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cause there lonely and they want to copy the united states and stuff them selfs with turkey.
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A great dinner for celebrating?
Um um in thanksgiving!!
How long have Egyptians been celebrating Thanksgiving?
6453 years.
What festivals do they have in Canada?
Canada is a very large country, the second largest in the world. so there are thousands of festivals celebrated throughout the various cities in Canada. In terms of National Holidays there are New years day, Good Friday, Victoria Day (celebrating Queen Victoria but normally just a summer long weekend not really celebrating), Canada Day (Canada's birthday that is generally celebrated throughout the country), Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, Rememberance Day (celebrating fallen soldiers), Christmas day and Boxing Day.
What day is Thanksgiving 2011 in Canada?
Thanksgiving is Monday, October 10, 2011 in Canada.
Why did the pilgrims first successsful thanksgiving?
they were celebrating peace with native Americans
Is Thanksgiving celebrated on the same day in Canada and the US?
No, Thanksgiving is celebrated at different times in Canada and the United States. In Canada, Thanksgiving is the second Monday in October. In the US, Thanksgiving is the fourth Thursday in November.
What month is Thanksgiving celebrate in Canada?
Thanksgiving is celebrated in Canada on the second Monday in October every year.
What is the purpose of the Canada Council for the arts?
To transfer taxpayer money to a voting block comprised of artists, under the guise of supporting, promoting and celebrating the arts.
What day was Thanksgiving on in Canada in 2008?
Thanksgiving Day in Canada in 2008 was Monday, October 13
Why did the Pilgrims and Indians celebrate the first Thanksgiving?
They were celebrating there new friendship and peace treaty
Was Lewis and Clark the beginning of celebrating Thanksgiving?
No, they were not. They explored the newly acquired Louisiana territory.
When was Thanksgiving Day in Canada in 2010?
In 2010, Thanksgiving Day was celebrated Monday October 11 in Canada.
