Canada celebrates July 1st as "Canada Day' this is not to be confused with an "Independence Day like they have in the USA
Canadians celebrate their independence on July 1- Canada Day. Their celebration is similar to the United States 4th of July with parades, concerts, ceremonies, and fireworks. The British North America Act established the federal government of Canada on July 1, 1867 and united the British colonies of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, and Quebec. The British continued to maintain some influence until the Constitution Act of 1982.
Canadians celebrate their independence on July 1- Canada Day. Their celebration is similar to the United States 4th of July with parades, concerts, ceremonies, and fireworks. The British North America Act established the federal government of Canada on July 1, 1867 and united the British colonies of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, and Quebec. The British continued to maintain some influence until the Constitution Act of 1982.
Canada celebrates July 1st as "Canada Day' this is not to be confused with an "Independence Day like they have in the USA
July 1st
Canadians celebrate the founding of their country on July 1
October
On the 4th of July.
Canadians celebrate their independence on July 1st. (Canada Day)
they celebrate thanksgiving in october.
No
They celebrate it because they faught in ab battle for their independance and rights to live in America.
we celebrate independance in trindad by having parades, give aways, soldiers marching and fireworks
4th November
July 1st
The second Monday in October is when Canadians celebrate their Thanksgiving Day.
Most Canadians are Christian and Good Friday is a day celebrated by Christians.