Sunday, June 18: Father’s Day “Men who have fought in the world’s bloodiest wars ... are apt to faint at the sight of a truly foul diaper.”
Saturday, July 1: Canada Day Formerly Dominion Day, marking the end of direct colonial rule by Great Britain and the beginning of elected, internal self-government in Canada.
Tuesday, July 4: U.S. Independence Day Commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 but also, more broadly, the national holiday celebrating all things American.
