On Canada Day, a chance to reflect on country's future and also its past

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Canada’s national holiday gives its 40 million people a chance to celebrate and also a chance to reflect on the country’s past and future.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a glimpse of the Canadian flag is a reminder of what the country represents, its aspirations, its progress and also the expectations of its people.

“Wherever our flag flies, it’s recognized as a symbol of democracy, of freedom and of hope,” Trudeau said in a special statement released for Canada Day.

The prime minister said Canada offers a promise of a life in an open and welcoming society, but also one “where we acknowledge

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