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I chose Canada as my "C" word because I AM CANADIAN!!
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I am from Ontario, Canada which borders Michigan. When I cross the border back into my mother land, it feels like home.
Front of Bills | Rear of Bills |
$100 Dollars, Robert Borden Canadian Prime Minister 1911-1920 | Exploration & Innovation |
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$50 Dollars, William Lyon MacKenzie King, PM 1921-1948 | Famous Five (legal case where women became "persons") |
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$20 Dollars, Queen Elizabeth | Spirit of Haida Gwaii Carving, located at Vancouver Airport |
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$10, John A MacDonald, Canada's first Prime Minister | Canadian Veterans & Peace Keeping |
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$5 Dollars, Wilfrid Laurier, Prime Minister 1896-1911 | Winter Sports |
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2 Dollar Coin or "Twonie" | 1 dollar Coin or Loonie |
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This is our very beautiful, colorful money.
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Canada is known for hockey.
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And we love our toques :-)
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And Tim Horton's coffee shop was born and raised in Canada.
These are some of the things that make Canadians and Canada who we are.
Oh Canada :)
ReplyDeleteI am in British Columbia now for hubby's work. I like Canada but I love home (Washington state). But yes, I do love me some Tim Horton's Timbits ;)
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