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Photo Memory of the Week
Coming Up This Week: A Monday/Tuesday Holiday
In honour of Canada Day 2025, here's a two-part video from 2022.
Posted: 2025 Jun 28
Poetry of the Week
The Only Poem
- Leonard CohenThis is the only poem
I can read
I am the only one
can write itPosted: Jun 28
Category Archives: Rambles
National Treasure #14: Rick Mercer
Rick Mercer – oddball comic genius. Continue reading
National Treasure #13: Parliament Hill Sound and Light Show
Turning Parliament Hill into a sound and light show extravaganza. Continue reading
National Treasure #12: Mackenzie Delta
The Mackenzie Delta, part of Canada’s longest river (second only to the Mississippi in North America). Continue reading
National Treasure #11: Sir Sandford Fleming
Key, critical, and instrumental contributor to the adoption of standard time. Continue reading
Posted in Appreciating Deeply, Through Canada
Tagged History, Inventors
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National Treasure #10: Inuksuk-Inunnguaq
Inukshuk or inunnguaq – a widely recognized symbol of the North. Continue reading
National Treasure #9: Banting and Best
National treasure #9 – Banting and Best. Continue reading
Posted in Appreciating Deeply, Through Canada
Tagged Science
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National Treasure #8: PEI Red Soil
PEI’s red soil and sandstone. Continue reading
National Treasure #7: Stan Rogers
Stan Rogers – gone but not forgotten. Continue reading
National Treasure #6: Hockey
Hockey: a national treasure even when we don’t “own” it. Continue reading
Posted in Appreciating Deeply, Through Canada
Tagged History, Sports
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