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Thanksgiving in Canada traces back to 1578 when European explorer Martian Frobisher held the first ceremony in Newfoundland. First Nations groups have always celebrated after the harvest, and in 1957, it became a statutory holiday. The celebration includes enjoying turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, gravy, and more. The Thanksgiving theory emphasizes cultural and ethnic integration, symbolizing a day of gratitude for blessings like fish, peace, food, school, partridge, friends, and family.
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Where did it all start? Thanksgiving, in, Canada goes back to 1578 when a European explorer named Martian Frobisher landed on the shores of Newfoundland. Frobisher held formal ceremony to thank God for a safe journey across the Atlantic. This is considered the first thanksgiving in North America
AHarvestFestival • First Nations groups have always celebrated after the harvest. • In 1957 the Canadian government made it a statutory holiday saying: “A Day of General Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the bountiful harvest with which Canada has been blessed … to be observed on the 2nd Monday in October”
Turkeys • Everybody likes Turkey at Thanksgiving • I like turkey with: • Mashed Potatoes • Cranberry Sauce • Gravy • More Turkey
Thanksgiving Theory “To appreciate the bipartisan attributes of this annual celebration it is paramount that cultural history be integrated unilaterally with ethnicities, alien and national alike” - D.Kurz
Things to be Thankful for Fish Peace Food School Partridge Friends Family