redmarvel
Red, White and Buxom
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Ok, to be quite frank I don't agree with some items on this list.
If we take credit for a Canadian inventing something while living/working in a foreign country than we can NOT take credit for a foreigner inventing something while living/working in Canada. Yet, this list does...
1. Insulin
2. The Telephone (I disagree with this one for the above reason)
3. The Light Bulb
also on the list a couple of inventions no other country may have heard of:
The Bloody Ceaser and Poutine were both in the top 25.
Truly useful things:
The Electric Wheel Chair, The Robertson Screw (Phillips only invented his afterward), and the Zipper
http://www.cbc.ca/inventions/inventions.html
Which would be your picks and why?
If we take credit for a Canadian inventing something while living/working in a foreign country than we can NOT take credit for a foreigner inventing something while living/working in Canada. Yet, this list does...1. Insulin
2. The Telephone (I disagree with this one for the above reason)
3. The Light Bulb
also on the list a couple of inventions no other country may have heard of:
The Bloody Ceaser and Poutine were both in the top 25.
Truly useful things:
The Electric Wheel Chair, The Robertson Screw (Phillips only invented his afterward), and the Zipper
http://www.cbc.ca/inventions/inventions.html
Which would be your picks and why?
Nope, not there.


than most places in the Western Hemisphere ... so perhaps boring is not quite accurate. Poutine is not the only tasty thing apparently