Happy Canada, Eh? It's Canada Day!
Ride a painted pony wild..
So today, Sunday, is actually Canada Day, but because banks and government wouldn't get an extra day off, Monday July
2 becomes the extension of the holiday weekend, so we actually get a day off! So which is the Canada Day celebration?
Today or tomorrow? For all us debt slaves, let's just call it a weekend!
This is not Mexicana, this is not Americana, this is Canada!
North of 49'
Plans for Canada Day : kick off work early on Friday, get supplies for BBQ and beer or wine and settle in for a long weekend.
If you wish to get political, let's just call it Mexicanaday! If you really thing about confederation and the aboriginal origins
of our country, then you might want to bang a drum today!
Mique’l Dangeli has started a petition calling on the Canadian government to reciprocate the Jay Treaty, which was signed
between the United States and Canada in 1794.
O Canada, our home on native land...
“For me, what I consider home is my home community and my people’s traditional territory, which is northern B.C.,” she said,
“We’re not immigrants to our people’s traditional territory.” - Mique’l Dangeli belongs to the Tsimshian First Nation,
whose territory straddles the border between Alaska and British Columbia Canada.
https://www.thestar.com/vancouver/2018/06/30/indigenous-woman-being-forced-to-leave-country-on-canada-day-fights-to-stay.html
Mique’l Dangeli working to revive a threatened language in her traditional territory of northern British Columbia says she’s
being forced to leave the country as her American visa runs out on Canada Day. She says Canada won’t recognize her dual citizenship
and right to live and work in B.C. because she was born on the American side on Annette Island Indian Reserve. Dangeli gave up
a tenure-track position with the University of Alaska Southeast to teach 65 students how to speak Sm’algyax in the community
of Kitsumkalum, just outside of Terrace, because there are so few fluent speakers remaining. “The colonial border between the
U.S. and Canada dissects Indigenous territories in ways that sever the lifelines between First Nation families, communities,
languages and ceremonies,” Dangeli’s petition says.
Canada Day Heating Up, Heat Wave in the East, American Trade War Heating Up
In Ottawa, out east it's 30*C into the 40*s with humidity. Stay hydrated today. Out here in Vancouver, it feels like fall at 16*C.
Bruce Heyman, former U.S. ambassador to Canada, discusses the trade debacle between the United States and Canada.
Candy pandy randy dandy talks about our friendly landy...
1905 Provinces and territories of Canada coat of arms postcard
Red, white and multicultural, Canada is a melting pot of nations all wanting to celebrate peace.
Karibu at 2017 Canada Day festival Regina Saskatchewan
It's a great day for a parade!
Mounties on the move...
Victoria BC 2016 Living Flag Provincial Legislative Buildings...
Now we are thirteen in the territories, Canada has ten provinces and three territories
Province / Land Area Sq Km / Population
1 Nunavut 2,093,190 / 35,944
2 Quebec 1,542,056 / 8,164,361
3 Northwest Territories 1,346,106 / 41,786
4 Ontario 1,076,395 / 13,448,494
5 British Columbia 944,735 / 4,648,055
6 Alberta 661,848 / 4,067,175
7 Saskatchewan 651,036 / 1,098,352
8 Manitoba 647,797 / 1,278,365
9 Yukon 482,44 / 35,874
10 Newfoundland and Labrador 405,212 / 519,716
11 New Brunswick 72,908 / 747,101
12 Nova Scotia 55,284 / 923,598
13 Prince Edward Island 5,660 / 142,907
Chinada New Asian Chinaday invasion of economic immigration from foreign interests
Ironically, Canada is now being bought out by offshore money from the same country that built the railway.
(English verse): Canada Centennial Song (Expo 1967 Montreal)
CA-NA-DA
(One little two little three Canadians)
We love thee
(Now we are twenty (forty) million)
CA-NA-DA
(Four little five little six little Provinces)
Proud and free
(Now we are ten and the Territories sea to sea)
(Chorus):
North south east west
There'll be happy times,
Church Bells will ring, ring, ring
It's the hundredth anniversary of
Confederation
Ev'rybody sing together!
(French verse):
CA-NA-DA
(Un petit, deux petits, trois Canadiens)
Notre pays
(Maintenant, nous sommes vingt million)
CA-NA-DA
(Quatre petites, cinq petites, six petites provinces)
Longue vie
(Et nous sommes dix plus les Territoires; Longue vie)
(Second Chorus):
Rah! Vive le Canada!
Three cheers Hip, Hip, Hooray!
Le centenaire,
That's the order of the day
Frère Jacques Frère Jacques
Merrily We Roll Along
Together all the way!
(Repeat second chorus)
What's Canada Day without fireworks!
Have an amazing Canada Day!
"Canada" (also known as "Ca-na-da" or "The Centennial Song", French version "Une chanson du centenaire") was
written by Bobby Gimby in 1967 to celebrate Canada's centennial and Expo 67, and was commissioned by the Centennial
Commission (a special Federal Government agency). The song was written in both of Canada's official languages,
English and French.
Expo 67 - Canada (The Centennial Song)
The song's recording was performed by the Young Canada Singers, two groups of children - one that sang the French lyrics,
led by Montreal conductor Raymond Berthiaume, and another that sang in English, under conductor Laurie Bower in Toronto.
Listen to the celebration here : http://www.959chfm.com/
♬
: ) enjoy!
