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Conference kaosws::canada

Title:	True North Strong & Free
Notice:	Introduction in Note 535, For Sale/Wanted in 524
Moderator:	POLAR::RICHARDSON

Created:	Fri Jun 19 1987
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1040
Total number of notes:	13668

726.0. "Canada Day" by SIETTG::SMITH (Consulting is the Game) Thu Jul 01 1993 16:37

    	Folks, today is July 1 and I noticed that the wall Calendar
    in my office says July 1 is "Canada Day". Could somebody from
    that side of the Border please explain the significance of
    "Canada Day". note: I'm making an assumption that it's the
    equivalent of "the Fourth of July" holiday here in the States.
    
    						regards,
    							Bob

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726.1 Yes. KAOT01::M_MORIN Le diable est aux vaches! Fri Jul 02 1993 11:32 0

726.2 TROOA::SOLEY Someone call my lawyers, tell 'em that I'm dead Mon Jul 05 1993 23:47 5

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726.1	Yes.	KAOT01::M_MORIN	Le diable est aux vaches!	`Fri Jul 02 1993 11:32`	0
726.2		TROOA::SOLEY	Someone call my lawyers, tell 'em that I'm dead	`Mon Jul 05 1993 23:47`	5
	Or at least roughly. I've no idea what specific event in US history July 4 is the anniversary of. Canada Day, which used to be called Dominion Day, is the anniversary of the signing of the treaty agreeing to confederate several colonies of Britian into a single, self-governing, dominion, that was somewhat smaller than the Canada of today.

    Or at least roughly. I've no idea what specific event in US history
    July 4 is the anniversary of. Canada Day, which used to be called
    Dominion Day, is the anniversary of the signing of the treaty agreeing
    to confederate several colonies of Britian into a single, self-governing, 
    dominion, that was somewhat smaller than the Canada of today.