What day is July 1st?

Canada Day is a national public holiday in Canada, which is scheduled for July 1 day every year.

This festival is to celebrate 1867 1 in July, 2008, the self-governing territory of Canada, the Treaty of British North America, merged three British territories in North America into a federation, including Canada (now southern Ontario and Quebec), Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

1879 this day was officially designated as a holiday, originally called "dominion day" to commemorate the dominion of Canada representing the political alliance. 1982101October 27th was renamed Canada Day according to the Canadian Act.

Historical background

Canada's National Day in July 1. On this day, the whole country has a day off to celebrate together. A large number of Canadians will hold lively celebrations on National Day. People also like to wear representative maple leaf costumes during the parade to express their patriotism. More interestingly, creative Canadians have designed a variety of maple leaf series clothes. Even umbrellas and glasses are in the shape of maple leaves, which has become a unique and beautiful landscape.

In addition, Canada has fireworks and other activities during the National Day. In 2003, the Royal Canadian Mint also issued a colored silver coin to celebrate the National Day. The reverse design of the coin is a realistic polar bear, and the maple leaf falls on the word Canada. Bright red and silvery white TINT produced a strong visual effect.