World Toque Day
A toque (pronounced "took") is a knitted winter hat. It is the most Canadian garment. It is available at every Tim Hortons counter at Christmas. Without it, millions of Canadian ears would have been lost to history.
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A toque (pronounced "took") is a knitted winter hat. It is the most Canadian garment. It is available at every Tim Hortons counter at Christmas. Without it, millions of Canadian ears would have been lost to history.
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