NATO’s Chicago Summit: Consequences For The Caucasus -
Disappointment for Georgia and Armenia, but success of Azerbaijan on the NATO’s Chicago Summit.
“More than 150 First Nations reserves across Canada are under drinking-water advisories. To cite one example, the Fort McKay First Nation in Alberta has been relying on bottled water due to fears that the community’s municipal-supplied water may be tainted by high levels of cancer-causing chemical compounds.” — Bill coming to improve First Nations water quality - Politics - CBC News
“There are problems with water access in other remote communities in Canada, but it is much worse in First Nations,” — Access to water on Canada’s reserves | rabble.ca
Georgian Dream’s Campaign Rally
“Governments around the world expelled Syrian ambassadors and diplomats on Tuesday in a co-ordinated protest at the massacre of more than 100 people, including scores of children, in Houla last weekend. Britain, France, Germany, the United States and Canada were among those taking part in the global diplomatic action, which came as a UN report said many of those killed were shot at close range.” — Syrian ambassadors diplomats from countries around the world | World news | guardian.co.uk
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5 ways Canada's workforce will change in 20 years - Business - CBC News -
Nothing really exiting in the article, but topic and comments are interesting ;) :)
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“Hans Kelsen was a European legal philosopher and teacher who emigrated to the United States in 1940 after leaving Nazi Germany. Kelsen is most famous for his studies on law and especially for his idea known as the pure theory of the law.” — Hans Kelsen: Biography from Answers.com