COLIN MACLEAN: Canada Day to me
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COLIN MACLEAN: Canada Day to me
Canada Day is my second-favourite holiday.
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I wish I could say it was the first, but Christmas has a tinsel string stranglehold on my nostalgic heart.
But I do so love Canada Day – I always have.
I don’t remember going to many community gatherings for the occasion, unless it was an extra-special occasion, when something like the Snowbirds or RCMP Musical Ride happened to be on the Island.
But I do remember the fireworks.
When I was a child, my parents would dutifully make the drive to Summerside or sometimes Borden-Carleton, where we have family, in our Saturn station wagon to watch the fireworks.
Clad in my stylish Ninja Turtle PJs, I’d put the back seats down and make a cozy bed for myself in the........
