what made david suzuki a greatest canadian?
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i never thought that he was a great canadian
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The only reference I could find  was to James Cook, who won the Rick Kozuback Award in 2003 in the Central Hockey League.  I don't know if he is in professional hockey now, or where he might be found.\nThere is a sports writer for the Traverse City Egale named James Cook. This could be your guy:\njcook@record-eagle.com <jcook@record-eagle.com>
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I believe Pierre Elliot Trudeau was one of our best. He was at the helm during a difficult time, and proved he could act promptly and effectively. He nipped terrorism in the bud -- and until those idiots who were trying to blow up Parliament with bags of fertilizer came along, there have been no other acts of Canadian terrorism.
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Made me an even prouder canadian, eh!
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I've also been in canada and I really loved it. my trip began in london,ontario and ended in vancouver,B.C. I loved ontario very \nmuch but I didn't find manitoba and saskach...quite interesting.alberta is definitely awesome and B.C. too.edmonton,\nalberta, is a great city and has one of the largest shopping centers in the world.I found the people of canada very kind and polite and I did like them very much.my sincere regards and respect for the canadians and their great land.
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I'm from Canada and I like my leader.\n   He is for family values which the former Liberal government was against.\n   It's like a breath of fresh air having a leader who is for building up the country and not tearing it down.
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Full Name: Ichiro Suzuki \nBorn: 10/22/1973 \nBirthplace: Kasugai, Japan \n\nIchiro Suzuki ... resides in Kobe, Japan, with wife Yumiko ... graduated from Aikoudai Meiden High School in March 1992 ... is the first Japanese position player to sign with a Major League club ... is third Japanese player to sign with the Mariners, joining RHP Kazuhiro Sasaki (signed Dec. 18, 1999) and RHP Mac Suzuki (signed Sept. 5, 1993) ... played nine years with the Orix Blue Wave in Japan's Pacific League ... led the Pacific League in batting average for a Japanese-record seven consecutive seasons ... was a three-time league MVP and was named to the Pacific League's "Best Nine" for seven consecutive years ... won seven consecutive Gold Gloves for his solid defense and strong arm in right field ... appeared in two Japan Series with Orix, including winning title in 1996.
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Wow! Good question! I was at my leftiest in the 80's so he was by definition my Anti-Christ. Now that I've mellowed a little and, additionally, now that conservatism in Canada has a very different (and in my opinion more frightening) face, I think we should lighten up on the guy. GST is a fact, NAFTA is a fact.\n\nBut for me it was both the combination of a decidedly 'trickledown' / 'every-man-for-himself' philosophy with an incredible smugness and sense of superiority that did it for me. If he hadn't been such a smug character, for example, the Charlottetown Accord might well have passed.\n\nAh well, let bygones be bygones...
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Trudeau, he was just soo full of life and a crazy guy. I wish we could have another prime minister who was serious but also a goof.
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India, but Canada born.
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As a New Zealander there are a lot of great rugby players, both in union and league.  David Campese was my favourite.  I remember him when in 1982 he beat our best winger, Stu Wilson, at that time I thought Stu Wilson was the best winger ever.  Ever since then I always thought he was great, he may have had a few defficiencies but that does not negate his skills.  Even when he knocked us out of the World Cup in 1991, I can still remember a year later the All Blacks were saying they have no fear of him he's just one player in a very talented team.  David Campese gets the ball and you see 15 All Blacks panic.  His skills are legendary.  I am not saying he's the best Australian rugby player but I like him.
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David West or Shane Battier. They have been my favorites.
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I've always liked Bachman-Turner Overdrive.\nKokanee is pretty good beer.\nI've always admired the Canadian Military.\nCanadians said "A" before Fonzie did.\nYou can take Celine Dion back anytime.
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Yeah Nice answer.\n\nHe's an indian from the chipiwa tribe!!
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I love Canadians.  When I was in Australia i met more Canadians than when i lived in Banff ( i shared a house with 13 Australians, Yikes mate, Yikes!)\n\nI love Canada, I love that the streets are so clean in Toronto that when i dropped my hot dog on the ground i didn't even think twice about picking it up. Yummy! ;) \n\nI love that you have universal healthcare, (cause i know you hate it when we say Americans, cause you're from the Americas too) I'm a Yankee, and man what i wouldn't give to get some insurance . Even if i had to pay a bunch more taxes.  it's totally worth it.\n\nI am basically very envious of your "little" peace lovin country up there. But seriously, stop sending illegal immigrants! they are sucking up our resources! (tongue in cheek) \n\nfavorite province:Nunuvet (just cause it's really fun to say. or is it a territory? oops, ignorant yank right here in Michigan)
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I'm not exactly sure, but it might be that he hasn't necessarily had a lot of impact on CANADIAN soccer, per se, but rather just socer in general, and particularly American (NY Cosmos) and Brazilian (Santos) soccer. Therefore, the Canadian website might have folks more along the lines of Dwayne DiRosario or ... (I'm a yank, and don't know much about the soccer culture in Canada, particularly the history).
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The Redwings have had great leadership and personal over the years from Steve Yzerman, to Scotty Bowman to Nic Lidstrom to Paul Coffey to Larry Murphy to Sergei Fedorov to Vlad Konstantinov to Dom Hasek to Brendan Shanahan to etc etc etc.. thats why they have been THAT good.. final answer.