July 1 (Canada)

July 1 in Canada, known as Canada Day, celebrates the anniversary of the country's confederation in 1867, when the colonies of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Province of Canada united to form a single nation. It marks Canada's official independence from Britain, although it remains part of the Commonwealth. The day is commemorated with events such as fireworks, parades, concerts, and community gatherings nationwide, fostering national pride and unity. It’s a time for Canadians to celebrate their heritage, history, and multiculturalism.