Ever wondered why Canadians enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner in October while Americans wait until November? We explore the ...

Happy Thanksgiving! Canadian Thanksgiving, that is. Today is the second Monday of October, which means that almost everywhere ...

Between a different date and distinguishable side dishes, there are lots of aspects that make Canadian Thanksgiving unique to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We're used to celebrating Thanksgiving in mid-November, but for our northern neighbors, Turkey Day comes a whole month earlier.

“What’s Canadian Thanksgiving aboot?” my American friends ask, emphasizing the final word. Here’s why I’m thankful to be an American in Canada. I’m a Southern American, born and bred. I like biscuits ...

A Canadian Thanksgiving menu for four with herb-roasted turkey breast, roasted potatoes and carrots, cranberry sauce, apple ...

Per the Canadian Encyclopedia, the first official and annual Canadian Thanksgiving was celebrated on Nov. 6, 1879, although indigenous peoples have been celebrating the fall harvest long before the ...

Canadian Thanksgiving comes in October, weeks ahead of the American holiday, with turkey and pie still served at most gatherings. The timing aligns with peak harvest season, turning the feast into a ...

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It doesn't have the backstory and it's not nearly so big a deal, but it is still wonderful. Haley Mast is a freelance writer, fact-checker, and small organic farmer in the Columbia River Gorge. She ...