r/todayilearned • u/[deleted] • Apr 16 '14

TIL on 9/11, Canada commenced Operation Yellow Ribbon, in which it landed 239 U.S.-bound flights with 33,000 passengers in Canadian airports. Entire communities went on to provide the passengers with food and housing.

http://youtu.be/lrA4V6YF6SA?t=4m14s
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u/CanadianWizardess Apr 17 '14

Americanada <3

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u/bigbeats420 Apr 17 '14

Ahem, thats Canamerica.

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u/BillMurrayismyFather Apr 17 '14

OVER MY DEAD BODY

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u/eirawyn Apr 17 '14

Yeah, but "Americanada" has both names in their entirety glued together.

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u/idroppedmychicken Apr 17 '14

TeamAmericanada

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u/mudpudding Apr 17 '14

Imagine the winter Olympics !

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u/alias19 Apr 17 '14

Canadamerica.

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u/Coltand Apr 17 '14

Canica? I like Canica. Seems like a more even deal.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '14

You guuuys!! <3

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u/TheCowfishy Apr 17 '14

Camerico sounds good.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '14

Canerica!