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I've worked a lot in Texas, the people there really are just like us
‘I really liked it up there’: Robert Duvall, iconic western actor, always felt at home in Alberta
According to a 2006 article in the Edmonton Sun, during a U.S. news conference to promote Broken Trail, he said, “I like Alberta more than the rest of Canada. They’re more like us.”
“I’ll go on record as saying I really liked it up there — the people, the world-class guys on the crew,” Duvall said in 2003 when promoting Open Range.
“There are good cowboys in Western Canada. They gave me a good horse,” he said, although one bucked him while training for the movie and left him “wracked up for a few weeks.”
When promoting Broken Trail on The Late Show with David Letterman, he said he enjoyed filming in Alberta because “it’s like Texas without the accents.”
https://ca.yahoo.com/news/really-liked-robert-duvall-iconic-202801764.html
"A sweeping new border control investigation has revealed that since 2019, Canada’s refugee hearing board has been quietly accepting tens of thousands of asylum claims without ever questioning the migrants, effectively rubber-stamping applications from some of the most dangerous countries on earth — Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Russia, Pakistan, and Iran — through a paper-based process that is wide open to fraud and bypasses the security screening architecture designed to protect the nation.
The findings, published by the C.D. Howe Institute in a report by former immigration and refugee board member James Yousif, expose what may be one of the most consequential — and least understood — vulnerabilities in Canada’s immigration system."
https://www.thebureau.news/p/canadas-shadow-refugee-claim-system
