Santa’s a Canadian

December 24, 2011 By Submit to Canadiana Connection Leave a Comment

Wishing all my Canadian friends a wonderful holiday! Enjoy the many blessings of the season.

Written by William Hardie with Patrick Ronahan and Terry Banks.

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