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L’Influence du Postmodernisme et la Judiciarisation de la Société
I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than those attending too small a degree of it.[1] – Thomas Jefferson Plusieurs évènements récents, comme l’instauration de la Loi 78 par le Gouvernement Charest pour résoudre la crise étudiante au Quebec, ou le débat sur le port du casque à vélo obligatoire pour … Continue reading
The Canadian Red Cross, Humanity, and Albert Schweitzer’s “Ehrfurcht vor dem Leben” (Reverence for Life)
Too often in life, we take things for granted. We are often too busy staring at our own navel to really appreciate the fact that there are other individuals out there, each with their own challenges and hopes. In our modern society, we have grown accustomed at dusting off the tip of Maslow’s pyramid when … Continue reading
Bulletproof Vest Wearing Anglo-Saxon Custom Agents
I had arrived at Trudeau International in Montreal after a stint in Africa. I was tired, and happy to be home after quite an ordeal abroad. Unfortunately, I knew something unpleasant was waiting for me once I got off the plane. No, it was not my mother’s smooches, nor the inevitable post-travelling depression. It was … Continue reading
Integration training
Well, integration took place at CRC Quebec HQ in “wonderful” Nun’s Island last night…Pretty funny stuff, since I had no idea where I was, and had to ask the driver if we had actually arrived…. I blame it all on the plethora of new Iphone games I acquired, which make any of my commutes a … Continue reading
Canadian Red Cross unit news
Well ladies and gentlemen, The winter season is beginning, which means more fires and more individuals affected by disasters. The average is more than 2 fires per day in the greater Montreal area! It will be great experience for me to work with people affected by disasters and hopefully I’ll gain important skills in order … Continue reading
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