I hope you enjoyed the
Canada Day Celebrations and took some time to be thankful for what we enjoy as
Canadians.
It was interesting to note this year the number of
people who wanted to focus on some of the more unsavory aspects of our
past. And there are certainly any number
of things that happened during the past 150 years that our country can’t be
proud of, but I have never been able to figure out how today’s generation can
apologize for what another generation has done.
Here is the reality, without Canada’s history, both
the good and the bad, none of us would be here.
Oh, somebody would be here, but it’s very doubtful it would be us.
So, remember each of us are where we are today
because of choices that others made 150 years ago, choices of where they would
live and who they would marry.
We are all the result of choices made by ourselves
as well as choices made by others. And
we can't change the choices that were made yesterday, but we can determine to
make good choices today.
In the same way, we can’t change how our indigenous
people were treated yesterday but we can change how they will be treated today
and tomorrow.
Have a great
week and remember: To see what is really possible, you will have to attempt the
impossible.
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