Sarnia's first Canada Day was dominated by military pomp
Phil Egan & George Mathewson The sun rose over Sarnia into a clear, blue sky on the morning of July 1, 1867. That was the day the British North America Act took effect, forging Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick into the new Dominion of Canada. It was the day parishioners would gather on... Read more »
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