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Cities Without Cars: An Exploration of how Two of Canada's Large Urban Regions Might Cope with the Disappearance of the Private Automobile in the Early Part of the 21st Century: Report on Phase 1, Focus on Land Use and Transportation: Including Report of [ Cities Without Cars: An Exploration of how Two of Canada's Large Urban Regions Might Cope with the Disappearance of the Private Automobile in the Early Part of the 21st Century ]
Cities Without Cars: An Exploration of how Two of Canada's Large Urban Regions Might Cope With the Disappearance of the Private Automobile in the Early Part of the 21st Century: Report on Phase 1, Focus on Land Use and Transportation: Including Report of [ Cities Without Cars: An Exploration of how Two of Canada's Large Urban Regions Might Cope with the Disappearance of the Private Automobile in the Early Part of the 21st Century ]

Science and Technology in Canada: Something to Think about
Les sciences et la technologie au Canada : Plus j'y pense ...

Canada, let's think about it
Canada, pensez-y

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

In my speech, I said that he was deluding himself. He thinks that is how Canada might think, but in 1867.
Il pense que c'est ainsi que le Canada pourrait réfléchir, mais en 1867.

Because he dared to speak out against the same sex marriage bill, Bill C-38, because he dared, he got a visit, not from any of the Liberal members as they are too sly for that, but from the Revenue Canada people, saying in essence that he might want to calm down his talk about his opposition to same sex marriage because he represents a charitable tax organization, after all, and quite frankly there might be some members of the Liberal Party and some in government who might think that he is using his tax status in an inappropriate political way.
Parce qu'il a osé se prononcer contre le projet de loi sur le mariage entre personnes de même sexe, le projet de loi C-38, il a reçu la visite, non d'un député libéral — car les libéraux sont trop sournois pour cela —, mais d'un employé de Revenu Canada. On lui a dit, essentiellement, qu'il devrait peut-être s'opposer avec moins d'ardeur au mariage homosexuel, car il représente un organisme de bienfaisance, après tout, et certains députés libéraux et fonctionnaires pourraient penser qu'il utilise son statut d'organisme de bienfaisance à des fins politiques inappropriées.

Let us follow the Parliament of Canada Act, which states very clearly that when a senator is absent - that is, he is not in the chamber or is not wherever someone might think he should be, as we think Senator Thompson should have been here yesterday - if he has a valid medical certificate, he is considered to be in attendance.
Conformons-nous à la Loi sur le Parlement du Canada qui stipule clairement que quand un sénateur est absent - c'est à dire qu'il ne se trouve pas à la Chambre ou là où l'on pense qu'il devrait être, et nous pensons qu'il aurait dû être ici hier - et qu'il a un certificat, il est considéré comme étant présent.

When you think of Canada's Parliament, you might think of the Parliament Buildings — one of Canada's best known symbols and the place where Parliament's work is done.
Quand on pense au Parlement du Canada, on pense souvent aux édifices du Parlement, un des symboles canadiens les plus connus et le lieu où s'effectuent les travaux du Parlement.

I would urge honourable senators to look to the real experience of what has happened in Canada going back 30 years, rather than to speculation as to what a worst-case scenario of what someone might think might happen.
J'invite les honorables sénateurs à se pencher sur l'expérience concrète que le Canada a connue depuis 30 ans plutôt que sur des hypothèses concernant le pire scénario que l'on peut imaginer.