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Have we declared war on Canada? 
GO USA!

I have always loved looking at these huge ships.  Ships so big that they hold thousands of crew and jets…it is mind boggling that we, who are so small manage to make such huge machines.  It is humbling in a way.

The US would never invade Canada.  We defeated them twice already.  Once our Beaver Regime and Polar Bear Squad armed with genuine Saskatchewan Sealskin get riled, no one is safe.

If anyone ever comes to Canada, come on down to Hamilton (Hamilton is just 50km south of Toronto – just like everything else in Canada), and visit the Haida.  A beautiful battleship, and right down from the marina and a nice coffee pub

Only Eliot Cohen believes that Canada was the victor in the war of 1812.
History calls it a draw and if I remember correctly, we were fighting Britain, not Canada.
I don’t know of any other conflict.  Which is the second?

From what I can find, Laura is known for having walked 20 miles out of American-occupied territory in 1813 to warn British forces of an impending American attack.

There is considerable doubt as to the inclusion of any cow in her travels, an addition to the story added 50 years later in the 1860s.

Although she had no relation to it, most Canadians associate her with the Laura Secord Chocolates company, named after her, on the centennial of her walk.

She is also reported to have had only three fingers on her right hand and two fingers on her left, which would have made it very difficult to milk any cows or make any chocolate.  FACT.