Canadian Cultural Revival

Members of the Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service posing by one of the Lions in London’s famous Trafalgar Square, 1940s.

Pearson was a traitor.

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Canadian Defence Force recruitment ad.

Battle of Queenston Heights. October 13, 1812.

English Explorer Martin Frobisher, who later helped defeat the Spanish Armada, led three voyages in search of the Northwest Passage during the 16th century. While he never succeeded in finding the Northwest Passage, he successfully established England's claim to what is now the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. During his third voyage in 1578, his fleet was scattered due to ice and storms. When they successfully met at Frobisher Bay in present-day Nunavut, they held a feast to thank God for their survival. They ate salted beef, biscuits, and mushy peas. This is considered the first Thanksgiving celebration in Canada. Happy Thanksgiving!

Canadian Militia tobacco art.

A message from Gen z to the 68ers.

Sir John A. Macdonald (standing in the centre by the sign) being made an honourary Chief at the Council House of the Six Nations, Ontario, September 7, 1886. The sign says “Sir John Our Great Chief.”

"Land acknowledgements" make any positive conception of Canada (even the liberal boomer one) impossible. They mandate that the country exist in a perpetual state of neurotic, self-flagellating depression forever. The practice is sadistic and should be categorically rejected.

Changing of the guard. 1961.

Vimy Memorial 1960.

RCAF Golden Hawks.

Commander Ross at the North Pole.

Hudson's Bay Company store in the NWT, 1950's.

Lake Louise, Alberta. 1950's.