*•♫♭♪•*¸.•*¨
.
So today, Sunday, is actually Canada Day, but because banks and government wouldn't get an extra day off, Monday July
2 becomes the extension of the holiday weekend, so we actually get a day off! So which is the Canada Day celebration?
Today or tomorrow? For all us debt slaves, let's just call it a weekend!
This is not Mexicana, this is not Americana, this is Canada!
North of 49'
Plans for Canada Day : kick off work early on Friday, get supplies for BBQ and beer or wine and settle in for a long weekend.
If you wish to get political, let's just call it Mexicanaday! If you really thing about confederation and the aboriginal origins
of our country, then you might want to bang a drum today!
Mique’l Dangeli has started a petition calling on the Canadian government to reciprocate the Jay Treaty, which was signed
between the United States and Canada in 1794.
O Canada, our home on native land...
“For me, what I consider home is my home community and my people’s traditional territory, which is northern B.C.,” she said,
“We’re not immigrants to our people’s traditional territory.” - Mique’l Dangeli belongs to the Tsimshian First Nation,
whose territory straddles the border between Alaska and British Columbia Canada.
https://www.thestar.com/vancouver/2018/06/30/indigenous-woman-being-forced-to-leave-country-on-canada-day-fights-to-stay.html
Mique’l Dangeli working to revive a threatened language in her traditional territory of northern British Columbia says she’s
being forced to leave the country as her American visa runs out on Canada Day. She says Canada won’t recognize her dual citizenship
and right to live and work in B.C. because she was born on the American side on Annette Island Indian Reserve. Dangeli gave up
a tenure-track position with the University of Alaska Southeast to teach 65 students how to speak Sm’algyax in the community
of Kitsumkalum, just outside of Terrace, because there are so few fluent speakers remaining. “The colonial border between the
U.S. and Canada dissects Indigenous territories in ways that sever the lifelines between First Nation families, communities,
languages and ceremonies,” Dangeli’s petition says.
Canada Day Heating Up, Heat Wave in the East, American Trade War Heating Up
In Ottawa, out east it's 30*C into the 40*s with humidity. Stay hydrated today. Out here in Vancouver, it feels like fall at 16*C.
Click to viewBruce Heyman, former U.S. ambassador to Canada, discusses the trade debacle between the United States and Canada.
Candy pandy randy dandy talks about our friendly landy...
1905 Provinces and territories of Canada coat of arms postcard
Red, white and multicultural, Canada is a melting pot of nations all wanting to celebrate peace.
Karibu at 2017 Canada Day festival Regina Saskatchewan
It's a great day for a parade!
Mounties on the move...
Victoria BC 2016 Living Flag Provincial Legislative Buildings...
Now we are thirteen in the territories, Canada has ten provinces and three territories
Province / Land Area Sq Km / Population
1 Nunavut 2,093,190 / 35,944
2 Quebec 1,542,056 / 8,164,361
3 Northwest Territories 1,346,106 / 41,786
4 Ontario 1,076,395 / 13,448,494
5 British Columbia 944,735 / 4,648,055
6 Alberta 661,848 / 4,067,175
7 Saskatchewan 651,036 / 1,098,352
8 Manitoba 647,797 / 1,278,365
9 Yukon 482,44 / 35,874
10 Newfoundland and Labrador 405,212 / 519,716
11 New Brunswick 72,908 / 747,101
12 Nova Scotia 55,284 / 923,598
13 Prince Edward Island 5,660 / 142,907
Chinada New Asian Chinaday invasion of economic immigration from foreign interests
Ironically, Canada is now being bought out by offshore money from the same country that built the railway.
(English verse): Canada Centennial Song (Expo 1967 Montreal)
CA-NA-DA
(One little two little three Canadians)
We love thee
(Now we are twenty (forty) million)
CA-NA-DA
(Four little five little six little Provinces)
Proud and free
(Now we are ten and the Territories sea to sea)
(Chorus):
North south east west
There'll be happy times,
Church Bells will ring, ring, ring
It's the hundredth anniversary of
Confederation
Ev'rybody sing together!
(French verse):
CA-NA-DA
(Un petit, deux petits, trois Canadiens)
Notre pays
(Maintenant, nous sommes vingt million)
CA-NA-DA
(Quatre petites, cinq petites, six petites provinces)
Longue vie
(Et nous sommes dix plus les Territoires; Longue vie)
(Second Chorus):
Rah! Vive le Canada!
Three cheers Hip, Hip, Hooray!
Le centenaire,
That's the order of the day
Frère Jacques Frère Jacques
Merrily We Roll Along
Together all the way!
(Repeat second chorus)
What's Canada Day without fireworks!
Have an amazing Canada Day!
"Canada" (also known as "Ca-na-da" or "The Centennial Song", French version "Une chanson du centenaire") was
written by Bobby Gimby in 1967 to celebrate Canada's centennial and Expo 67, and was commissioned by the Centennial
Commission (a special Federal Government agency). The song was written in both of Canada's official languages,
English and French.
Expo 67 - Canada (The Centennial Song)
The song's recording was performed by the Young Canada Singers, two groups of children - one that sang the French lyrics,
led by Montreal conductor Raymond Berthiaume, and another that sang in English, under conductor Laurie Bower in Toronto.
Listen to the celebration here : http://www.959chfm.com/
♬
: ) enjoy!
*•♫♭♪•*¸.•*¨
.