Citizen of One…making Canadian life better…Robert Knox talks with John Robson (2 of 2)
In a video released today by the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, co-author Robert Knox provides an in-depth look into MLI’s latest study, Citizen of One, Citizen of the Whole. In conversation with colleague John Robson, Bob tells us what an Economic Charter of Rights could mean for all Canadians. He reminds us how our “sense of being Canadian” is diminished by all the petty barriers that inhibit personal mobility and economic freedom today. With his background in negotiating on internal trade issues and his expert knowledge of the impact these restrictions have on the jobs and lifestyle of Canadians, Bob insists that the time to act is now.
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Is Mr. John Brown, director of immigration canada?
Mrs. rose grand, the hotel manager of omni montreal royal in canada sent an email that their hotel needs additonal workers so i am interested that’s why i sent back and after i completed my requirements she sent me a processing form for visa and after fill the form forward it to the immigration bureau canada. i’ve done my part so the immigration of canada sent back that they need the clearance letter from the immigration lawyer and the clearance was charge to the candidate. i just want to ensure if it is a legal? hoping for the truth….
May 16-18, 1961 – President John F. Kennedy’s visit to Canada
President and Mrs. Kennedy arrive in Ottawa, Canada for a two day state visit. The trip is the Presidents first outside the US as President. President Kennedy suffers severe back pain during a tree planting ceremony in Ottawa on the grounds of Government House. President Kennedy visits the American Embassy in Ottawa. President Kennedy places a wreath at the Canadian National War Memorial. Prime Minister Diefenbaker hosts a luncheon in honor of President and Mrs. Kennedy at the Prime Minister’s residence. President Kennedy addresses the Senate and the House of Commons of Canada saying that “what unites us is far greater than what divides us” and urging Canada to join the US in keeping communist influence out of the Western Hemisphere, strengthening NATO, and working to assist the underdeveloped nations.
