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Canada Day is a national holiday celebrating the country's independence from Great Britain in 1867. The new nation, still loyal to Great Britain, was called the Dominion of Canada and consisted of only four provinces ((Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, and Quebec). Now, there are 10 provinces and 3 territories. Thought I would share some fun facts. • Canada is the second-largest country in the world. • One of the longest highways in the world is in Canada. • Churchill, Manitoba, is the "Polar Bear Capital of the World." • Canada crosses six time zones. • Canada has the longest coastline of any country. • Canada is the world's largest producer of maple syrup. • Canadian national sports are Lacrosse and Hockey • The name "Canada" has indigenous roots. It comes from the word kanata, meaning "village" or "settlement • The beaver is Canada's national animal. Canada is rich in wildlife like grizzly bears, moose, cougars, elk & black bears • The telephone & basketball was invented in Canada. Wishing you all a Happy Canada day from Anjuna Airlines Solutions.

Here are some interesting facts about Canada Day: 1. **Birth of a Nation**: Canada Day marks the anniversary of the confederation of Canada on July 1, 1867, when the British North America Act (now known as the Constitution Act) came into effect, uniting the colonies of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Province of Canada (which became Ontario and Quebec). 2. **Originally Called Dominion Day**: The holiday was originally called Dominion Day until it was renamed Canada Day in 1982, following the passage of the Canada Act which gave Canada full sovereignty from the United Kingdom. 3. **Nationwide Celebrations**: Canada Day is celebrated with various events and activities across the country, including parades, fireworks, concerts, and barbecues. The largest celebration is held in Ottawa, the capital city, featuring performances, cultural displays, and a massive fireworks show.

I don’t usually post personal things on LinkedIn, but today, as I celebrate Canada Day, I find myself reflecting on this incredible country’s past, present, and future, as well as my family’s place in it. Not many people know this, but I was not born in Canada. My parents immigrated to Canada when I was young, and I watched them make countless sacrifices and work long hours in odd jobs just to get our family by. They did this because they believed in the Canadian dream. I am a living embodiment of that dream. The level of social mobility I have experienced within my relatively short lifetime would have been impossible anywhere else. Regardless of whether someone immigrated 20 years ago or 200, the dream has always been the same. For millions of people, both in-country and abroad, Canada is a beacon of hope—hope for a just and free society, and hope that no matter who you are and where you come from, a better future is possible.  I recognize that Canada is not perfect. Like many countries, it has a complex history full of injustice and tragedy. However, we, as a society, have recognized these mistakes and are actively working to do better. Canada has made tremendous progress, and that is the true hallmark of any great nation. I love Canada, but I am also concerned for its future. The freedom and democracy we often take for granted were hard-fought and, if not protected, can easily be lost. The Canadian dream is becoming increasingly out of reach. The values and unity that made this country great are slowly eroding. Nevertheless, like my parents, and generations of Canadians before them, I have hope that a better future is possible. With that, I would like to wish my network a joyful Canada Day and a happy birthday to the greatest country in the world!

On this joyous occasion of Canada Day, we gather together as a nation to honor and celebrate the rich tapestry of our heritage, diversity, and boundless spirit. ✨ Let's don our red and white, wave the maple leaf high, and let our voices join in harmonious celebration. 🎉 May the maple leaf forever inspire us to embrace unity, diversity, and the unwavering spirit of a nation that believes in a brighter tomorrow. Happy Canada Day! 🍁 #MapleLeafPride #CelebrateCanada #RedAndWhite #CanadianPride #HappyCanadaDay #RealEstate #Opportunities #RealEstateInvesting #InvestmentGoals #RealEstateStatistics #DataAnalysis #InvestmentAdvice #InvestmentResources #InvestmentTips #InvestmentSuccess #RealEstate #RealEstateDreams #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateAdvice #RealEstateInvesting

Canada needs to change course! An economy built on immigration alone could not be sustainable. We need to develope a Canadian-based economic system that includes: natural resources, industrial production, innovation, construction, infrastructure, Canadian Aerospace and Canadian automotive. Why is Government subsidizing the foreign automotive industry? They come they take and they leave, Aren’t we able to design and build a Canadian automobile for export to other countries? With all the subsidies offered to Stellantis, Wolksvagen and Honda we could have built a state-of-the-art mega factory ourselves to manufacture an all Canadian EV, We have enormous potential in the Aerospace industry Why are we allowing foreign investors to buy the Bombardier C series when Canadians taxpayers contributed to the development of such beautiful aircraft? Hopefully a new leadership in government will keep some of these ideas in mind.

#canadaday Wishing our co-workers, friends, suppliers and clients a wonderful Canada Day Long Weekend! 10 facts you didn't know about Canada. Canada has the longest coastline in the world. There are two official languages in Canada. Canada's national animal is the Beaver. The coldest ever recorded temperature in Canada was -63C Remove its lakes, and Canada would only be the fourth-largest country in the world. Hockey is Canada's national sport. One of the longest highways in the world is Canada. Trans-Canada Hwy. The maple leaf has been a symbol of Canada since the 1800's Canada is the second-largest country in the world. Canada is so big that it occupies six time zones.

Canada is not just a country, but a home to diverse cultures, a beacon of peace, and a testament to the enduring spirit of unity🇨🇦 Canada Day, celebrated on July 1st, marks the anniversary of the confederation of Canada. It commemorates the day in 1867 when the British North America Act (now known as the Constitution Act, 1867) came into effect, uniting the colonies of Canada (Ontario and Quebec), New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia into a single country called Canada. The process of provinces and territories joining Canada took place over many years, following the initial confederation in 1867. Here are the dates when each province and territory joined Canada: 1. **Ontario** (originally part of the Province of Canada) - July 1, 1867 2. **Quebec** (originally part of the Province of Canada) - July 1, 1867 3. **New Brunswick** - July 1, 1867 4. **Nova Scotia** - July 1, 1867 5. **Manitoba** - July 15, 1870 6. **British Columbia** - July 20, 1871 7. **Prince Edward Island** - July 1, 1873 8. **Alberta** - September 1, 1905 9. **Saskatchewan** - September 1, 1905 10. **Newfoundland and Labrador** - March 31, 1949 Additionally, the territories joined as follows: 1. **Northwest Territories** - July 15, 1870 2. **Yukon** - June 13, 1898 3. **Nunavut** - April 1, 1999

On Monday, we celebrate 🇨🇦 and our 157th birthday, I wanted to share what Canada Day means to me: 1. National Pride: It’s a day to celebrate Canadian culture, achievements, and values. 2. Historical Reflection: Many take the time to reflect on the history of Canada, including its founding and development over the years. 3. Cultural Diversity: Canada Day often highlights the country’s multiculturalism and the contributions of various communities. 4. Family and Community: It’s a time for gatherings, parades, fireworks, and other local/national events. 5. Acknowledgement of Indigenous Peoples: Increasingly, there’s recognition of the complex history and the need to acknowledge and reconcile with the Indigenous peoples of Canada. What does Canada Day mean to you personally? Please post in the comment section.

Happy Victoria Day 2024, Canada 🇨🇦! Today, we gather with loved ones to honor the woman who shaped Canada's history. Let's remember those who came before us, cherish the present moment, and look forward to a bright future together. May this long weekend be filled with joy, laughter, and gratitude 💕. Cheers to Canada and its people! #GrowLocal #ModernFarmer #SupportLocalFarmers #Agribusiness #FarmBusiness #DigitalFarming #MarketingSolutions #ProblemSolving #contentmarketing #DigitalEmpowerment