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Hi everyone, my name is Alex. Welcome to my blog! Born and raised in Toronto, I studied history and political science at York University and then International Relations at McMaster University, located in Hamilton, Ontario. I am passionate about Canada, its place in the world, and events around the globe as they happen. This page will offer a fresh view of events from a unique perspective. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Helping newcomers adjust to life in Toronto. Seeking Refuge in the Future. While thousands of refugees have already arrived in Toronto, many more are expected to follow. Why Everybody Loves the TORONTO Sign. Albanian Born, Canadian Raised. So You Want To Be Canadian, Eh? April 1, 2016.
Speaking of gifts, I just finished this great hat for a friend that asked for one. Stuart with his first project. 8211; I enjoy movement. 8211; I like to create and make things. 8211; I enjoy learning.
Blog about places, spaces and people of Burlington, Ontario. Places to visit in Burlington. Things to do in Burlington. People who make a difference. My top 6 Walk off the Earth music videos. Were you excited to hear Walk off the Earth won Group of the Year, beating out Metric.
This post is a little more personal than it is baseball related. Apologies for being absent for the last few months and I promise to get back to regular posts soon enough. 5 Reasons the Blue Jays Can and Will Repeat.
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