how can that be my country like canada? mm hm. did you bring them? i think that's canada. we think we know or history. we think we know our neighbors and yet just decide a big center. there will be a reserve where there's no clean water since 2013 charlie angus has been fighting alongside the victims of st. ends. were children were tortured in the electric chair. yeah. unlike other victims of the residential schools, they have received no financial reparations with the abuse. they suffered legal proceedings have been rumbling on for years and have become a symbol of a national scandal. these are all from the police investigations that were done at saint ann's report. the interview with the police officer was there use of an electric chair to administer shocks to children who were tied in the chair. yes, there were consistent reports to the electric chair. some reports suggested it was used for entertainment. there were beatings. children forced thrown vomit. yes, numerous people, edge alleged that it affected them was their homosexual rape. yes. had her sexual rape. yes. i

canada? what does canada have to do with the american revolution? please join me in welcoming warmly doctor holly mayer. >> thank you so much. it's wonderful to be here with all of you. to share in this community of history and the revolution in particular, and to of course examine this particular very unusual regiment, or an uncommon regiment for an uncommon revolution, as we could also say for it. so, i'm starting off, and i just want to point out that that is an image. it's a painting that is on the cover of my book. i figured i might as well say kudos to him as well for helping illustrate my book, as well as of course being here in many other illustrations and paintings in about a month that you will be able to see. so well worth it. wonderful. so with congress's own, i wanted to talk a few things about the regiment in particular, and then actually spend more time talking about sergeant major john h. hopkins, who was the person who introduced me to this regiment through his writings in that journal that i found at the historical society of penns

of canada. alright, rushes ambassador to canada, legs to paula. thanks a lot for taking the time to come onto our program. thank you. it was a bit now, another news. india's tech industry is making big strides in global markets. prime minister, no rental modi noted that the country has moved from 81st place on the world innovation index into the top 40, after doubling the amount of startups in the country, one being the renowned cybersecurity company cloud sec. and another manufacturer called general, bought ex, a bulk check. we build technology that can predict cyber threats before it even happened. we built unique cybersecurity data at it and using machine learning models with which we'll be able to tell when the next i but that is going to happen and out with we have a partnership thinkable which allows us to do co cost photo transactions. and eventually we're trying to democratize fish and make it available to every thought of the world. ah ah, we're 1300000000 people living in this country,

such as canada and west florida. it offers, moreover, a fresh and, i think, quite insightful perspective of the american land, the people, customs and manners. it also provides us with new interpretations of the american and british military and civilian leadership, including the suspected motives of the american rebels. it provides, finally, impressions and assessments of the americans, generally, and of course of the war. a war that was unlike any other military conflict they had known in europe. in the words of one hessian officer, it was, quote, a war that went against all humanity. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. we'll be happy to take questions from the room. just raise your hand. there is one, i'll walk over, just one second. >> thank you. i'm just curious, i know that -- we're only joint fairly soon before the american revolution. those, guys did they consider themselves from different states or something? we did they just consider that they hadn't they had one prints and they were his guys? >> i mean, i

life in canada in particular is harsh. he feels isolated. he doesn't even really know what's going on in the rest of the continent, especially during the winter. he misses his siblings. the last letter from concordia had arrived in canada two years earlier about time draw. he was one of at least 5000 german troops that were stationed in canada far than british troops that were there at the time, although they were in a loyal province, they were quite suspicious of the local sentiments and they tended feel like an occupying force. the fact that most the inhabitants were french speaking and catholic may have contributed to their sense of alienation. deroy actually, in the letter he writes this, he doubts that the americans would play another attack on canada after the disastrous attempt in the winter of 75, 76. but he can't be sure. by the time he writes a letter, of course france had entered the war. that's a real threat. he knows too, that the americans at some point were just thinking about maybe we should go and make another attempt on. so

a lot going on on the isn't there in terms of canada's indo pacific strategy. first off canada. it's not exactly close to the indo pacific region that it's so focused on now. what's the interests they have there? well, i think you're right that they are. well, let me put it this way to say that canada is a pacific nation. certainly, i think makes some sense on because canada is very reliant on exports and china is one of the most important markets for many countries around the world. with that being said, i think a canada is undergoing a very, very problematic a phase with china. and i think it, it, unfortunately is getting dragged into this destructive gore taps by the united states. let's look back a few years ago when canada really had no choice was arm twisted into kidnapping the cfo of huawei mon joe. a. despite this being against its own interest and even its own values, and yet they had to do it. so i think this is part of what is driving this. we can call it this pivot by canada to the indo pacific. what's the positives for ottawa, for such in the is it in any way in can

