At every step – restaurants and cafes for every taste. Canadians themselves respect meat and fish dishes – steaks, steaks, roast beefs, langets. The first dishes are mashed soups made of vegetables, cauliflower, pumpkin and tomatoes, as well as all kinds of broths with croutons. Canadians’ favorite drink is beer, the Labatt and Molson varieties […]
“Gay Lunny”: half a century of progress. Commemorative coin.The Government of Canada is preparing to issue a memorable dollar in honor of the rights of sex minorities. The new looney has the image of two human faces, the inscription “equality” in two official languages, as well as two figures: 1969 – 2019. These dates reflect […]
Actual problem. Most Canadians would support a law prohibiting the wearing of religious symbols and attributes of clothing for those working in the state and public sector. 47 percent of respondents were in favor. However, the number of dissenters is also quite large – 42 percent. This idea enjoys the greatest support in Quebec, where […]
Victory of common sense. An interesting experiment is being conducted in some elementary schools in Quebec. Here, children at recess are allowed to play games that include elements of forceful confrontation. Schoolchildren are allowed to push, grab each other, arrange “a bunch of little things” and even fight – however, only in specially designated “zones” […]
Liberal chances fall. The rating of the ruling Liberal Party continues to fall. Six months before the elections, only 27 percent of those polled are going to vote for Justin Trudeau’s liberals, while for conservatives Andrew Shire, 40 percent. New democrats have 12 percent of support, green ones have 11. Quebec’s separatist Bloc has 5 […]
Representatives of the working class (53 percent) and those with only school diplomas (51 percent) are particularly dissatisfied with the lack of European representation in immigration. Among those with university education and high income, this opinion is shared by no more than 21 percent of the respondents. By the way, in 1994, almost 55 percent […]
