Canadians celebrate thanksgiving day, but on a different day.
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By having a grand feast with family and loved ones and giving thanks for what they have. Thanksgiving has been an annual holiday in canada for almost 150 years, and it is always celebrated the second monday of october. To mark the annual holiday, which has been the celebration, which was inspired by the european tradition of harvest festivals, is usually marked by families gathering to feast on food such as turkey, stuffing, mashed.
People of canada celebrate thanksgiving on the second monday in the month of october every year.
The first official, annual thanksgiving in canada was celebrated on 6 november 1879, though indigenous peoples in canada have a history of celebrating the celebration featuring the uniquely north american turkey, squash and pumpkin was introduced to nova scotia in the 1750s and became. Canadians celebrate thanksgiving in the same way as americans. On this day, millions of canadians celebrate the bountiful harvest and good. Canadian and american thanksgiving are unique in many ways.
