Even though I live in Canada today we should thank ALL of the people that have helped us keep our freedoms. Those that made the supreme sacrifice for these freedoms a huge "THANK YOU.
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Amen
You said it.
Canada, and America share
responsibility for the D.E.W. Line [Distant Early Warning Line of defense against polar attacks and both share responsibility wth other nations to protect the Freedom of other natons. So, Memorial Day, Veteran's Day, and Independence Day should be observed by those nations affected by war. For some, Victory Day [over the enemy takes place of Independence Day.
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I don't know about
I don't know about Independence Day. Many families didn't fare so well after that war. Quite a few loyal British subjects were forced to flee the burgeoning United States of America. Some of our future Canadian ancestors had to fend off two U.S. invasions over the subsequent half century.
As for a day to remember, we have one: Remembrance Day. It takes place on the 11th of November. Many people throughout the Commonwealth observe it. People wear poppies, donate to veteran charities (mostly through the Legion), and remember those who died in the service of their country.
vets
I serve this country back in the 70's went to Vietnam than my country turn their backs on us when we came home what a thank you that was
How come ...
How come, the ancient Britons (Welsh) haven't got an 'Independence day'? After all, weren't the Romans kicked out some time in the 5th century a.d.? (Snigger, snigger, snigger.)