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Noun
 
Examination to see the similarities and differences
between two things
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Noun
A person who studies ideas about the meaning of
things such as life, knowledge, logic and beliefs
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Adjective
Skilled at examining things very thoroughly
and methodically
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Adjective
 
Unsuccessful or lacking in power or
forcefulness
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Verb
 
Not protected or covered up

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29th October 2015
British English edition
Issue Number 261
In this issue
Cassini's 
daring flyby 
Snow 
leopards at risk 
City 
in the sky mirage 
Sleeping 
crocodiles 
World 
Solar Challenge 
Artificial 
hamburgers 
Family 
reunions in Korea 
Titanic 
iceberg photograph 
auctioned 
Hours 
of sleep 
New 
Galapagos tortoise 
Sejm 
election in Poland 
Visigoth 
treasure search 
Engineering 
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C anada’s n ew prim e minister, Justin Trudeau with som e o f his supporters
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A general election took place in Canada 
on 19th October. It was held to elect 
members o f the House o f Commons, or 
lower house, o f Canada’s parliament. 
The outcome surprised many people. 
After all votes had been counted, it was 
confirmed that the Liberal Party had won 
the majority o f the seats. The party’s 
leader, Justin Trudeau, will therefore be 
Canada’s new prime minister.
M r Trudeau’s success marks the start 
o f a political dynasty and the possible 
return o f ‘Trudeaumania’. At 43 years 
o f age, he is Canada’s second young­
est ever prime minister. M r Trudeau’s 
father, Pierre Trudeau (1919 - 2000), 
was the country’s prime minister from 
1968 to 1979 and then again between 
1980 and 1984. Pierre Trudeau also led 
the Liberal Party.
W hen M r Trudeau’s father became 
Canada’s prime minister for the first
time he was a very popular leader. Most 
young Canadians supported him. Many 
were excited about his new ideas. These 
people believed that Pierre Trudeau rep­
resented a new type o f ‘modern’ poli­
tics. Large crowds gathered to hear him 
speak. His popularity was nicknamed 
Trudeaumania.
Pierre Trudeau was a bachelor when 
he became prime minister in 1968. 
Three years later, he shocked many Ca­
nadians when he secretly married Justin 
Trudeau’s mother. Then, Pierre Trudeau 
was 52 years old. His wife was 30 years 
younger. The couple separated when M r 
Trudeau was five years o f age. Later, 
they divorced. M r Trudeau and his two 
younger brothers stayed with their father.
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was prime minister. He grew up at ‘24 
Sussex D rive’. This is the official resi­
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This large house is in Ottawa, the 
country’s capital city. After finish­
ing university, M r Trudeau became 
a teacher. He always supported the 
Liberal Party. M r Trudeau is mar­
ried. He and his wife have three 
young children. In the 2008 elec­
tion, M r Trudeau stood as one of 
the Liberal Party’s candidates. He 
won his seat and became a member 
o f parliament.
Canada is the second largest 
country in the world. The biggest is 
Russia. Canada stretches from the 
Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Pa­
cific Ocean in the west. It is home 
to about 36 million people. Around 
60% o f all the w orld’s lakes are in 
Canada. Its border with the USA is 
the longest land border between two 
countries in the world.
Canada is famous for its maple 
syrup. This is made from the sap 
o f the maple tree. The country pro­
duces about 70% o f the w orld’s pure 
maple syrup. The tree’s leaf is a na­
tional symbol of Canada. A stylised 
red maple leaf is in the centre of the 
country’s flag.
Canada is a bilingual country. Its 
two official languages are English 
and French. This is because people 
from both Britain and France left 
Europe to go to live in Canada in 
the 1600s and 1700s. The people 
who lived there before Europeans 
arrived are known as First Nations. 
The name Canada is believed to 
come from a First Nations word that 
means ‘village’.
For many years Canada was a