10 — Wednesday, June 30, 1993 ~ North Shore News

Kevin
Gillies

ON THURSDAY Canada turns 126 years young. We've
come a jong way, but we're still experiencing growing
pains as we explore the implications of our Constitution
and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Canada is
such a popular country at this point in history (hat peo-
ple are flocking here from all over the world. 1 seems

that lately many people are preoccupied with pointing
out Canada’s shortcomings and its faults. However,
Canada’s got to be a pretty good place to live — one to
be proud of — because no one seems to be leaving. So
in a safute to this great country, we ask:

What do you like the best about living in Canada?

David Conmer

North Vancouver

Canada is the best place
to live because it's a free
society that is

multicultural, But best of

all is the hockey — best
in the world. 1 also love

Al Fartey

Burnaby

The dest thing about be-
ing from Canada is the
wide open space. It’s not
congested, Each region
has its unique qualities.

Sitvia Jumanea

North Vancouver

Canada is one of the best
countries in the world
because of its freedom,
its cultural harmony, its
security and because it is
a land of opportunity.

Sandra Barlow

North Vancouver

1 like being able to be
free. [ can pretty much
go wherever J] want and
say whatever { want even
though f may not agree
with the next guy.

Farzan Foroughr

North Vancouver

The things 1 especially
like about Canada are
the fresh air, the trees,
the wide-open spaces. I
also like that it is. a
country at peace. ‘

the beautiful scenery.

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BCU Services Canada Inc. together with our parent company BCJ
(Japan) invite you and your Canadian family to enjoy the unique
experience of sharing your home with a Japanese student of high

‘school to university age.

Japanese students are known for their polite behaviour, and many

student/family visits develop into lasting relationships.
if you are interested or would like more information, please call

Jason at 689-5722.

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