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Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx

@CraigBaird
Host of the podcast\radio show Canadian History Ehx. Author of "Canada's Main Street: The Epic Story of The Trans-Canada Highway" Sharing Canada's history daily
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    If you enjoy Canadian history, or history in general, check out my podcast Canadian History Ehx! The good, the bad, the weird, I cover it all. Available on all podcast platforms. Subscribe: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/can…
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    For seven seasons and 122 episodes, Canadian children were transported to the world of a department store where amazing things happened. The show remains a high-water mark of children's entertainment in Canada. This is the story of Today's Special! 📸TVOntario 🧵 1/9
    A group photo featuring three individuals and two puppets in a colorful, whimsical setting. The person on the left is a woman with a large afro hairstyle, wearing a pink dress with red trim and a matching belt, smiling warmly. The person in the center is a man with curly hair, wearing a red and white checkered vest and cap, also smiling. The person on the right is a man dressed as a puppet character with a white beard, large nose, and a colorful polka-dot bow tie, holding a puppet with a dog-like face adorned with a pink flower and yellow feathers. In the background, there are green and purple structures with arched windows and a display of various stuffed animal toys hanging on the wall.
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    On this day in 1905, Alberta and Saskatchewan became provinces. Both were carved out of the Northwest Territories. They were the first new provinces since Prince Edward Island joined Canada in 1873, and the last until Newfoundland and Labrador in 1949.
    Map showing Alberta and Saskatchewan provinces in Canada, highlighting major cities (Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon), highways, lakes, and provincial borders with British Columbia and Manitoba.
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