So today, i had changed the calender to october for when it happens tomorrow. I noticed that october 10 is Columbus day, but in canada is thanks giving day, usually is last thursday in november (Close to my birthday, sometimes on it) But i don't remember seeing it there before. Perhaps this calender is one that acknowledges international holidays opposed to the previous calenders.
So i started to wonder what are some holidays the two countries share that isn't on the same day? Is makes me think, i mean Canada is Part of North america, is a neighboring country, share lots of similarites but just some that goes without much thought or questioning.
So i started to wonder what are some holidays the two countries share that isn't on the same day? Is makes me think, i mean Canada is Part of North america, is a neighboring country, share lots of similarites but just some that goes without much thought or questioning.
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