kevin: royal bank of canada is already the biggest bank in canada and it is buying the seventh largest banking candida. but what royal bank gets is not just 130 branches or $134 billion in assets. as the ceo said, it is a once in a generation opportunity to leap forward in market share growth in canada. this is the kind of thing that does not happen often in canada's banking market. it is controlled by six dominant firms. to add 2% of market share, which they do, this is also financially compelling. they paid what most analysts are calling full price, but they can scrap out $750 million of cost energy and they can cross sell clients with new products. rbc has a higher rate of customers having all four types of banking products whereas h sbc's is half. it gets the more heavily into commercial banking, especially companies that have operations abroad that do trading. it brings them into trade finance and other areas they are not already in. it is a rare opportunity to make that big jump forward in one swoop. jon: and you have to imagine the company was ready to field questions about any

did you know that canada was involved? well, yeah, there was an invasion the americans lost they had to retreat from quebec, you know by june of '76 they're gone and that was the end of canada. well, no, not really not by any means in here. but while the american invading force was up in canada, it was already starting to recruit canadians to join in this rebellion. certainly the continental congress was sending out declarations to the canadians, especially the french canadians essentially saying, join us rebel with us, you know, and you might think it goes back to the enemy of my enemy is my friend and so the french canadians at one point had been certainly the enemies of most of the new englanders and others who had been fighting colonial wars with the french and their indian allies through a series of imperial conflicts. but at this point it was let's invite the canadians in because we truly want this to be a continental rebellion. let us have a true continental congress with canadian representatives. let us have a cont

now the last game of the day was a thriller between belgium and canada, canada domination, the opening stages and were awarded a penalty after a v, a r check for hamburg, janet carrasco, a judge to block the ball with his arm. and fancy davis, his thought picket was saved by belgium goalkeeper at sea bay port wall against the amount of play the well number 2 side belgium took the lead at the end of the 1st half at mitchie bash. why scoring the pole? canada never scored a goal in a well cut game previously. and they came close on several occasions after the great. jonathan david had a great chance to equalize if it is had a wise call to are also made. a number of key saves to to keep his side in front. if finished, belgium won a candidate at the f met been alley stadium, allen. that's an 8 consecutive at group stage win for belgium in well cups equaling a record held by brazil. but as i mentioned at that match, it took place at half met at been alley stadium, a pull race that was that following the action. and he joins me now. so poor a long awaited return to the wildcat for canada was

protests kicked off across canada. this january with truck drivers, blocking rows on the us, canada border demanding an end to corona virus related restrictions. shorter than labeled the protest as a threat to democracy and short contrast, he was enthusiastic support for a similar rally in india. 2 years ago. canada will. busy always stand up for the right of preschool peaceful protest anywhere around the world and were pleased to see moves towards the d escalation and dialogue. or let's discuss the issue now with david fry. hi, it's a canadian lawyer and legal commentator who's in miami. many thanks for joining us on the program. as i what do you make of just into those testimony? do you agree that protest should not lead to changes in public policy? it would be funny if it weren't so tragic and so offensive. this is the guy who literally during the corona virus locked downs while they're locking up pastors across canada, is attending rallies in ontario with thousands and thousands of people in attendance. he, he help

did you know that canada was involved? well, yeah, there was an invasion the americans lost they had to retreat from quebec, you know by june of '76 they're gone and that was the end of canada. well, no, not really not by any means in here. but while the american invading force was up in canada, it was already starting to recruit canadians to join in this rebellion. certainly the continental congress was sending out declarations to the canadians, especially the french canadians essentially saying, join us rebel with us, you know, and you might think it goes back to the enemy of my enemy is my friend and so the french canadians at one point had been certainly the enemies of most of the new englanders and others who had been fighting colonial wars with the french and their indian allies through a series of imperial conflicts. but at this point it was let's invite the canadians in because we truly want this to be a continental rebellion. let us have a true continental congress with canadian representatives. let us have a cont

