Today is Thanksgiving in Canada and Columbus Day in many parts of the US.

Did you have to go to work today?

Following a growing trend, the city council of Albuquerque, New Mexico has voted six to three to recognize October 12th – typically known to most as "Columbus Day" within the USA– as Indigenous Peoples' day in a new proclamation. Albuquerque has the highest concentration of Indigenous people in New Mexico.

In the past two months, eight cities got rid of Columbus Day in favor of adopting Indigenous Peoples' Day. Three of those cities adopted Indigenous Peoples' Day this week.

Do you like the idea of abolishing Columbus Day and replacing it with Indigenous Peoples' Day?

Back to Thanksgiving - when having Thanksgiving dinner (either now or in November) do you dress up in formal wear or do you wear comfortable clothing?

Can you think of a day this year for which you were the most thankful? If you want to, you can share what day it was and what it was for in the comments section.