
Canada Day is July 1st of every year. It's the day that all Canadians enjoy relaxation while spending time with family & friends.

It typically involves a BBQ

Many communities host Canada Day events and set off fireworks.

The Americans separated from British rule in 1768, and celebrate Independence Day on July 4th. Canada waited 100 years later, until 1868, to create the "Dominion of Canada". Independence Day celebrates the rejection of British rule and the United States becoming an autonomous country. The basis of Canada's celebration is founded on the formation of a new country and the union of provinces.

The holiday became a statute in 1879 but was initially called Dominion Day.
It wasn't until 1982 that Dominion Day was officially changed to Canada Day.

From Manitoba...Happy Birthday Canada
WOW...your post is lovely...with a bit of Canadian history thrown in!!
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Enjoy your day at the Forks and thanks so much for stopping by!
Hugs, Nerina :)
Thanks for stopping by today!! What a great post! Happy Canada Day to you too, dear friend! Have a lovely and fun day with your loved ones.
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Sandi
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ReplyDeleteVery informative with great pics. Hope you had a great holiday.
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Les
Happy Canada Day!
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