A Canadian Thanksgiving
Many Canadians celebrate thanksgiving by watching a game of this sport on TV
What is Football?
Turkey is usually served with this reddish glaze on the side
What is cranberry sauce?
According to American history, the pilgrims sailed to the New Land aboard this ship
What is the Mayflower
Thanksgiving 2026
What is 365?
Symbolizing Canada, these leaves turn bright red in October
What are Maple Leaves?
In Canada (and in the USA), we sometimes decorate our homes with one of these containing pumpkins, corn, and wheat
What is a Cornucopia?
This usually is served inside the turkey, but it is equally as tasty on the outside
What is Stuffing?
Known as Kinrō Kansha no Hi or 勤労感謝の日 in this country, it is an occasion for commemorating labor and production and giving each other thanks.
What is Japan?
Halloween
What is 18?
These types of trees don’t turn red and orange in the fall
What are Evergreens?
The first Thanksgiving in Canada came about Martin Frobisher in 1878, when he held a ceremony in this present-day Canadian territory to give thanks for the safe arrival of his fleet after crossing the Northwest Passage
What is Nunavut?
Aside from Potatoes, these orange-on-the-inside root vegetables are also a popular choice in the yearly feast.
What are Yams?
The pilgrims originally landed in Plymouth, now in this US state.
What is Massechussetes?
Remembrance Day
What is 29?
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What is an Oak leaf?
For some reason, these two Maritime Provinces do not celebrate thanksgiving along with the rest of Canada!
What are New Brunswick and Nova Scotia?
Restaurants typically showcase a beverage menu around thanksgiving; most drinks are laced with this fall festive spice
What is Pumpkin Spice?
Although most know about the famous Oktoberfest, the Germans also celebrate this Harvest Festival for giving thanks
What is Erntedankfest?
Nolan’s birthday
What is 68?
These plants have spiky leaves, and are more often associated with Christmas than Thanksgiving
What is a Holly leaf?
On January 31, 1957, the Governor General of Canada Vincent Massey issued a proclamation stating that Thanksgiving shall take place on this day every year
What is the Second Monday of October?
While it isn’t impossible that turkey was served at the original thanksgiving dinner, most historians agree that it was more likely one of these birds instead.
What are Geese/Ducks?
Ironically, some citizens of this west African country celebrate thanksgiving as a break from the American settlers of the country!
What is Liberia?
American Thanksgiving
What is 45?
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What is a Beech leaf?