Canada's Sesquicentennial
Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2017 1:07 pm
It's Canada Day today, and we're celebrating 150 years! Woohoo!
I could have used 150 instead of sesquicentennial in the title, but I thought this sounded more intriguing. It's also a very Canadian story for me of when I first became enamored with this amazing word. It was through a movie that was filmed in Canada and starred one of my favourite Canadian actors, Yannick Bisson (honestly, the main reason I watched the movie), but of course, in true Canadian fashion, the film took place in a small town in the US, and that town was celebrating it's sesquicentennial. Good times!
To my fellow Canadians, have a happy Canada Day.
To all others, most of you get to celebrate in a few days yourselves, so enjoy anyway. You're welcome for insulin and snowmobiles!
I could have used 150 instead of sesquicentennial in the title, but I thought this sounded more intriguing. It's also a very Canadian story for me of when I first became enamored with this amazing word. It was through a movie that was filmed in Canada and starred one of my favourite Canadian actors, Yannick Bisson (honestly, the main reason I watched the movie), but of course, in true Canadian fashion, the film took place in a small town in the US, and that town was celebrating it's sesquicentennial. Good times!
To my fellow Canadians, have a happy Canada Day.
To all others, most of you get to celebrate in a few days yourselves, so enjoy anyway. You're welcome for insulin and snowmobiles!