So, we took this photo of the moon early AM on July 1st 2026…
May luck be your lady in our 159th year.
A Strawberry lady.
Tag Archive: Canada Day
The Canada 2024 Day was observed on Monday at and about the band shell at central park. The Doug James band invited 3 hours of music ending at 3:00 p.m.. There were many kids that enjoyed the water and the playgrounds while some parents and grandparents took in the music and the displays including a Merritt Country Capital of Canada tent, face painting the mobile art van from the Arts Council. The park entrance was guarded by two fire trucks and a number of first responders welcomed people to the park in the parking lot. Symmetry seemed to be in vogue as people were often in red and maple leafs were abundant giving a sense of connection.
Have a great year
Happy Canada Day
As we think of all those Canadian scientists that went down to the US and worked on 1960’s space 🌌 program and NASA.
Sunshine of Your Love
Thanks For the work on Hyway 8 you flood ravagers you…
The flag the flies atop the hill entering Merritt from the west hyway 8, it is kept by the ready mix company that owns the land and gravel pit. File Photo KDG
Its not always a long weekend but this year it is, Canada’s 151st is yours to enjoy.
On this Day: June 29th 1915
The North Saskatchewan river floods causing Edmonton’s worst flood in their history.
File photo KDG
The posters are up at the public library for the Nicola Valley Film Societies special presentation of “Water” for Canada 150.
Canada on Screen is a number of different films for the anniversary of confederation.
The screening is free on Wednesday April 19, 2017 at the local community college lecture theater. No food or beverage in the theater. Start time is 7 oclock, fist come first serve.
Tiff
Rated PG
On this Day: April 12th 1917
The battle for Vimy Ridge ends with an allied victory.
Tourists come through Merritt on many forms of transportation, BC to Quebec trip on a bike….
Photo KDG
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