US subs in the arctic

[Nonskimmer]

Originally Posted by DerAdlerIstGelandet

If a government spends its money wisely it does not need to do extra taxes.

Precisley. Wise words indeed. Hence the main reason why Canadians are practically taxed to death as it is, particularly in the Atlantic Region.

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

That is what is going to happen here in Germany as well. She is going to raise the taxes to point of ignorance.

[MUGZ]

Hey Guys,

I was just reading through the forum a bit (I accidentally stumbled across it while looking for answers to some of my review questions for my exam on Friday) and it is pretty evident that you like to discuss and debate history topics. I'm having trouble finding a few answers so, if your interested, you can help me out with them, it'd be greatly appreciated. The questions are as follow:
1)Discuss the changing attitudes of the Loyalists/refugees in Atlantic Canada regarding the United States in the period 1783-1800
2)Discuss the causes of poverty in Atlantic Canada in the 19th century and society's response
3)How did tenants attempt to deal with the "land question" in P.E.I in the period of 1920-1867
4) Why did the Beothuk of NFLD dissapear
5)What were the most important factors that prompted Nova Scotia and New Brunswick to join the confederation in 1867

Any information on these topics would assist me greatly and would be appreciated! Thanks

[Husky]

Originally Posted by syscom3

Saw this on Drudge report this morning.

U.S. sub may have toured Canadian Arctic zone

Since this is the cold country, is this considered another "cold war" incident?

I think President Reagan caused abit of a 'cold freeze' with our frinds to the north when he sent icebreakers through the Northwest Passage in the 80's...enforcing Freedom of the Sea's act or something.