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We've officially entered the 'dog days of summer'—let's explore the origins Original

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By Nathan Coleman
| The Weather Network Verified
We've officially entered the 'dog days of summer'—let's explore the origins Nathan ColemanVideo Journalist, Atlantic Canada Published on Jul. 3, 2026, 8:00 AM We’ve all likely heard the saying, "the dog days of summer," but the origins of this phrase may surprise many. July 3 officially marks the beginning of the "dog days of summer," a period when the Northern Hemisphere typically experiences its warmest weather. However, the phrase has nothing to do with our overheated canine companions.
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A symbol of unity: How Canada chose its iconic maple leaf flag

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By Nathan Coleman
| Yahoo Canada Verified
The red maple leaf makes the Canadian flag unmistakable. It gets displayed prominently on occasions like Canada Day or year-round at government properties, but recently flags have been popping up just about everywhere in residential neighbourhoods on homes and sheds. Halifax resident Angus Cameron served in the Canadian Navy for 26 years and says he normally has his flag up in the backyard, but this year he moved it to the front deck.
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Oh, Canada! Honouring our nation's five most beloved animal icons Original

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By Mia Gordon, Nathan Coleman
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Oh, Canada! Honouring our nation's five most beloved animal icons (Mike Dugout/submitted) They're on the nickel, they are semi-aquatic, and one of the only mammals that can manufacture their own environment. What other animal can build its own lodge? Especially given the price of timber these days. UGC - 36748470 - Mark Windsor - Moose (Mark Windsor/submitted) If we're talking about indispensable, the moose has to be on this list. You can barely find a Canadian beer without a moose on the label.
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