The National Aboriginal Day is another widely observed public holiday that is exclusively Canadian. This fantastic holiday was created as a symbol of the recognition of the traditions and contributions of Metis and Inuit. The premiere celebration of this day was in the year 1996, the National Aborig... more info
A historic moment took place on the 1st of July, 1867, when four provinces including New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, and Nova Scotia, came together: this day was the beginning of Canada Day. Known as Dominion Day in its early years, Canada Day wasn’t well established as a national holiday till 1879.... more info
Do you know what holiday Canadians celebrate on the third Sunday of June? Father's Day! This day is for people who want to show appreciation for their fathers, tell warm words, and demonstrate love. Father sounds proud! He is family support & protection, a strong hand & mild heart, a mother's jo... more info
In recent days, our office staff has to hide in shelters and basements from shelling and bombing. Shells hit hospitals, schools, homes, shops and other civilian objects. The Aviation of the Russian Army has bomber the area where our office building was. There are hundreds of photos of ruined histor... more info
Does it matter if you are a student on Black Friday? Does Student Discount mean anything on the fourth Friday of every year? What about Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Father’s Day, Valentine’s Day or any special occasion? Student Discounts exist every single time, even on Black Fridays & Mother... more info