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Canadian inventions, part 1: The snow blower. Invented in Montreal in 1925 by Arthur Sicard, who watched a threshing machine and thought "that, but for my driveway." You're welcome, every Canadian back ever. ❄️

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It's November in Canada. Somewhere right now, a man is wearing shorts, a parka, and an expression that says "it's not that cold." He is lying. It is that cold. 🥶🇨🇦

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Did you know? 🇨🇦 Canada has more lakes than every other country on Earth, COMBINED. Over 800,000 of them. We don't have a housing market, we have a dock market.

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Spotted in the wild 🫎 Dempster's has released a limited edition Hot Chocolate & Marshmallow bagel. A real bagel. That tastes like hot chocolate.

So, Canada: are you buying these?
🟢 Obviously. Toasting one immediately
🔴 Hard pass. Bagels have gone too far

Defend your answer 👇

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Settle this once and for all 🫎
Ketchup chips are:
🔴 An elite snack
🔴 The elite-est snack
(There is no third option. This is not a democracy, it's a fact-finding mission.)

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🫎 THE MOOSE HAS ARRIVED.

Welcome to Moose Mail, a little bit of Canada in your feed, every day.

Here's the deal: light humour, good news, odd facts, and updates from coast to coast to coast. No politics. No doom. Nothing that raises your blood pressure before coffee.

Think of that little brown paper you'd read in a coffee shop, with jokes, trivia, and what's good, except now it lives here, and a moose is in charge.

Follow along, eh? And when the newsletter launches, you'll hear it here first.

Moose Mail 🇨🇦

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