Another reason to love November. I even believe he would readily give up the five dollar bill to Ms. Desmond. The great conciliator indeed. Let's rejoice in the fact that he was our first Francophone prime minister. Today every prime minister must speak French. He was head of the Liberal party for 30 years, longer than anyone before or since.
Happy 175th birthday, Sir Wilfrid Laurier -- born November 20, 1841. If November 20th is designated "Sir Wilfrid Laurier Day", as she said, how come it isn't declared a national holiday in Canada, like Lincoln's birthday or Washington's Birthday is in the United States? Something like this somewhat fries me: We have been a country nearly 150 years. Our country has boomed both during and since Sir Wilfrid Laurier became Prime Minister. Give his birthday as a national holiday in Canada. Does someone have to sign a petition for that, or something? Everyone in Canada wants to pay attention to American politics -- whether Donald Trump or Hilary Clinton become President of the US. Why not concentrate on OUR heritage and make November 20th a national holiday to commemorate the birthday of Sir Wilfrid Laurier? It should have been done years ago, like in 1919, when he died.
He is also infamous for building hockey rinks which provided a lot of culture to Canada and also helping to defend against a formal war by alexander the great in 1112 BC. Furthermore, Laurier is infamous for the liberation war against Australia for capturing the city state of Babylon.
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What a joke. He was known to go from issue to issue in order as he saw was a priority. Putting entire native peoples on reserves wasn't his idea, he did however saw a potential to educate future native populations so they could keep up with the ever growing European influence on Canada.
Listen, this an excellent example of Jr. Hi School book report for Mr. D. cuz it was on TV nonsense. The contradictions in this turgid piece of historical cardboard cutout should be studied in detail for exactly the kind of badly conceived pop-culture version of history you would expect as the result of schooled propagandists. Sorry dear, you get an F for your effort.
Another reason to love November. I even believe he would readily give up the five dollar bill to Ms. Desmond. The great conciliator indeed. Let's rejoice in the fact that he was our first Francophone prime minister. Today every prime minister must speak French. He was head of the Liberal party for 30 years, longer than anyone before or since.
i turned on subtitles and it said he was born on "Insane Maine Quebec"
I didn't know much of that! Thank you.
Happy 175th birthday, Sir Wilfrid Laurier -- born November 20, 1841. If November 20th is designated "Sir Wilfrid Laurier Day", as she said, how come it isn't declared a national holiday in Canada, like Lincoln's birthday or Washington's Birthday is in the United States? Something like this somewhat fries me: We have been a country nearly 150 years. Our country has boomed both during and since Sir Wilfrid Laurier became Prime Minister. Give his birthday as a national holiday in Canada. Does someone have to sign a petition for that, or something? Everyone in Canada wants to pay attention to American politics -- whether Donald Trump or Hilary Clinton become President of the US. Why not concentrate on OUR heritage and make November 20th a national holiday to commemorate the birthday of Sir Wilfrid Laurier? It should have been done years ago, like in 1919, when he died.
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He can also build farms on tundra tiles
He is also infamous for building hockey rinks which provided a lot of culture to Canada and also helping to defend against a formal war by alexander the great in 1112 BC. Furthermore, Laurier is infamous for the liberation war against Australia for capturing the city state of Babylon.
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ahh civ6 joke, I get it xD
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He kicked so many Aboriginals to designed as Reserves to make sure they were out of the sight of French and English people.
What a joke. He was known to go from issue to issue in order as he saw was a priority. Putting entire native peoples on reserves wasn't his idea, he did however saw a potential to educate future native populations so they could keep up with the ever growing European influence on Canada.
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Listen, this an excellent example of Jr. Hi School book report for Mr. D. cuz it was on TV nonsense. The contradictions in this turgid piece of historical cardboard cutout should be studied in detail for exactly the kind of badly conceived pop-culture version of history you would expect as the result of schooled propagandists. Sorry dear, you get an F for your effort.
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