| House of Commons Mace | |
|---|---|
| |
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Origin |
Centre Block Fire (1916) |
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Type |
Mace |
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Effects |
Creates fires on February 3rd |
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Downsides |
Cannot be controlled |
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Activation |
Date/Time |
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Collected by |
Kalvin Chan |
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Section | |
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Aisle |
234-5686 |
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Shelf |
3865-788-143 |
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Date of Collection |
Feb.3.2013 |
| [Source] | |
Background
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The original mace from the Centre Block Fire of 1916. The fire started on February 3rd, 1916, when the entire Canadian House of Commons building was destroyed by a huge fire. The original mace was thought to have been destroyed, and a temporary put in its place until March 27th, 1917, when a permanent replacement was made, although the temporary is still used every February 3rd to commemorate the fire.
TodayEdit
The mace actually gained the power of the fire and a fire will start around it every year on February 3rd if not properly contained. Now it sits in an airtight container (because fires can't start without oxygen) on a shelf near the Eau de Vie Faucet, just in case.
