Happy Birthday Canada!

[Just Dallas]

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[bevans6]

Thank you very much, and back at you on Sunday!

Brian

[buswarrior]

Works best when the 1st is on Friday, and the 4th is on Monday.

then we party all weekend together!

happy coaching!
buswarrior

[Le Mirage]

Thank you! I didn't participed at the «party» but I was "off of work" yesterday...

[HighTechRedneck]

Sorry I missed this yesterday.  Happy Canada Day to our northern neighbors and friends!

[desi arnaz]

  my wife that was born in Canada cant even tell me how old the country is.

[Dreamscape]

I'm part Canadian, my Grandfather was born in Toronto! Does that count?

Happy Birthday to our Northern Neighbors!

[Ed Hackenbruch]

We joined BC Busnuts last summer so i think that makes us honorary Canadians.   Way back on my mother's side of the family are some French Canadians.  Hey!

[PCC]

my wife that was born in Canada cant even tell me how old the country is.

1867 - Not 1867 years old, but Canada was formed in 1867 - (I think)

[bevans6]

143 years old.  Gettin' on, slowin' down...

Brian

[Le Mirage]

my wife that was born in Canada cant even tell me how old the country is.

1867 - Not 1867 years old, but Canada was formed in 1867 - (I think)

Good answer! 1867-1967 was centennial year of Canadian confederation foundation

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Confederation

[PCC]

my wife that was born in Canada cant even tell me how old the country is.

1867 - Not 1867 years old, but Canada was formed in 1867 - (I think)

Good answer! 1867-1967 was centennial year of Canadian confederation foundation

Including Quebec !!  Bonne Anniversaire !!

[Le Mirage]

Yes...this old french town....Quebec city: 1608-2008

Welcome to Quebec anytime!

http://www.ville.quebec.qc.ca/en/touristes/index.aspx

http://www.bonjourquebec.com/us-en/accueil0.html

[PCC]

Yes...this old french town....Quebec city: 1608-2008

Welcome to Quebec anytime!

http://www.ville.quebec.qc.ca/en/touristes/index.aspx

http://www.bonjourquebec.com/us-en/accueil0.html

I have been there many times, and every moment has been a delight. I found that knowing some of the language causes people to interact with me in a more friendly way, as in most countries where a different language is spoken.

It is important to learn about the places and people one visits, because then it is not like they have to entertain me, but I can become a part of their country, even if just for a short time.

Trust you enjoyed your day off, and are now working twice as hard to make up for lost time !!

Keith
PCC