Sentence examples for uniquely Canadian from inspiring English sources

The Tragically Hip has always sung about uniquely Canadian themes, often to the point of absurdity.

He called the legislation he presented on June 4th a "uniquely Canadian" model.

Here are some of the country's best, worst and strangest moments of the 2016 Summer Olympics, along with the uniquely Canadian experiences they brought to mind for those of us watching at home.

There he was on a recent afternoon, speaking in the indigenous Blackfoot language before a crowd of film industry executives, then posing for selfies at a bar across town on National Caesar Day, which celebrates a uniquely Canadian concoction that includes tomato juice, vodka, Worcestershire sauce and clam broth.

From the effectiveness of accountability and oversight programs to the legal issues raised by metadata collection to the privacy challenges surrounding new technologies, this book explores cutting-edge issues torn from the headlines with a uniquely Canadian perspective.

These uniquely Canadian plans allow a business' key employees to set aside large chunks of their salary into tax-deferred plans from which they can withdraw after leaving their job no matter how old they are.

For a uniquely coniferous Canadian experience, tuck into a creamy scoop of balsam, a delicate flavour infusion derived by steeping balsam needles in milk.

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.

Jim Egan, chief executive of BBC Global News, said: "We've had a significant TV, radio and online presence in Canada for many years, and the BBC is uniquely placed to provide Canadian audiences with the global perspective on stories that matter to them.

It was nothing like a provincial jail in Ontario it was more like an alternate society living on the outskirts of Canadian cities, uniquely different to civilian life or military life.

We integrate the broad range of genetic, biogeographic, morphological, physiological and ecological information that is uniquely available for lake whitefish to identify DUs across the Canadian distribution of the lake whitefish species complex.