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Vintage Tea Room and Purveyor of British Goods

405 Broad Street, Regina, SK

Tel. 306-205-5832    Email

 
We are the only British style tea room, store and gift store in Regina and all of Saskatchewan. We serve loose leaf tea in a warmed teapot
with water at the proper temperatureserved in bone china teacups served to your table. We also serve lunches, desserts, of course scones,
Victorian Teas and Royal Teas. Our British GroceryStore has a variety ofBritish goods with more being added all the time. We also sell British
meat pies, sausages, black pudding, pasties, etc. We also have a gift shop with many British and other teaaccessories for our customers.
We are a 40 seat establishment and strive to give our customers the best service, food, and atmosphere.

 









Published March 14, 2005
Updated February 28, 2010
 
 
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Something to think about...

$300 million - $8.90 per Canadian   $5.3 billion - $176000.00 per American  $1.10 per Canadian per annum

During the election of the United States, citizens elect members to the House of Representatives, some of the Senators, various other officials, depending on the state, and their Head of State, the President, along with the Vice-President.  It is worth considering that the U.S. process of naming their Head of State is very, very long, counting all the primaries.  Also consider the cost of the elections!  The estimated cost of the 2008 election is  $5.3 billion. 

During federal Canadian elections, citizens elect members to the House of Commons.  The Prime Minister, running in his own riding, elected by his own constituents.  This approximate six week campaign in 2008 cost Canadians an estimated $300 million.

Since 1953, the year of Her Majesty's coronation, the United States has had eleven Heads of State.  Canada has had one.

When one compares the cost of our Monarchy, our Head of State, with the cost of the process of electing a Head of State in the United States, the U.S. President, one must admit that the cost is a small fraction.  We really have a good, economical institution in our Monarchy which is outside the political process in its working.

In Canada's elections, it might be of some worth to ask candidates what their views are in terms of support of the Monarchy.  We need to have people in Parliament who understand and support the Monarchy and other fundamental institutions.

 

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