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The national day of Canada Originally called Dominion Day and was renamed in 1982 Often referred to as Canada's Birthday Canada Day is observed on July 1st unless that date falls on a Sunday, in which case July 2nd Traditions include bonfires, fireworks, illuminations, excursions, military displays, music, and entertainment In 2022 festivities will return
On June 1st wear a red shirt to show your support for people with disabilities. You can celebrate by wearing red and posting a photo on social media with the hashtags: #RedShirtDay, #RedForAccessAbility, #RedShirtESMB, #MakeItPossible
Celebrated as the official birthday of Canada's sovereign The beginning of the summer season in Canada Give cheers to the queen Traditions include a gun salute at midnight, pre-dawn serenades, picnics, athletic competitions, a display of illumination, and a torch-lit procession Major tragedies: In 1881, the passenger ferry Victoria overturned in the Thames River, and