The Past Shaping the Future Here at Lakes and Woods Museum Canadian History Journal, we believe that our past shapes our future. Our aim is to show the importance of our country’s diverse past and make people aware of the events, places, and people that have united Canadians over the years. The Beginning We donate some of our archives to the Archives of Manitoba and the Manitoba Museum, which...
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How Canadians Turned From Outlaws to Casino Regulars: The Untold Story of Betting in Canada
From clandestine card games in frontier saloons to the digital revolution of platforms like blaze bet br, Canadian gambling has traversed a remarkable journey spanning over 150 years. This evolution mirrors the nation’s broader transformation—from colonial outpost to modern multicultural society—where games of chance shifted from moral taboo to regulated entertainment industry worth billions annually.
The story of Canadian sports betting and casino history reveals far more than legislation and lottery tickets. It exposes deep cultural tensions between provincial autonomy and federal …
Canadian CBD Gummies: Facts and Origins
You may have already heard of the term ‘CBD’ by now because of its increasing popularity. You may have also heard that it is mostly associated with medical marijuana and hemp. But, have you learned what is really unique about it?
The sections below will tell you more about the origin and other important facts about cbd gummies canada.
What is CBD?
Cannabidiol (CBD) is a component that can be found in the Cannabis plant and it is more popularly known as ‘medical marijuana’. It is one of the most active …
Canada’s History Of Cannabis
The debate about the status of cannabis as an illegal drug might seem never-ending. However, with progressive countries like CBD oil Canada legalizing the controversial plant, even the global business sector is seeing it in a different light. Canada’s CBD Oil perspective is not only influenced recently but it goes way back to the 19th century.
Cannabis In Canada During 19th Century
In 1801, Upper Canada’s Lieutenant Governor decided to distribute hemp seeds to local farmers in order to boost the industry. Later on in 1822, the provincial parliament …
Travel Again!
Summer is the perfect time for Canadians to travel again and see the nation’s beauty. A memorable trip should include trips to Canada’s different roadside attractions. Here are some roadside attractions as you take a trip on Canada’s highway.
The Earth’s Largest Dinosaur in Drumheller, Alberta
A 26-meter tall Tyrannosaurus rex that is found in Alberta’s badlands will without doubt captivate your mind. This enormous creature welcomes its visitors to take a step into its mouth to see the Red Deer valley.
The Huge Hockey Stick in Duncan, B.C.
Of course, you will find a gigantic hockey stick in Canada…
The Little Mosque
The Little Mosque in Canada is not as great as the mosques in Turkey, Egypt, Cairo, Syria, or Damascus. However, for the Muslims in Canada, the Al Rashid Mosque has a story to tell. The mosque was the first to be established in Canada.
During the first census taken in Canada in 1871, there were about 13 Muslims known. They later came in large groups from Syria and Lebanon during the 19th and 20th centuries.
The Little Mosque is a 148 sq. m. is Mosque sitting in the Park of Fort Edmonton. According to Richard Asmet’s book “Canada’s First Mosque: The Al Rashid” Christian Arabs established the Christian community in …
Travel Tours Package in Northern Ontario
We offer a 5 days and 4 nights featuring a day travel by train from Toronto to Ontario on the very first day. This gives the traveler an opportunity to enjoy the region of Muskoka.
The package also includes daylight travels, two travels on Sudbury rails or via diesel cars for the traveler to enjoy the fall scenery and four comfortable nights in a hotel.
Additionally, the package features a tour in Sudbury and a visit to Dynamic Earth, Ontario’s Northern Railway Museum. The tour also features a trip to the White River where you will learn about “Winnie”, the famous cub in Northern Ontario.
The last day is spent …