Canada Day was known as Dominion Day before.
Originally Canada was a member of the British Commonwealth and a Dominion thereof. When Canada got its own Charter, it was no longer a dominion of the British Commonwealth, in other words we no longer had to answer to the Queen, so Canada Day was born.
My dictionary has this definition:
"dominion n. - lordship, sovereignty, control; domains of feudal lord, territory of sovereign or government; (Hist.) title of self-governing territories of British Commonwealth. [ME f. OF, f. med. L dominio -onis f. L dominium (dominus lord)]
The TD Bank has nothing to do with the term "dominion". I'm not sure whether It means Toronto District bank.
Originally Canada was a member of the British Commonwealth and a Dominion thereof. When Canada got its own Charter, it was no longer a dominion of the British Commonwealth, in other words we no longer had to answer to the Queen, so Canada Day was born.
My dictionary has this definition:
"dominion n. - lordship, sovereignty, control; domains of feudal lord, territory of sovereign or government; (Hist.) title of self-governing territories of British Commonwealth. [ME f. OF, f. med. L dominio -onis f. L dominium (dominus lord)]
The TD Bank has nothing to do with the term "dominion". I'm not sure whether It means Toronto District bank.