canada of next. the second match of the day between papua new guinea and canada is in its late stages. canada over the stronger team, but failed to capitalise. they the 24—12 with around six minutes left. png meet brazil next, and then england. it's the final round of the champions league matches this week, and tottenham insist they're fully prepared as they get ready to take on marseille in france tonight — without suspended manager antonio conte. spurs need just a draw to reach the knockout stage of the competition, but will expect to face a febrile atmosphere at the stade velodrome. all four teams can still qualify for the last 16. conte was sent off in the closing moments of their last game against sporting lisbon. everyone is well aware, the staff is well prepared and we all know that well prepared and we all know that we need _ well prepared and we all know that we need to help each other. for me, it's not_ we need to help each other. for me, it's not difficult, it's may be a different— i

the big take focuses on the housing market in canada. there are cracks appearing as interest rates soar and the trend could hold clues of what is to come for other nations. kevin portland cowrote the story and joins us from the newsroom. thank you for joining us. we have an international audience and the canadian housing market has been a topic of speculation even pre-covid. walk us through why canada is seeing such a housing boom, or has been, in the past? kevin: that's right. canada did not have a correction after the 2008 financial crisis the way they did in the u.s. that goes to how mortgages are structured here and the loan losses were lower. the housing market has had an uninterrupted 25 years of gains. those have been a lot faster too. the real estate market makes up a larger share of the economy in canada than any other developed country. the number of real estate agents has grown 45% the last decade. canada has run further ahead of other countries based on those factors. kriti: let's broaden this out. the idea of the canadian ho

country constitute a threat to the security of canada? yes or no? we looked at c. are there activities within canada directed towards or in support of the threat or use of acts of serious violence against persons or property for the purpose of achieving a political or ideological objective? that was what we were looking at , is that threshold met, are there activities supporting the threats or acts of serious violence, he threat of serious violence for political or ideological goals. if that threshold was met then that part of invoking the emergency act was met and does it constitute a national emergency? i was very much focused on was this bar hit, yes or no, for the purposes of invoking the emergencies act? there has been a bit of back-and-forth at this commission on whether these words are different or can be read differently for broader when they are used in a public order emergency then they are used for the sises. the words are the same in both cases but the west and is, who is doing the interpretation, what input comes in and what

oh it's been just a year since i live in canada. i left 2 beds and i was 7 years old with my parents and siblings. the have to basically walk from to about to nepal and to the very mountainous terrain switches so filled with the on ice and snow. it took almost like 3 weeks to the or so minutes about and school couldn't reach because of the frost bite and to some people that even died in india, napoleon badani the to button people that they don't have any status. they're not getting much jaws. they are not entitled to own any kind of properties, land houses. so because of that, they started to coming to abroad like different western countries, including canada. veterans were invited to come to canada and the 9th and seventies . only 240 came i was lucky enough that 2 of them were my parents. families like mine were put into rural areas. people were very nice, but we didn't speak english. money was hard. i felt like i belonged, but i felt like i was different. the children couldn't get the opportunities the needed in a town of 16000.

the country constitute a threat to the security of canada? yes or no? we looked atc are there activities in canada directed towards or in support of the threat or use of acts of serious violence against persons or property for the purpose of achieving a political or ideological objective. that is what we were looking at is that threshold met? are there activities supporting the threats or acts of serious violence for political or ideological goals. -- ideological goals? if that threshold was met in our opinion, then that part of invoking public order emergency was met. the other part does it constitute a national emergency. i will not get into that much to ask me about it. i was very much focused on was this bar hit, yes or no for the purposes of invoking the emergencies act. there has been a bit of back-and-forth at this commission on whether these words are different or can be read differently or broader when used in a public order emergencies in used. it is not the words are different. they are the same in both cases. the question is, who

okay, well let's talk about back game canada. her way shy canada started off strong. i didn't think they were as good as when they played against bell. jen. credit to croatia though they came through and they got over that. no, no, i grew up against nurse and i grew. i thought you were terrific against belgium deserve to a lot better than you got to deserve to lose at the just to draw. you should have won the game. but you read that as good as. and i don't know whether the goal and this is going to sound stupid, but sometimes the fit, well you can score a little too early and it can change your mindset. maybe make you a little bit pragmatic, a little cautious. and i felt that canada did that, the kind of retreated a little bit and invited crecia into them and wake reesha. she crecia might have when it best for you, my true players and woke up brokovich who, which look on modern rock many countries. i've got city as good as that. and i think they showed that you said they would upset terrific clamor rich, whose never did i put a prolific goose florida if he can continu

