Canadianism

If we ask, what is Canadianism in music?

Canadianism: Just for fun - a considerable list of Canadian terms.

The term is a Canadianism formed by abbreviating the word decoy.

They causes they support include medical research, science museums, "Canadianism" and the legalization of marijuana.

Our policy makers are thinking of much profounder symbols which represent the essence of Canadianism.

The word rabaska is a Canadianism from New France.

Now I'm working on my Canadianism by playing ball hockey every week and go skating on the river!"

But if there was an interesting Canadianism floating around, for sure I'd have heard about it because I'm no hoser.

Hart Massey's Canadianism was largely economic but it was strident.

It’s not a Canadianism.

It has enriched Canadianism by qualities inherited from old and noble traditions and cultures of other lands.

For example, as a general rule, official-language minorities, more than majorities, tend to consider bilingualism a important marker of Canadianism.

Applied with wisdom and imagination, these gifts have helped Canadians to live their own life and to develop a better Canadianism.

Liddiard is a proud Cannuck (not a Canadianism).

To subject Canadian students year in and year out to these influences is not particularly good for the growth of a wholesome Canadianism."6 20.

When writing, Canadians will start a sentence with As well, in the sense of "in addition"; this construction is a Canadianism.

The major question that came up was in regards to how any sense of "Canadianism" could come out of such an attractive and rich American world.

In this time where Canadianism is running rampant, "Gordie" has given people some true Canadian characters to associate with.

Her Irish roommate, Claire, similarly suffered from the occasional Canadianism (eh?).

But Canadianism is a blend – the very diversity has softened, and at the same time broadened it, but not detracted from its inherent worth.

A related though at times distinct concept to Canadian nationalism, is Canadianism also known as Canadian patriotism.

"I have had before me as a pillar of fire," he said, "a policy of true Canadianism, of moderation, of reconciliation."

Postwar surveys found more than one-third of German immigrants eager to jettison their identity in favour of "Canadianism."

Bronfman, the former co-chairman of Seagram Co., said his foundation has a goal of enhancing "Canadianism."

Canadianism or Canadian patriotism refers to a patriotism involving cultural attachment of Canadians to Canada as their homeland.