Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is listed as a public holiday in Canada.
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Thanksgiving is listed as a public holiday in Canada.
The second Monday of October. Turkey, pumpkin pie, family, gratitude. In 2026, Canadian Thanksgiving falls on October 12, landing exactly where the calendar and the harvest expect it.
A day for the first greeting, the open door, and the small courtesies that make streets, villages, apartments, and shops feel human.
National holiday. The holiday has been renamed and reclaimed, but the conversation continues. Chile's indigenous peoples, especially the Mapuche, have shaped the country's identity, its land disputes, its politics, and its future. Today is for listening.
The turkey is dry. The gravy lumps. The cranberry sauce still has the can marks on it. Nobody cares. Thanksgiving in Canada is about being together before winter makes travel impossible, and every Canadian who has ever driven four hours through snow to reach their mother's dining table knows this meal is worth the drive. The pumpkin pie is better than the turkey. This is not debatable.
A day for bakeries, kitchens, markets, ovens, and the aroma that can turn a street corner into a memory.
A day for clearing the surface, finding the note, opening the notebook, and giving the workday a better beginning.
The turkey is roasted. The family gathers. The football is on. You give thanks.
It's earlier than the US. The turkey is smaller. The family is grateful. You eat.
The screens come down. The water is shut. The memories are made. You lock up.
It's in the fridge. It's in the freezer. You're still eating it. You don't mind.
You discover Jamaica's distinctive hutias, the island's endangered native rodents, alongside colorful red-billed streamertail hummingbirds found nowhere else on Earth. You observe that Jamaican families typically keep dogs, cats, and fighting cocks as their most common pets. ACADA celebrates the world's pets, and helps assure better care.
You discover Rhum Clément and Rhum JM, the iconic French Caribbean rums that define Martinique's agricultural legacy and distilling tradition. You understand how these rums embody the island's sugar cane heritage and remain central to both local culture and the global premium rum market.