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Description: Ken McGowen opened up his first Mac's Milk convenience store on Richmond Hill, just north of Toronto. Ken came up with the name as it sounded like a friendly neighborhood guy, and included milk, as that's a core staple they would be stocking. As a nod to McGowen's Scottish roots, the mascot for Mac's was a cat named MacTavish, wearing a Tam o' shanter and a kilt, holding a jug of milk. McGowen opened seven more stores in 1962, but soon realized he needed capital to continue to grow, so Silverwood Dairies acquired 40% of Mac's Milk in 1963, allowing expansion to continue, and gave Mac's an edge on Silverwood's dairy products. Silverwood increased its holding to 80% in 1968, and 100% in 1972.
Description: Pile O Bones Regina Saskatchewan City Canada This local motif features the namesake of the capital of Saskatchewan. The composition includes the legislative building dome, bison skulls, wheat stalks, and a river flowing through the local landscape. Representing the heritage and geography of the prairies, this theme highlights the surroundings and landmarks of the region found in western Canada.
Description: This visual representation showcases Regina Saskatchewan under its original heritage name. It depicts the provincial legislative building dome, bison skull bones, a live buffalo, stalks of wheat, a canoe, and local provincial floral elements. Bold typography text reading Pile O' Bones highlights the city's early history.
Description: A creative and high-contrast map of Canada showcasing its dual identity: the warmth of delicious maple syrup on pancakes and the majestic beauty of its extreme cold landscapes. This artistic silhouette split represents Canadian heritage and its iconic winters. Set against a clean black background, it’s a perfect gift for Canadians, travelers, and winter lovers. Ideal for t-shirts, kitchen decor, and travel journals.
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Description: Cute design for baby made in Canada. Canadian beer plus Canadian coffee equals Canadian milk bottle. It is a perfect gift for newly wedded and new parents for their newborn baby and toddler. The design fitting for Canadians who want to celebrate Canada Day on July 01.Candian parents, dad, mom, and kids. Proud to be Canadian!
