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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 2010
Page
4
A columnist notes controversy sparked by the Speech from the Throne and a push to change O Canada from in all thy sons command to a gender inclusive variant. The piece questions bilingualism, First Nations representation, and the impact of multiculturalism on national identity.
Two Surrey and North Vancouver florists created 1800 green themed bouquets for the 2010 Olympics. The predominantly green arrangements used recyclable materials and featured leatherleaf fern, monkey grass and aspidistra with green spider mums. They were hand tied by marginalized women overcoming addiction, prison, or violence, offering employable training and a chance at a new life.
The piece lauds Canadian athletes like Cheryl Bernara, Jeannie Rochette, Scott Moir, and Tessa Virtue for strong performances, acknowledges near-podium finishes, and celebrates national pride. It questions changing the national anthem while praising the team figures and local athletes such as Jon Montgomery.
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