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European Heritage Week 2011 Another Great Success

This year's European Heritage Week was another great success. A brand new leaflet was designed to promote it, which was distributed across Canada and around the world, featuring a picture of thirty white nationalists and the caption "Canadian Nationalist Greetings."

Over 100 cities received a request this year  to proclaim European Heritage Week, including Bouctouche, Richibucto, Caraquet, McAdam, Gagetown and Sackville, New Brunswick; Laval, Quebec City, the Saskatchewan cities of Regina (its capital), Weyburn, Rouleau (the locale of TV's Corner Gas); Penticton and Richmond, BC; Clarence-Rockland, Chatham-Kent, Cobourg, Kenora, Ear Falls and North Perth, and the Canadian capital of  Ontario, Brandon, Manitoba; and Calgary and Edmonton Alberta, and Torbay, Newfoundland, just to name a few. We're most happy to announce the cities of Cranbrook, Port Alberni, BC and Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, have  this year officially declared European Heritage Week.

The most important aspect of European Heritage Week this year have been to make sure it remains a celebration of European history and culture, and not a multicultural project run by Sikh or a Japanese "supervisor." White nationalists are in charge and should decide what is European culture, not folk dancing groups.

Thanks to all who helped to promote European Heritage Week and distributed its message in Canada and around the world.

 

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We salute the City of Cranrook BC, who on Monday July 14 declared European Heritage Week with the following letter:

 

Good afternoon Mr. Smith,

Council, at its regular meeting of July 14, 2008 proclaimed theweek of October 13 19, 2008 to be European Heritage Week in Cranbrook.

A copy of the proclamation is attached.

Bernice Reed
Executive Assistant
Office of the Mayor
City of Cranbrook
 

Congratulations, Cranbrook!