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Canada is not exempt from the graveyard of history
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Calgary's BusinessCanada is not exempt from the graveyard of history
If Canada is to survive, Canadians must be willing to fight politically, culturally, and economically to save it Time is corrosive—it wears away everything: coastlines change, mountains erode, whole continents drift, stars go nova. Anything human is particularly temporary. Our bodies age, our socks get holes, our computers become obsolete, customs change. Things we used to do, we don’t do any more. What man wears Brylcreem in his hair nowadays? …
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