Ottawans React To Yesterday's Attacks

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a significant event in Canada, highlighting the resilience and character of Canadians. It explores public reactions, the potential for future changes, and the country's historical strength and resolve. The discussion also touches on the realism of terrorism as a fact of life in Canada and the implications for the nation's future.

What was the general reaction of Canadians to the event mentioned in the first section?

• They were indifferent and continued with their daily lives.

• They decided to leave the country.

• They were intimidated and fearful.

• They showed resilience and a determination to return to normalcy.

How is the character of Canadians described in the second section?

• Friendly and forgiving

• Indifferent and aloof

• Aggressive and unforgiving

• Hostile and unwelcoming

What potential changes are anticipated in Canada following the event?

• Increased hostility towards immigrants

• A shift towards more protection and security measures

• A complete change in government

• A decrease in tourism

What has been Canada's historical approach to conflict and difficulty?

• Aggression and retaliation

• Avoidance and isolation

• Indifference and neglect

• Strength and resolve

What new reality is acknowledged in the final section regarding Canada?

• The decline of cultural diversity

• The need for a new political system

• The presence of terrorism as a fact of life

• The inevitability of economic decline