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All too often what purports to be the voice of Canada, as heard in Canadian magazines, metropolitan newspapers or on Canadian radio and television, is actually the voice of that minority of Canadians who live in Toronto and Montreal, where these so-called national media are based. Yet for all the enormous growth of these two vast urban sprawls, most Canadians still live in small cities and towns scattered across the face of the land, and the handful of writers and commentators who dominate the metropolitan media do not always reflect the views and attitudes of the peoplewho live on the quiet, tree-shaded'streets of cities where life is more pleasant, and freer from urban pressures, than in the'teeming anthills of Megalopolis.
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