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  1. Good Morning #Canada
    When I'm working on a #TravelCanada post I sometimes realize that I don't give Saskatchewan a lot of attention. I apologize to the Saskies in my audience. To celebrate the province's 121st anniversary of joining Canada (Sept 1st, 1905), here are 3 #ProvincialParks that are hidden gems. Remember, when you're taking the grids it's local courtesy to wave or nod as you drive by.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #RoadTrip

    3 Saskatchewan regional parks - CBC News
    cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewa

  2. Good Morning #Canada
    Apparently it's International Bacon Day - not to be confused with Bacon Lovers Day (August 20th) or National Bacon Day (December 20th). And you are only allowed to celebrate with #Bacon, not Back Bacon or Peameal Bacon. Follow the rules and no one gets hurt.
    Here's a public service announcement from the Canadian Pork Council explaining why reducing our meat intake is unhealthy. I trust them...

    #CanadaIsAwesome #mmmBacon

    How much meat do we eat?
    cpc-ccp.com/how-much-meat-do-w

  3. Good Morning #Canada
    Yesterday's post on Skyscrapers elicited a response from @wordstitcher asking if a list of old Post Office buildings existed. I couldn't find one but did discover the Heritage Railway Station Act that has saved 150+ stations across Canada. Many are unique "Chateau" styled buildings that are still in use or have been repurposed as libraries or community centres.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #Architecture #History

    HistoricPlaces.ca - Heritage Railway Stations
    historicplaces.ca/en/pages/42_

  4. Good Morning #Canada
    In downtown Toronto you can find Simcoe Park and the 100 Workers Monument. Erected in 2000, it was an initiative of Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board to shine a light on workplace safety. The monument features 100 plaques that describe an actual fatal on-the-job accident from 1901 to 1999, some mundane and others gruesome. A final plaque was left blank to represent future tragedy.

    #CanadaIsAwesome #WorkplaceSafety
    youtu.be/SsgsI09vZoU