago: An Interview with Robert J. Sawyer By Derek Newman-Stille I recently had the opportunity to meet Rob … more →

Tags: Interviews, Queer, Alien, interviews, Multiculturalism, SF versus Realist, Mixed genres, Canadian Themes, Politics

Why the fear around “ethnic enclaves” and fewer White faces in Metro Vancouver?19 comments

Sandhu Bhamra wrote 1 month ago: By: Anupreet Sandhu Bhamra If you are reading this on your handheld device, please sit down and put … more →

Tags: Racism, 2011 Vancouver Stanley Cup riots, aboriginal, Bal Brach, Blacks, Boston Bruins, Chinese, Chinese Head Tax, Chinese New Year

The 7 least expected Canadian polticial stories of the first quarter of 20131 comment

Marc Weisblott wrote 1 month ago: A country in which the biggest celebrities tend to be political figures can’t let the country … more →

Tags: Politics and the Nation, Stephen Harper, Justin Trudeau, Mike Duffy, Vic Toews, rob ford, Federal Express Corporation, Kathleen Wynne, Deborah Coyne

Guest blog: Bollywood extravaganza TOIFA comes to Vancouver -- on the backs of South Asian women

Sandhu Bhamra wrote 1 month ago: First came the Times of India Film Awards (TOIFA) announcement. Interestingly, the timing of the awa … more →

Tags: aboriginal, B.C. elections, B. C. LIBERALS, Bollywood, christy clark, 'Ethnic vote' scandal, Indo Canadian, south asian, Sunera Thobani

Canada continues to plunge in United Nations development rankings

Michael MacDonald wrote 2 months ago: Canada has slipped out of the top 10 countries listed in the annual United Nation’s human developmen … more →

Tags: World, Canada

Nunavut's coat of arms is pretty darn wacky

Michael MacDonald wrote 2 months ago: Nunavut’s coat of arms is borderline hilarious. It’s basically a narwhal rubbing his/her … more →

Tags: National, Nunavut

Oh Canada, Our True North Strong and Free!5 comments

chairmanmeeeow wrote 2 months ago: Countries all over the world often come to be associated with distinct identities due to the perpetu … more →

Tags: GNDS125, Canada, canadian stereotypes, Molson, Molson Canadian, Beer, Multiculturalism

Interview With Julie Czerneda9 comments

dereknewmanstille wrote 2 months ago: An interview with Julie Czerneda By Derek Newman-Stille I want to thank Julie Czerneda for being wil … more →

Tags: Interviews, Learning, Teaching, interviews, canadian, Julie Czerneda, Curiosity, Ecology, Science Fiction


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