Canadian's Perspective It's tough to be from Canada at the Summit of the Americas.
The main problem with DC Pronk's interpretation here (besides it being a Rufus Wainwright song) is that he's adopted the Canadian's uniquely bored vocal inflections.
It's every American Canadian's right to have an opinion about a movie, or even to opine politically.
Not that there's anything wrong with the 18-year-old Canadian's R&B music.
We're promised a compilation of the Canadian's greatest hits, which should be a treat, as he's got plenty to choose from.
I was astonished at the Canadian's... what?
I can't claim, then, that the London-based Canadian's new show feels thrillingly original.
Unlike the Canadian's previous plays there is no hardcore nudity or sex on stage.
It rails against the war in Iraq, the president of the Canadian's adopted country, and consumerism.
Yet from what I could tell, the Canadian's only agenda was the act itself.
Bouchard played well but the Canadian's head must have been swimming by the end.
