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News for our Canadian readers – if they didn’t know already.

   September 26, 2007  2 Comments on News for our Canadian readers – if they didn’t know already.

From ANN –

Spirited Away’s Canadian Network Premiere on Sunday

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) public television network will broadcast the Academy-Award-winning Studio Ghibli film Spirited Away on Sunday, September 30 at 5:00 p.m. ET/PT. Not only will this be Canada’s network television premiere of director Hayao Miyazaki’s work, but it will apparently mark the film’s first over-the-air broadcast in North America.

Ray’s take: Canadians are cool…Canucks FTW! Americans, let’s bomb Bouchard!

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2 thoughts on “News for our Canadian readers – if they didn’t know already.”

  2. Heh. Most Canadians I met are way friendier than Americans.
    The Bouchard reference came from a Canadian show that tried to test how ignorant Americans are about their Northen Neighbor. And most Americans said: “yes” to bombing Bouchard, who was the Premier (am I right?) or at least a preeminent political figure in Canada.

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