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You can hear the canadian accent from this fellow officer

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You can hear the canadian accent from this fellow officer

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1775: The revoulutionary colonists (The later US) had enough of britain's heavy-handed rule.

1776: they signed the declaration of independence.

14 colonies. 13 colonies became USA, and the last one became Canada.

1931: Canada became a independent country.

1982: Canada Got their own constitution.

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Policing in Canada: Mohawk policeman are patrolling the same street/city he's from, therefor unfortunately meeting people he knows, when he's on work.

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Policing in Canada: Mohawk policeman are patrolling the same street/city he's from, therefor unfortunately meeting people he knows, when he's on work.

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Phil Carpenter, Postmedia News | August 19, 2015 3:08 PM ET

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He says that at his core he just wants to help people and that's why he became a politician at 24. "As a youth I saw that there were certain things that weren't happening for youth and so I ran and got in, and I hope I made a difference."

But in spite of what he was able to do as a politician there was something about policing that called him and that he thinks, at least from his perspective, is an advantage over politics.

"I can serve people and help them faster than as a politician," he explains. "You don't get caught up in the details of forming committees and focus groups. "You have the Criminal Code, you have Mohawk Law, you have your brain, your partners and you help. "Very fast!"

But, paradoxically, it's perhaps his years as a politician that has prepared him most for one of the toughest aspects of policing in his community.

"Most people in their 20's are finding out what they want to do," he explains. For him it was different. He still had to go through the growing pains of a 20-something, but he points out that on top of that, "I was living under a microscope as a politician in a small community that does big things, so I was involved in politics both at the provincial and national levels. "It was rewarding, but it was rough, I won't lie to you!"

As a police officer in that small community where he grew up, he is still very much under a microscope. In our video story he explores those unique challenges for him and his colleagues, as Postmedia News patrols with them.

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Policing in Canada: Mohawk policeman on the realities of patrolling his own community

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He says that at his core he just wants to help people and that's why he became a politician at 24. "As a youth I saw that there were certain things that weren't happening for youth and so I ran and got in, and I hope I made a difference."

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- The Capital Of Canada is Ottawa. There are 35,16 millions People.

- The official language in Canada is English and French, but 67% of the population mainly speaks english.

-The 2 biggest religion in Canada is Catholisme and Protestants. There are 45,7 % Catholisme and 36,6 % Protestants, They also have Muslims, Jews, Buddhist and Hindus. They have a French goverment.

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Canadian English contains elements of British English and American English in its vocabulary

Canadian English tends to combine aspects of American and British spelling

Canadians tend to use the British -our ending rather than -or in some words like colour, flavour, labour, neighbour.

Canadian English uses generally the same vocabulary as American.

Canadian call it washroom. That term is replaced with restroom which Americans use.

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Alberta mother’s early delivery in Ontario brings surprise $8,000 bill for ambulance ride

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Alberta mother’s early delivery in Ontario brings surprise $8,000 bill for ambulance ride

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Ben Leeson, Postmedia Network | August 19, 2015 | Last Updated: Aug 19 11:53 PM ET

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Alberta mother's early delivery in Ontario brings surprise $8,000 bill for ambulance ride

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She also thanked the Ornge air ambulance crew, staff, management and physicians at the HSN NICU, as well as her parents, who have been staying in Sudbury with Carter. "I'd like to thank them for their unconditional love and support in this difficult time," Savill said.