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Thousands of people took today, peacefully, to the streets of major cities in Canada to join the protests of "outraged" convened in Europe and North America. One of the largest concentrations of "outraged" was in Toronto, where about 2,000 people marched to Bay Street, the financial heart of Canada and where are concentrated the headquarters of major banks and the Toronto Stock Exchange. Under the slogan "It takes Toronto", protesters carried a variety of banners ranging from climate change and environmental concerns to social inequalities and the widening gap between rich and poor. In Vancouver, the country's Pacific coast, local police said about 4,000 people took part in the protest "occupies Vancouver. " The events of today have had the support of some major Canadian unions and even the Bank of Canada Governor Mark carney riding boot said during a television interview that the protests were understandable to the widening gap between rich and poor. "There has been a large increase in the rate of earnings of CEOs compared to those of workers. On top of that there has been the financial crisis, "Carney said during an interview on Canadian public television, CBC. Our family had farms in the Seibo for generations. Horseback riding, Baarn in the river, raising cows, eating meat was a natural for us. My brother Henry decided to make it his profesiny after many years of study in the United States, decided to come to Seibo to manage those farms and try to upgrade them. Slowly making our cattle to become one of the best in the country. One day Henry approached me with the idea of ??having a butcher in a cntrica of the capital. I, at that time meat was the only one who saba comrmela and cook but I liked the idea. Sabamos that for this dream could become reality tenamos ALGN day to offer advice and advise well. And comes into our lives Alain Labulle the lord, knight of the Chaine de Rotisseurs French butcher more than 40 years of experience, in love with his profession, who immediately becomes convinced of the potential to create a Dominican brand of meat entirely, free from animals raised on our farms, natural foods, fresh meat not frozen, with the days of ripening necessary to achieve a more smoothly. The lord Labulle, visit our fincas, talks with officials, helps us to look for a place to equip and leaves us in love with the project. A few months later, Carne & Co. becomes a reality and since then, we tried all the days of offering the best of us, a creole meat the highest quality, with the best international courts, trying to accommodate the customer orders from an entrecote, sirloin or an empty one. Dominican farms Trayndoles of the best beef, the best lamb, pork or the best because the best rabbit. Not forgetting those old French traditions also allow us to offer our terrines, pates in our croute, or a good baguette freshly baked. Also try to offer our lettuce and our fruits as well as some things ready at home to accompany your meat. . . .