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Happy Dominion Day!
Programming note: Tomorrow, Wednesday, I hope to be back behind the microphone taking questions from Mark Steyn Club members around the world at 3pm North American Eastern (8pm British Summer Time) for our latest Clubland Q&A. Hope you can swing by. ~To all my compatriots at home and abroad, a happy 158th birthday! At noon on this day in 1867, the British North America Act came into effect and the Provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Canada - that's Upper Canada (Ontario) and Lower Canada (Quebec) - were united into the brand new Dominion of Canada under a constitutional document that has since been applied, all but unmodified, to dozens of newborn nations in every corner of the globe. Something to celebrate, you'd think. But, for ...
Request of the Week
THE UNMANNED DOMINION
Mark,Re: Canadian National Handbagging of Men DayDammit, I missed asking you to re-run your column on the Ecole Polytechniqe massacre.My youngest Daughter is going to Brescia College and has been hijacked into going to public breast-beating sessions of Man-hate. I would really appreciate you re-running your column of who exactly " Mark Lepine" was and what his real name actually is.Thanks and kindest regards,Your biggest fan in Trudeaupia, SimonLondon, Ontario MARK SAYS: I took an executive corporate group-wide decision not to rerun it this December 6th, on the grounds that even by acknowledging the date we were colluding in the semi-formalization of it as a national occasion up there with Victoria Day et al. But, since you asked, here ...