Tag: Canadian Astrology
Mundane Astrology: Canada’s 2021 Capricorn Ingress
In keeping with the tradition that I started this year, let’s take a peek at the chart of Canada’s Capricorn ingress. If you recall from the Libra ingress I did in September, there was a […]
Canada Votes: The Astrology of Election Day 2021
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called a federal election today, as expected. Election Day is September 20, 2021. I pulled a chart for that day to see what sorts of issues may be top of mind […]
Great Reset or Bust: Canada’s 2021-2022 Astrology Forecast
It’s weird to post a forecast in the middle of the year, but here I am. I started writing this back in January but didn’t get around to finishing it. Better late than never, right? […]
Lifting the Neptunian Veil: Happy Canada Day from the Charles Camsell Hospital
Ever since I looked at Canada’s natal chart and discovered that it has Neptune on the Ascendant, I’ve noticed all the ways that this has manifested, past and present. Back in January, I wrote: Another […]
Canadian Astrology: Alberta’s Aries Ingress 2021
In honour of today’s Aries ingress (happy equinox!) I decided to take a look at the ingress as it hits Alberta. I just posted my delineation of Alberta’s natal chart yesterday, so this is a […]
Canadian Astrology: Interpreting Alberta’s Natal Chart
Alberta was officially founded on September 1, 1905 with the passage of the Alberta Act. Saskatchewan was also founded on the same day, making Alberta and Saskatchewan “Time Twins” and forever linking the two provinces […]
Exploring Canuck Astrology: Reading The Astrology of Canada’s Natal Chart
I recently did a deep dive into verifying Canada’s natal chart. The commonly used one is July 1, 1867 at midnight in Ottawa, which gives an Aries rising chart. That didn’t make much sense to […]
Figuring out Canada’s Natal Chart: Aries Rising, Really?
Recently I was talking to some folks (shoutout to my fellow Canadian RSPMs!) about the natal chart of Canada. As with all nations, there’s debate over the exact time and location to use for Canada’s […]