21 October 2018
Today marks the birth of the Báb for practitioners of the Bahá’ï faith. A group of bakers is collectively known as a Tabernacle. It has been 43 years since advertising was banned on CBC Radio. The apostrophe first appeared in France in 1529, to show a letter had been dropped from a word. The third degree is a diploma for successful criminals. Tonka Toys takes its name from ’Tanka’, the Dakota Sioux word for ‘great’ or ‘big’. There are three categories of verbs in the English language. On this date in 1875, Icelandic immigrants founded Gimli, Manitoba. Velveta was marketed as a nutritious health food in the 1920s and ’30s. Patients must brace themselves for visits to the orthodontist. Andorra has not been to war in nearly 1,000 years. Bread consists of two parts: the outside is called the crust, inside is the crumb. The Royal Canadian Navy was established in Halifax, today in 1910. To speak to the...