Sir John A. Macdonald

  John Alexander Macdonald was Canada’s first Prime Minister, a Father of Confederation, and the greatest visionary leader of our fledgling nation state in the mid- to later-1800’s. Canada grew under PM Macdonald’s political acumen, stewardship and unwavering national vision to establish for its people a promising country with unlimited potential. In tribute to Sir…

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A Canadian Christmas Carol

A Christmas story by Chris George  With apologies to Charles Dickens and the wondrous legacy of The Christmas Carol, here is a modern day story of the spirit Jacob Marley, who last evening visited a weary Canadian — a cynical soul who has lost all hope for his nation and its promise. As Marley successfully illuminated the crevices of Ebenezer Scrooge’s heart of stone, he appears this Christmas Eve to forewarn our Canadian (let’s call him Canuck) that there needs to be a spiritual reawakening to appreciate and ensure all that is possible for…

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Facts about Canada Day

Here is a compilation of some interesting facts about Canada Day, our country’s national celebration. A proclamation signed by the Governor General on June 20, 1868, asked all Canadians to join in the celebration of the anniversary of the uniting of Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia as the dominion of Canada…

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Celebrating Cycling

CYCLE ON! Pedal your way through this menu of cycling posts! I will be adding to the menu so circle back on a weekly basis. View cycling photos on Bike Almonte on Instagram! 6 Remarkable Desktop Wallpapers Bike Art Of Shadows and Spokes (12 photos) Go-To Websites for Cycling in Ontario Cycling the Cabot Trail…

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