British Way: Outcome and Brexit

british way: Disappointment and shock at the outcome, especially among young Britons, has already generated a petition seeking to redress the outcome of the Brexit referendum; it has garnered 1.7 million signatures in almost no time at all, according to National Observer. Brexit - young Remain voters watching outcome. But in a characteristically British way, it has come into clear view not as a result of street protests or flagrant civil disobedience, but as the outcome of an orderly vote. CBC photo The outcome of the Brexit vote in Great Britain, a slim 2% win for the side that wants to leave the European Union, has stimulated an outpouring of sentiment and angst not seen since the global economic collapse of 2008. What people are reading How Canada tries to hide its racism by pointing a finger at the U.S. Federal government network outage hits Canadian pandemic research funding Saskatchewan's First Nations, M tis and Northern Affairs minister denies flunking file The distinction in age between those who wished to remain in the EU, and those who wished to depart, could not be more obvious. And that sentiment is sharply divided between young people looking to the future, and old people looking backwards to the past. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.