Happy Canada Day!!

[RCN_Moose]

Egads! Just getting ready to go and celebrate and realized no one has posted anything. So HAPPY CANADA DAY ALL I know theres alot of fellow Canucks here.

And Happy 4th of July (almost) for all you Americans!

Moose

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[seti]

Yup, our country is 133 years old!

[Brydon]

My Grandad is older than that j/k .

[brandon184]

Wow.. 133 years old.

When you actually think about it.. Its not THAT old..

- Brandon

[OuTpaTienT]

It's not old at all. It's very young. I though we were considered a young nation and we're well over 220.

And if you feel old Canada, trust me, you don't look a day over 130.

[Warthog]

Canada is ranked by the U.N. as the best place to live. Norway comes in second with the U.S. following in third.

Warthog

[shadow]

Just saw a great fireworks display and had a great day. Canada is great, wouldn't trade it for anything!

Happy Canada Day all!!

[wtp]

yeah, better view of the Niagara Falls from canada, than newyork..

wtp

[socalgal]

Apparently my Canadian history is rusty...

Well then, Happy Canada Day to all our Canadian members!

Hope you all enjoy your holiday!

Thanks for the Happy 4th July wishes for us Americans too, Moose

[Wiz]

both the US and canada are very young if you look at other countries. Great Britain is well over 1200 years old(correct me if i'm wrong)

[bkehoe]

Anyone fill me in on Canada? It hasn't come up in my history course yet.

Brendan

[shadow]

We're just north of the USA, lots of land, water and good lookin smart people.
History...hmm, try a search on Canada.
I visit www.canada.com or www.canoe.com for news once in awhile, take a look.

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[bkehoe]

I know where it is.

I've been there, I meant the history of it.

Brendan

[Wiz]

Canada is actually south of me. I'm in SE michigan, where Ontario loops under us. =]

[buddmann]

bkehoe;
Here's a good place to start if you really want to know about our country. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/Unofficial/Canadiana/README.html