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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Should Remembrance Day be a Canadian Holiday?
My “let’s have a parade” colleague wants to make Remembrance Day a national holiday. He suspects that bigger, more overt displays on Remembrance Day might intensify our appreciation of the sacrifices made by those who went before. But would it? … Continue reading
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