Finally, my second book is out:
Organizing Our Marvellous Neighbours: How to Feel Good About Canadian English

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These fit young lifeguards (civilian employees of the cops) actually inhabit this building every day.

View through open front and rear doors of LEUTY LIFEGUARD STATION shows a couple of people, one wearing only shorts

And this is the first evidence I’ve ever seen.

(The girls were no-nonsense and the shirtless and/or tank-topped guys were characteristically dismissive in that manly swimmer-d00d manner. They make a point of being that way. These are guys who would never use the phrase “characteristically dismissive.”)

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