From the Thunderbird bridge flying over Humber Bay to the remains of a Huron-Wendat village in Scarborough, the city’s remarkable Indigenous history is everywhere
Canada’s new Guards have never fought a battle, but already they’re in the centre of a first-class dust-up. They’ve been lampooned, cartooned, harpooned in the Press, roasted in the Commons, fried in the Legion. Can we transplant that British spit-and-polish to Canada?
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Now a social hub for the community of Currie and the surrounding areas, it has been tastefully renovated to feature The Inn on Officers’ Garden, a classy boutique hotel.
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On the second floor are 12 standard rooms plus the larger QEII Royal Suite, so named because Princess Elizabeth and her husband, the late Duke of Edinburgh, slept there during their 1951 visit to Calgary.
The stairs up to the floor are lined with reproductions of pages of the Calgary Herald published to honour the visit.
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Jansen Ng, 41, of East Gwillimbury, said “this isn’t so much my money, it’s God’s money. And I’ve just been entrusted with taking care of it for a little while.”
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The first people Ng spoke to were not his parents they still didn’t know about the winnings, as he accepted his cheque on Thursday but rather the pastor of his church. He sought some spiritual guidance and moral advice.