Happy Canada Day To Our Friends To The North

 Canada's national holiday, celebrated annually on July 1st.

 It Commemorates the Constitution Act of 1867, which joined together four British colonies to form Canada.

Celebrations typically include parades, concerts, fireworks, and community gatherings. 

A day to reflect on what it means to be Canadian, to share what makes them proud and to celebrate in our own way.

Highlights the richness of our land, our diversity, our culture, our contributions, but above all, our people.

"The Mounted Canadian police" Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

Maple Leaf: featured on the Canadian flag and a widely recognized national emblem.

Beaver: Canada's national animal, symbolizing sovereignty.

The National Flag: Features a red and white design with a single maple leaf.

"O Canada": The national anthem.

The Maple Tree: Designated as Canada's arboreal emblem.

The Canadian Horse: The official national horse breed.

Ice hockey (winter) and lacrosse (summer).

Red and White: Considered Canada's national colors, displayed on the flag. 

Hockey, as we know it, took shape in during the mid-19th century.

Poutine: A dish of French fries, cheese curds, and gravy, originating in Quebec.

Nanaimo Bars: A three-layered no-bake dessert bar.

Butter Tarts: A sweet pastry tart.

Montreal-style Bagels: Sweet, dense, and baked in wood-fired ovens.

Ketchup Chips: A distinctive snack flavor.

Montreal Smoked Meat: Salted, spiced, and smoked beef brisket.

Caesars: A cocktail made with Clamato juice, vodka, and spices. 

Canola Oil, Basketball, Snowmobiles, Maple Syrup, Better Beer, SCTV, Tim Hortons ,Don Cherry Peanut Butter and William Shatner.

Thank You Our Friends, enjoy the day ahead.