When Canada Celebrated Itself: The Centennial

Canadian History Ehx by Craig Baird / Curiouscast

Jun 30, 202644:29Society & Culture

When I think of a time that I want to travel back to, 1967 is near the top of the list. It was the year when Canada truly came out to celebrate itself for once. The Centennial was an amazing time, and the entire country...

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