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Canadian Returnee·Dec 17, 2025Learning Canada Through History and CitizenshipI am not a multigenerational Canadian, nor do I trace my ancestry to the first peoples of this land. I am a naturalized Canadian from many…
Canadian Returnee·Nov 28, 2025Rediscovering Canada’s HistoryMost people in Canada were never truly taught how their own country works. We memorized provinces, prime ministers, and symbols, but missed…
