Google loves Canada
Rahman Mohamed
Google often creates a new homepage logo. They call them Doodles. They use them to celebrate the world. If you click on the Doodle it takes you on a search of what the Doodle represents. On Canada Day it shows Canadians a Canada Day Doodle; if you click on the Canada Day Doodle it takes you to a search of “Canada”. Check some out and have some fun; Canadians do laugh. Note: all of these were released by Google on July 1, different years
Learn more about a country – culture and history while having fun (possible only in Canada)
Rahman Mohamed
What do you know about the Great White North? Hint: you can find answers on Nova’s Rays. Come back soon for the answers.
Leaders have parties so they can represent
Rahman Mohamed
It’s known: if you’re 18 or older on election day, a Canadian citizen, and a registered voter you can vote in federal elections and referendums, voting that takes place across Canada. In provincial elections the voter is also a resident of the province; only people who lives in Ontario, is 18 or older on election day and a Canadian citizen will be able to vote in the upcoming June 2018 provincial election. Upcoming municipal elections in October 2018 in Ontario also have the residency requirement; you can only vote for politicians in the city if you live in the city. The question for many and a confusion: who are you voting for?
The Nova's Rays 