Sara Miller Llana
Canada Bureau Chief at The Christian Science Monitor
Deputy international editor @csmonitor. Have reported from 40+ countries from postings in Mexico City, Paris, and Toronto. Sharing our international content.
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3 weeks ago |
csmonitor.com | Sara Miller Llana
On the side of a hockey rink, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney tests comedian Mike Myers’ Canadian cred. “Capital of Saskatchewan?” Mr. Carney asks in a new political ad released ahead of the country’s snap federal election. “Regina,” the Ontario-born comedian replies. Why We Wrote ThisA story focused onA few months ago, most of the Canadian public couldn’t have told you much about Mark Carney.
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Sara Miller Llana
In Canada, the maple leaf is suddenly showing its colors everywhere. The iconic flag is bolted onto the facades of brick homes. It’s planted on car dashboards. The city of Mississauga, next door to Toronto, this week raised oversize Canadian flags outside its city hall. It also removed the American flags that had been waving along the shores of Lake Ontario and in arenas where American teams often face off against Canadian hockey rivals.
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Lindsey McGinnis |Sara Miller Llana
The women adjust hard hats over hijabs and pull on knee-high boots. Then they set off into what was once a dense forest of rubber and bamboo trees but is now a patchwork of small-scale palm oil fields. Everyone knows who they are. Their scarlet, elbow-patched uniforms with flames snaking up the torso, and the image of a firefighter emblazoned on the chest, give it away. This is the Power of Mama. Why We Wrote ThisThe palm oil industry has put Indonesian Borneo at risk of devastating wildfires.
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Sara Miller Llana |Melanie Freeman
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Sara Miller Llana |Melanie Freeman
It happens twice a day, every day, and has for thousands of years. But watching the world’s highest tides arrive and recede in the Bay of Fundy never gets old. At the head, the tide can rise about as tall as a four-story building.
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