The holiday was established in 1845 to commemorate the birthday of Queen Victoria (the British monarch who later gave royal assent to Confederation). But it was not until 1901, the year of Victoria’s death, that the holiday officially became known as Victoria Day. Since that time, the holiday has commemorated the birthday of the current […]
The June 4 community party is coming up fast! There will be inflatable structures for the little ones and there will be a BBQ. Come in large numbers. Contact Cynthia […]
