Oh Canada! Oh Quebec!: Requiem for a Divided CountryHumorous account of Quebec's language obsessed separatist movement. |
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... Ontario - ruled that newly laid sidewalks had to be uprooted because they had been built with Ontario - made bricks . At the time , approximately 40 percent of the construction jobs in Ottawa were being filled by Quebec workers , but ...
... Ontario - ruled that newly laid sidewalks had to be uprooted because they had been built with Ontario - made bricks . At the time , approximately 40 percent of the construction jobs in Ottawa were being filled by Quebec workers , but ...
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... Ontario . Look at it this way : when a group of Ontario investors launched a commercial television channel whose signal could only be received within the province , they dubbed it Global TV . Anyway , at the time I could not help ...
... Ontario . Look at it this way : when a group of Ontario investors launched a commercial television channel whose signal could only be received within the province , they dubbed it Global TV . Anyway , at the time I could not help ...
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... Ontario , Canada . Excerpts from The Story of English by Robert McCrum , William Cran , and Robert MacNeil . Copyright © 1986 by Robert McCrum , William Cran , and Robert MacNeil . Reprinted by permission of Viking Penguin , a division ...
... Ontario , Canada . Excerpts from The Story of English by Robert McCrum , William Cran , and Robert MacNeil . Copyright © 1986 by Robert McCrum , William Cran , and Robert MacNeil . Reprinted by permission of Viking Penguin , a division ...
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