once again, even there victory in the opening game against canada, so many people will tell you the canada was the best team in that game. and unfortunately they lost. so i think both of them have a lot of work to do, but it looks like they're not going to go so far in the store. my dad, the great sets of players, but martinez, he's not been able to get, you know, the very best from this quality group of players. ok, well another shock because costa rica with on 7 know in the opening game, but course another welcome upset by beating japan keisha for his 81st minute go. was enough for a wonder when at the mid been early stadium, that was close to me because shot on target of the former, despite dominating possession. japan couldn't to that opening game when over germany, that best chunk came to minutes from the end. but the mother couldn't finish, it means the group is wide open with all teams in the chance of getting through in the final round of matches. jim and mash was watching. that game was shocking. germany in their right to the game. it was japan's turn it to be on the end of an ups

canada? too risky. how about, paradise? >> mauritius. four hours away from the kidnappers homeland of somalia, this island gem with its pristine beaches, crystal clear water, beautiful mountain of this it is, and luxury resorts. ak convince the kidnappers that he would serve as his book agent and invited adam here to talk about the project. adam lives in mogadishu, in a really difficult place to live. and you're bringing him to a place where europeans come on vacation? >> i think what it did to do though was it solidified my status as an international business person. somebody who have the needs to get him what he wanted, which was essentially a contract. >> adam took that bait. here he is in mauritius, with ak. >> did you ever get nervous that adam was figured out we were? >> i did angelina then we were walking around the resort and he turned to me and he said, what did you think of me? that's how i buttered him up a bit. i said you're english was great. you've come a long way such from some humble beginnings. and i turned it back on hi

they put me in a legal jail to call it a reserve is not part of canada for the pilot. i was in school years. physician terrible people it's impossible to forget what happened there. we always shy but tobacco? we call dish. wonder rock and it's a bit shaker to rock it here and it is a big, big rock. and we call it a grandfather rock. we think a grandfather for looking after us and taken care of us as we travel they tried to tell us that this was a savage. this was a pagan way of doing things here . that's it. ah. the next school i was electrocuted. twice. i was only 7 years old 1st too high for me, so somebody put me in the chair and my feet, they're up can even touch the floor. and they turn the power on electricity. when the cat, wendy electric, they go, if you can let go. because the gen, the electricity makes you tighten it, she can't like go through you. you were tortured like that. ah, they may get broken because they want to learn will they broke their children? what did they do? did this or do anything? i was just a child with the blow cold. yeah. ah edmond. our

who ah, canada, canada. love it, love it. thank you both so much. i'm wishing you a happy birthday. and by the way, tonight's game is not the 1st game that they've attended. they've attended many matches and i just want to say that bronco has mastered the art of wearing the gutter and the food well done to him. i hope i see them both down there and i hope candid i scores a goal. this is the 1st world cup to be held in the middle east, and for many people, the 1st thing that comes to mind when they hear the middle east is the deserts, alexia bryan went to check it out. while many visitors will be coming to cut after the thrills on the pitch, there's also plenty to be found in the june. with thong 5, they gather the car light, just follow the gravity. the 1st world cap in the middle east is giving football fans a chance to get a decent adventure under their belt with a different time up. dave, it's really feels different here like sand rise. it will feel very magical early morning. i'm different thing in the days when you can see the shadows of the tunes on one side and one side is br

just 2 years ago. 6 2 canada will. busy always stand up for the right of peaceful, peaceful protest anywhere around the world and were pleased to see moves towards d escalation and dialogue. communion lawyer david fry. hi says that your, those administration is destroying the countries democratic society. will allow protests when its politically expedient, just intrude a will and then violently suppressed the most peaceful protest when they don't agree with the message. but the, the idea of the notion of protest itself is to put pressure on a government, even if they happen to have been democratically elected with the limits of minority governments as they were 9 months earlier to affect policy change. and despite what trudeau said in his testimony during the this commission on the invocation of the emergency back, it's not because the government was elected, but they have card boss to do whatever they want. thereafter, the trudel government was elected on arguably the slimmest of minorities. there were more canadians

