Canadian Thanksgiving: History and Traditions
Canadian Thanksgiving, also known as L'Action de grâce, is celebrated on the second Monday of October, a month earlier than its American counterpart.
This year, it falls on Monday, October 10. While it differs from American traditions, Canadians have their own unique way of celebrating the holiday.
History of Canadian Thanksgiving
According to the Canadian Encyclopedia, the first official Canadian Thanksgiving was celebrated in November.
Local Celebrations and Foods
Although Canadian Thanksgiving lacks classic American traditions like football and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, locals enjoy a variety of foods and celebrations.
There's still a slew of unique celebrations and good foods to enjoy!
Author's summary: Canadian Thanksgiving is a unique holiday.
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