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Happy 150th Birthday, Canada!
Happy Canada Day, everyone! The country’s historic 150th birthday has arrived, with celebrations happening coast-to-coast.
Here are some Canadian things you can do today, that’s tech and mobile related:
- Twitter has a #Canada150 sticker pack. Choose a photo, add stickers and boom—Happy Canada Day!
- Periscope: use #Canada150 or #CanadaDay in your description and instead of hearts, people will see maple leafs instead!
- Download some Canadian apps from the App Store
- CBC Music for iOS: Stream live concerts nationwide starting at 9AM EDT
Get out and celebrate Canada Day today, eh!
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Why 150? Canada didn’t gain autonomy until the 80s!!!
Technically, Canada is older than 150. I understand this is the anniversary of the confederation but that number’s pretty meaningless for natives and, to a lesser extent, Acadians and other descendants of the French (and British) colons.
Hence my question
Last I heard, Queen victoria declared Canada a Dominion in 1867, what you are referring to is the reappropriation of british declaration to Canada.
Yes but why 150? Why not when the colonies were first established? Why is becoming a dominion more important than existing at all? Why not when we gained sovereignty? I still don’t have an answer.
Yes, but why do we celebrate one over the other? Being a dominion does not mean independence.