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Objects That Define Canadian Identity | Ottawa News

Objects That Define Canadian Identity | Ottawa News

Published 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Barry Padolsky’s top hat, once worn by Governor General Vincent Massey and passed down through generations, is set to become part of Canada’s heritage — but its journey began with a funny museum request and a former boss. Alongside quirky Canadian treasures like a loon call noisemaker, a beaver-adorned fire helmet, a burl-topped spruce, and a Canadiens mason jar, each object tells a story of belonging. For Trieu Nguyen, it’s his citizenship card; for Nikki Moreau, it’s her father’s hockey passion. These aren’t just souvenirs — they’re anchors to identity, memory, and the quiet, personal magic of what it means to be Canadian.

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