I didn't see the original (now gone?) calendar, but on a vaguely related note my technical helper (on my bulletin board experiments) recommended I should try Google's on-line "calendar" program. Here's a sample screen -

https://stelex.net/images/google-calendar-sample-screen.jpg

Notes: yesterday was of course "Group of Seven Day" in Ontario, and many will remember today (July 8) as the anniversary of Tom Thomson's death. The "Council of the Federation" thing happens in Huntsville; I actually had to ask Google what it was about -

https://25problems.com/app.php/cof

When it comes to calendars I am a traditionalist. I *do* make rasterized art, sometimes using vector tools like Corel Draw, but hard copy is definitely my game. A vague sample of a rasterized calender is posted to my pages at https://25problems.com/app.php/calendar

In designing calendars my main interest is functionality. I'm from a time before computers though and I enjoy physical, hang 'em up calendars the most.

It's a bit disappointing to see that FOAP does not actually show the full 2026 calendar, on their web page! Hopefully it has large square for dates, allowing a purchaser to make notes etc. 

As far as the government's web pages go I have not investigated whether or not Google's calendar can export nicely to a file that you could print and take with you? I only started working with it a few months ago.

For my own use I have designed a large generic calendar based on Brownline's monthly layouts, that prints nicely and I can scrawl and highlight all over it. I invite correspondence on this topic. Roman Box 771 Station "A" Toronto M5W 1G3
 

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