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85Example of an Invitation Letter for Parents to Visit Canada
The invitation letter should be presented to the Visa Officer when applying for a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) to enter Canada. The example of Letter of Invitation written below is for parents to visit Canada. The information of the host (person...
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85The Small But Powerful Bobcat
Almost present throughout the entire United States of America, and extending into Southern Canada and most of Mexico, the Bobcat is seldom seen but yet is at a very healthy population levels, and not the slightest bit endangered. This is one...
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68Canadian winter fun: Build your own ice bowling alley
The Canadian Winter is not as bad as many people believe. Actually we have a lot of fun up it the Big White North. An ice bowling alley is set up within minutes and it's a lot of fun.
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85Wind at my Back Cast: Hey, I Wonder Where They are Now?
Updates on your favourite actors from Wind At My Back, the Canadian T.V. show. See where they are now.
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84Firing Squad at Dawn - Executions in World War One (WWI)
During the First World War, several hundred men were shot at dawn, by firing squads, made up of their own comrades, supposedly for cowardice and desertion. Many were suffering from trauma and other physical, psychological and / or emotional health problems. A number of them were young boys, who had lied about their age, when they enlisted, and then simply could not cope with the horrors that World War One forced upon them. They died a horrific and terrifying death, when they should have been sen
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83The Magic of Snow: Seven Poems by Cummings, Frost, Housman, Lampman, Lowell, Rossetti
The appeal of snow as a poetic subject is presented. In fact, snowy themes are common to the poetry of American, British and Canadian writers. Tributes by seven poets are included.
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78Film Review For The CBC Documentary "Bangkok Girl" (2005)
The film "Bangkok Girl", was featured on the CBC Canadian Television program "The Lens" in November of 2005. The film is the story of a Thai prostitute by the name of "Pla". The film is a distorted view of the Thailand sex trade through the eyes of a tourist, and the story has been widely criticized for being non factual.
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94Top-Ten Places to Visit in Alberta
After living in Alberta for a few years I discovered some of the best places to spend the day. Take a look at my Top Ten Places to Visit in Alberta and stop on by.
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98Canada: Random and Cool Canadian Facts About This Country
The topic of Canada is as broad as is the country is vast and diverse. Canada is world renowned for its friendliness, cultural diversity, peaceful nature, sprawling lands, fresh air and natural beauty. There is much to discover about this great country and with every page turned, there is something new to learn. French explorer, Jacques Cartier, named the land “Canada”. The name “Canada” is derived from the word “Kanata”, which has its origins from the Huron and Iroquois languages...
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83Top10 NFL vs CFL Differences
The 10 Top Differences Between Amercian Football (NFL) vs Canadian Football (CFL) he love for professional football in North America takes on two flavours. One is the NFL (National Football League) or American Football and the other is CFL (Canadian...
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