Canada Day, also known as Canada Day, is Canada's national holiday celebrated to commemorate the day the country became a federation.
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Canada Day - interesting facts and information
- Celebration time: Canada Day is celebrated on July 1 each year.
- Meaning: The holiday commemorates July 1, 1867, when the Confederation of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick merged to form a self-governing British dominion called Canada. This was a key event on Canada's path to full sovereignty, which was formally achieved in 1982.
- Celebration: Canada Day is a public holiday for many Canadians. The holiday is celebrated in many different ways, depending on the region and local community. Typical celebrations include parades, festivals, fireworks displays, concerts, as well as citizenship ceremonies for new Canadian citizens. Ottawa, the country's capital, has particularly elaborate celebrations, including large concerts and fireworks displays.
- Social and cultural significance: Canada Day is an opportunity for Canadians to celebrate their history, culture, achievements and diversity. It is also a time to reflect on the values that define Canada as a country, such as tolerance, respect for diversity and human rights.
