Celebrating Canada

Canada’s value is not in its mineral resources, not in its oil and gas reserves or in its abundant clean energy. It’s in its people. This page is dedicated to highlighting the uniqueness of our great country. From cultural celebrations to contributions by our many nations within our nation, it is not a thread but a highway that connects us. From culinary experiences to unique technological talents, from environmental issues to intellectual breakthroughs, this mosaic of Canadians makes us great. Not again. Great, still. Great,always.

This page will look at these contributions, both historical and emerging. Both individual and collectively. Because every piece and every collection makes us special.

If you have an idea to contribute, please do not hesitate to contact us at bizdynamics1@gmail.com

courtesy of Retired Teachers Association
Folklorama Pavilion Courtesy of Retired Teachers Association of Manitoba

The world’s longest-running cultural celebration, Folklorama provides visitors with an insight into the heritage of many of our Manitoba cultural groups. Each August, more than forty pavilions showcase their cultural background, from food to clothing, music and dance to history and evolution. It is a celebration of our differences that connect us, with nearly a half million visitors sharing their evenings with strangers who become friends, as we embrace the colour of life around us. Visit their website at http:www.folklorama.ca

Hutterites live on colonies from Ontario to Alberta, with a religious lifestyle and communal philosophy. Generally around 160 people, they share duties and work as one unit. Exceptionally skilled in agriculture, they have diversified, building effective small businesses on their colonies to serve neighbouring communities, These run from cabinet building to structural insulted panels, all relying on manual skills, rather than elaborate computer and internet technology. They are excellent neighbours, always eager to help in any crisis. https://hutterites.org/