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Canadian Thanksgiving

October 9, 2011 By Pat Williams

Turkey and Stuffing

Happy Thanksgiving! This weekend many Canadian families will be carving turkeys and filling their bellies full of stuffing, mashed potatoes, and gravy. In our house the extensive feast of thanks usually follows with a selection of pies, preferably pumpkin and apple. Thanksgiving is typically …

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History of Canada Day

October 24, 2009 By Pat Williams

Canada Day History

Canada Day is July 1st of every year. It's the day that all Canadians enjoy relaxation while spending time with family & friends. It typically involves a BBQ (cook-out). Many communities host Canada Day events and set off fireworks. The Americans separated from British rule in 1776, and celebrate …

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The Halifax Explosion

October 24, 2009 By Pat Williams

Halifax Explosion Dec 6, 1917

Prior to Hiroshima, the worst man-made explosion occurred on December 6, 1917, at 9:05 am in the town of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Two thousand people were killed, 9,000 were injured. Three hundred and twenty-five acres were destroyed. What caused this devastation? World War I was raging in Europe …

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