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Teach your nursing home residents the NATIONAL ANTHEM of Canada on Canada Day

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Canada’s longest running dinner musical is back for it’s second season in Ottawa! This two-hour show features all-Canadian music: from Maritime folk songs to modern pop. Come meet our singing Mountie, Hockey Player, Anne of Green Gables, Klondike Kitty and more.

Oh Canada we love you. 🇨🇦

Sometimes it's fun to perpetuate the idea that only Lumberjacks live up here in Canada. My Gramps was a lumberjack. He use to cut wood with a saw, he told me the story of his first experience with a chainsaw- it was a Husqvarna. To this day he still wears orange Husqvarna suspenders to keep his pants up. Yup, so some of us up here are true Lumberjacks.... But either way, if you've never been to Canada, you need to come, we live in a vast land of true northern beauty, with some of the…

"Ode to the North: Canada's Heartbeat" is a digital tapestry that embodies the vibrant soul of Canada. This artwork is a visual symphony that sings 'Oh Canada' through its bold and spirited composition. It features a diverse group of Canadians, united by patriotism, with hands over hearts, gazing towards the glorious Canadian flag. The backdrop is a mosaic of Canada's most cherished symbols: the stately Parliament Buildings, an intense hockey match, the iconic Mounties, and the pristine…

Can it really be 20 years ago today that we jumped on a plane and waved goodbye to life in the UK? Where, oh where has the time gone? February 24, 1995...

We’re in a good place. Not the best, but close. Canada ranks fifth as the best place to grow old, with Switzerland topping the list followed by Norway, Sweden and (…) Read more

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