Word: canadianization
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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When he reached the age of 15, Blair joined the Stoney Creek junior team, which plays at the junior C level. Canadian amateur hockey has four levels of juniors: junior C the lowest, junior B, Tier II junior A and Tier I (major) junior...
...foreign aid. I am very happy that all the ambassadors who have been visiting me have been saying that they will come to my assistance. In fact, the Canadian Ambassador said that his government will give an initial aid of $5 million in food, but they were sending it through nongovernment agencies, which was what I was asking for before. I said, "That was before, but now you can trust the Aquino government. Can't you give half directly to us?" The U.S. and Japan have told me that they will help. West Germany also...
Hours after it was lifted, however, authorities ordered the expulsion by Tuesday of the CBS Johannesburg bureau manager, William Mutschmann, a U.S. citizen; correspondent Allen Pizzey, a Canadian, and cameraman Wim de Vos, who is Dutch...
...government of South Korea, under fire for unfair trade practices abroad and repression of political dissidents at home, would want to hire him, even at Deaver's asking price of $1.2 million for a three- year contract. "There's a new breed in Washington," says Canadian Ambassador Allan Gotlieb. "Consultants about consultants." Canada hired Deaver--at $105,000 a year--for "his unique knowledge of how this Government ( works from the inside," says Gotlieb...
...million), plans to follow Murdoch to the east London docklands area by 1987. He has already persuaded the unions to allow him to lay off one-third of his company's 6,000 workers in exchange for severance benefits. The conservative Daily Telegraph (1.2 million), now controlled by Canadian Tycoon Conrad Black, hopes to finish its headquarters in east London by the fall. The liberal, thoughtful Guardian (487,000) is building a new plant next to the Telegraph's, while the breezy, Tory-minded Daily Mail (1.8 million) should move into its offices on the Thames' south bank...