"Our international reputation has us as this very nice, quiet, friendly place," said Deborah Morrison, president of Canada's National History Society, which publishes The Beaver magazine.
"We thought it would be fun to show people our seamier side and take a look at some of our more villainous characters, and how they've helped to shape our country," Morrison said. READ THE WHOLE STORY...
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Canada's Most Foul!
O Canada. Zzzzz... huh? what? Oh, yes, Canada. They're looking for the "worst Canadian" ever up there. So many to choose from. My own nomination: Rush. The entire band.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - A Canadian history magazine plans to highlight how a country stereotyped for its polite and somewhat boring citizenry is also home to its share of scoundrels through a survey seeking "the worst Canadian."
"Our international reputation has us as this very nice, quiet, friendly place," said Deborah Morrison, president of Canada's National History Society, which publishes The Beaver magazine.
"We thought it would be fun to show people our seamier side and take a look at some of our more villainous characters, and how they've helped to shape our country," Morrison said. READ THE WHOLE STORY...
"Our international reputation has us as this very nice, quiet, friendly place," said Deborah Morrison, president of Canada's National History Society, which publishes The Beaver magazine.
"We thought it would be fun to show people our seamier side and take a look at some of our more villainous characters, and how they've helped to shape our country," Morrison said. READ THE WHOLE STORY...
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