Mt. Ida in British Columbia in 1914

Remember?

30 years ago today, we played Saturday Night Live - SNL on March 25, 1995. The rest is history…

Rogers Pass Highway in BC in 1962

Love this on levels! Danke #CanadaStrong 🇨🇦

Banff, Alberta in 1940

Banff, Alberta in 1964.

The thing about Trump cartoons is you can just repost old ones and it looks like you drew them yesterday! #FridayClassic

Calvin and Hobbes are ready for the weekend! 🎉 Today is a Happy Friday—TGIF, let’s have a GREAT day!!! #CalvinAndHobbes #TGIF #FridayVibes

Throughout the federal election campaign, I am looking at elections from Canada's past. Today, it is the 1917 election, or Khaki Election. This was one of the most divisive and bitter elections in Canadian history, which reshaped Canadian politics for decades to come. 🧵1/14

Mark Carney: “I have seen this movie before. I know exactly what’s going to happen.”

It’ll be a great time to work in the trades.

BREAKING: Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly just delivered a forceful statement responding to the U.S. tariffs and Donald Trump’s push for a “global trade reset.” "We take stock of what the US has done, and at the same time we know that the relationship (with the US) will

From April 9–12, 1917, Canadians fought bravely at Vimy Ridge—winning a key WWI battle at great cost. Over 10,000 were killed or wounded. 🇨🇦 Read more from CWM Chief Historian Tim Cook: 🔗 bit.ly/4iTzxQO #VimyRidge #WWI

Please enjoy my cartoon for Wednesday's Toronto Star

Effects of a trade war - © Chappatte in Le Temps, Geneva 👉chappatte.com

108 years ago this morning Canadian forces, including many from Toronto, began the battle on Vimy Ridge. Over the following days the men would both perish in the thousands and defeat German forces.

On this day in 1917, the Battle of Vimy Ridge began. It is one of the most famous battles in Canadian history, which saw four Canadian divisions fighting together for the first time against three German divisions. Let's look at some facts of this battle. 📸LAC A001332 🧵1/13

Terry Fox running down University Avenue in Toronto on July 11th, 1980 during his Marathon of Hope. Terry would arrive at Nathan Phillips Square to a crowd of over 10,000 people minutes later. The Marathon of Hope started 45 years ago today in St John's, Newfoundland on April

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