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Who is a Canadian whose story you think should be better known? As Canada approaches 160th anniversary in 2027, we're inviting people across the country to help build a living collection of stories that reflect our shared history. Share your story and help tell Canada's story.

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Фото профиля Golfmulligan
Golfmulligan28 дней назад

Mohammed Muhommed. Great Canadian. Lobbied for food in Canada to be halal and showed Canadian values were lacking.

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Laurie Hunter1 месяц назад

Frederick Banting, the Canadian that co-discovered insulin.

Фото профиля Rick Moffat
Rick Moffat21 дней назад

Why are you paying to advertise on a platform owned by a man happy to subsidize the hybrid economic warfare on Canada?

Фото профиля Lori King
Lori King22 дней назад

Leo Major. Liberator of Zwolle. One eyed phantom, sniper in cdn army, brave, gutsy & determined.

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Canadian Institute for Historical Education22 дней назад

We love the idea of Leo Major. Would you be willing to help tell his story? If so, check out for more info on how to contribute.

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