it is canada's 1st world cup appearance since 1986. how do you rate their chance in a long time ago since they were last than the world cup of their absolutely buzzing? the chances of course is little difficult to say, but like we just spoke about, there are a lot of upset victories. canada, in a very tough group with a power houses, croatia, and belgium as well. but definitely there is a chance for them as well. and good news for canada is that alfonso davies, byron star, alfonso davies is now back from his hamstring injury that he was recovering from. and i said that he was fits and ready to go for the match tonight. so canada fans will be looking for him to really be the difference maker for them. so who knows? fabulous one to watch. that is for a partner from the to the sports. really appreciate you taking the time to break that down. my little you're watching the news. a quick reminder of our top story. russia has launched fresh attacks on infrastructure sites across ukraine's. the rockets have knocked out power and heating in sev

the american plan invasion the conquest of canada. the american militia outnumber the british ground forces in canada, but english ships controlled the length by water. britain could supply her forces. she could move them rapidly, and she had secure communications on the land. there was also the ever present threat of indian attack intensive fire by tecumseh's indian confederacy. the american general hall was forced out of detroit in august 1812 by the energetic britisher. general brock, using light craft. brock repelled attacks by larger american land forces to contest british control of the lakes. president madison ordered the building of american warships on these vital arteries. by 1813. commodore oliver hazard perry had built a fleet on lake erie, the british commodore barclay had lagged behind in this construction writes at modern barclay waited for the launching of his most powerful ship, the detroit here he could protect the fort detroit and cover british waters communications for land operations against americans on the miami

congratulations, go right to protest in canada is dead, and i dare say. so is the charter of rights in canada. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. who's the right back here at the top of the hour? ah, i.

he says, team canada owes john herdman at debts of gratitude. that loyalty, coupled with teen spirit and a lot, and i mean a lot of hard work could be the x factors. admin thing. mind. aah! are you joe? i'm going to be up at game. who's going to win calendar horatio really quickly? okay. i think i can allow the sort of a morgan's bell. jimmy was 22 chances for 9. it's gonna be similar game. so the best for that strong mid feel it would be look, i'm all their agents have come in there before, you know. but a question, i'm not as fast so i think i want to leave is will happy. okay, we'll be looking forward to that. that's all we have got time for. so thank you. generally, don't forget you can get more woke up content on our website. al jazeera dot com, forward slash world cock, or way back it says gmc, with all from katara 2500. as you build up to that huge, very light up between germany in spite cavities facing it earlier. but a woke up with a new series follows footballers from 6 countries hoping to make it to catch our 2022. when i scribbled to

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but only in canada, right. things that i'm going to just introduce frequently supports protests and other countries including india and china. and we investigate accusations in western media meddling in the latest protests. so the coping restrictions in china, as we hear from an analyst who probing the story d n and the, the radio asia, you don't journalist if actually a channel. and they were given vacation on where to go, what you all can put it with the 27th of november when you're watching the weekly here. and i'll see international with all the latest news update along with around the, the stories they say. the week's good to happy with. now at least 3 people have been killed and 8 injured as the russian. that public have done yes. was shelled on sunday. that's according to local officials in a city like he has cut, the bombardments have residential areas left. 3 people dead with several others wounded. as fatigue shows the aftermath of a ukrainian grant of rocket attack on a sidewalk near a hotel. several

frustration for canada but a let off for belgium, _ play... frustration for canada but a let off for belgium, in _ play... frustration for canada but a let off for belgium, in a _ play... frustration for canada but a let off for belgium, in a world - play... frustration for canada but a let off for belgium, in a world cup| let off for belgium, in a world cup where we have seen anything can happen. jane dougall, bbc news. the european space agency has chosen the british paralympic sprinterjohn mcfall to be the first disabled astronaut to join the space training team. he will work with designers and engineers to see if he can be the first disabled person to go into space. john mcfall was named as part of the class of 2022, which also includes british astrophysicist rosemary coogan. our science editor rebecca morelle has the story. it is the job of dreams, with an office that has got spectacular views, offering an out of this world experience. many would love to be an astronaut but very few make the cut. now in paris, the european space agency ha

they said the canada is very good team and i watched the the previous much, canada and there was like very good. so the players should be take this much seriously and we'll do it. you do it. okay. yeah, i sure is this, the team from africa? let's finally shown up for the continent at this woke up absolutely. you know, when the tournament was about to begin, everyone in africa was very happy about for the very 1st time having 5 african young coaches taking over the teams. but when we talk about the atlas lions of marco, if there's a country that has been investing in football, at least in the last 5 years, especially it's morocco. they deserve to be in the position they're in to day beating belgium. it's not by surprise if you look at the quality of players, they have high kim's yet astra, fecky me, they're playing and you know, big teams and have a lot of experience playing in the premier league, for example, the champions league. and that really helps them. but also a lead regret you're bringing back yet. he's that kind of word class player you have, like the way said your mind, for

