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Corydon Cafe, Bill is surprised that everyone on his Florida vacation knew he is Canadian, maybe the Tim Hortons coffee gave him away?
Here is a brief timeline of the more salient events in Canadian History:
  • 1000 - Vikings travelled and settled in Canada (give or take a year or so).
  • 1497 - John Cabot discovers Canada, landing on the coast of Newfoundland.
  • 1534 - Jacques Cartier discovers the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River.
  • 1605 - Samuel de Champlain establishes the first New France Colony at Port Royal.
  • 1670 - The Hudson's Bay Company established.
  • 1672 - New France expansion into Canada under Louis de Frontenac.
  • 1759 - Battle on the Plains of Abraham.
  • 1763 - French colonies in North America were passed to the British Crown.
  • 1791 - Constitutional Act establishes Upper and Lower Canada.
  • 1812 - Upper Canada repels American invasion.
  • 1821 - North West Company established.
  • 1867 - Dominion of Canada was formed with Ontario (Upper Canada), Quebec (Lower Canada), New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
  • 1873 - North-West Mounted Police (Mounties) established.
  • 1885 - Canadian Pacific Railway Completed.
  • 1898 - Klondike Gold Rush.
  • 1899 - Boer War.
  • 1914-1918 - World War 1.
  • 1939 - Great Depression.
  • 1939-1945 - World War 2.
  • 1964 - Tim Hortons coffee chain founded.
  • 1982 - Canadian constitution adopted.
  • 1995 - Tim Hortons merged with Wendy's International, most likely in retaliation for the war of 1812.
  • 2006 - Tim Hortons separates from Wendy's.
  • 2009 - Canada celebrates 142 years!!!


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A picture of my pet rats. ⇐ This is my desktop picture at the office.

Their names are Spitzer and Sputnik.

Looking at them reduces my stress and helps me be in my "happy place".
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