put me in a legal jail regardless, reserve not part of canada. never be part of the the was in school years admissions and terrible people. ah, ah, it's impossible to forget what app with we always shy but tobacco. we call dish. wonder rock. and it's a british sacred rock. it gets here and it's a big, big rock. and we call it a grandfather rock. we sank a grandfather for looking after us and taken care of us as we travel they tried to tell us that this with a savage, this was a pagan way of doing things here that's with the school. i was electrocuted twice. i was only 7 years old. first too high for me, so somebody put me in the chair. and my feet are up. can even touch the floor and turn the power on electricity. then you can't. wendy electricity goes, you can let go. because the gen, the electricity makes you tighten it, he can't like go through you, you were torture like ah, they make us because they want to their land. will they broke their children? why did i go, did this or do anything? i was touched, the child. ah i think with 30 below col

okay, well, canada made history with their 1st 7 world cup goal against croatia, but we're still well beaten at the leaf, a international stadium. the game kicked off with a bang as candidate, brightest star davis gord ahead of inside 90 seconds. her aisha kept that cool and equalized half an hour later through. andre clamored it. the 2018 runners up found they tried to seal the 1st talk with another goal. michaela via scoring this one off to the break croatia went to up with clamoring getting. his 2nd goal of the night and canada were under again in the closing stages, with a breakaway goal for my to seal convincing for one victory creation. now sit talk group group f, thanks to goal difference and just need to draw against belgium. and the last group gave to qualify for law 16 canada who because hosts in 2026 will be going any further in this tournament. watching the game at least international stadium for us was pizza stem. it's this victory should take him to the top of the standings in drew back. a lot of people before the match were very concerned about the age of this group. gu

it's what it is for canada. canada face the 3rd place team from the 2018 woke up belgium. they all missing one of their so called golden generation injured strike. a roman new cocker is expected to miss they 1st to group matches. first of all is a huge respect all what kind of had achieved. because 1st of all, when you finish top of the group and ahead of national teams like usa and mexico, that means that there is a real substance and not confident that you arrive into a woke up. we know how difficult to get to the world club. and kennedy in terms of the 2nd time 1st time was in 86. so straight away, you know that these generation has something credibility, special. they look like a team, they never look a group of players coming together to represent the national team. they look like a team vertically and their concepts fairly, very dynamic. competitive. a team that they know their strength. okay, still in studio with one around go. let's talk about the canadians, absent from the world cup since 1986. now, one of the top teams in the concrete kept region. in fact, you sa

the protest in canada. if the commissioner does not reprimand, just intruders indication of this act and say something like this can never be allowed to happen again. congratulations to the right to protest in canada is dead . and i dare say. so was the charter of rights in canada. david freiheit also say it's true that with using crises and protests across the world to destruct canadians from the own problems at home, which the government itself is creating. trudel never less a crisis go to waste when he sees crisis in a foreign country that he thinks he can exploit for political capital, either back home or internationally. he jumped on the opportunity to do so and happily. so he loves virtue signaling on social media. he loves virtue signaling on the international scene, and that is why he, i dare say actively looks for crises across the globe where he can interject with some vapid platitude in support of rights that he doesn't support at home. it's a distraction and it's a way for him to look like a dem

and then in canada, united states, mexico, in 4 years, this will set a real transition for canada to the next level. the recent success is already paying off with greater enrollments in youth programs and fans ready for a taste of world cup. lori were gorgeous. oh, with hopes of being a dark horse. canadians are counting down to the tournament in guitar with excitement not felt in a generation. jodi vance al jazeera vancouver. well, joining me now is joshua clay gr, i said for the athletic, an old, her, the book, the voyages, the canadian men's soccer teams quest, joshua went to suck a rank for canadian sports fans compared to say, the traditional, big 4 north american sports. yes. probably towards the bottom of that list right now. i mean, i think everybody knows hockey is, is far a top that list it's kind of unchallenged and it's thrown in canadian sports, but things are definitely changing in the canadian sports landscape for so long. you know, beginning in the mid ninety's, more canadian children played soccer than any other team, sport and canada. you know, that's a large part b