Canada, O Canada! Canada is a wonderful country. They are known for their politeness and delicious poutine (local food) and have some of the best social and civil liberties laws in the world. They were originally three distinct colonies, all of which were part of the British Empire. Canada Day celebrates the union of these three colonies and the establishment of Canada as a country within the British Empire. Canada Day reminds us all to celebrate this auspicious occasion and cheer on the creation of the most polite and socially progressive country today.

Canada Day commemorates the date in history when the British North America Act (Now known as the Constitution Act of 1867 was) was enacted. This marked the end of a long battle to make Canada a country independent from its British parent.

It was formed by three colonies. It had problems with its currency’s performance on the international stage for a while, but it is now thriving and has been able to hold its own among first world countries.

Canada didn’t make much of the event in the following years, keeping with its reputation for being humble. It took the event until 1917, and another 10 years to get an official celebration. It wasn’t until 1946, when what was known then as “Dominion Day”, became known as Canada Day. Then, in 1958, they began celebrating it annually with government-sponsored events. Canada is the only country that has essentially gained independence from its mother country, and then decided not to make a big deal of it. It’s quite a contrast to its neighbor to south.

The best way to celebrate Canada Day for most people around the world is to learn about the fascinating history of Canada. While they are proud of their country as a whole, they don’t take offense to the fact that Canada is technically still their sovereign. Canada Day is celebrated in the UK with large gatherings at Trafalgar Square to commemorate this country’s founding. Canada Day is a great day to learn about this amazing country.

If you don’t like research, you can always bring some of the most friendly countries to your house. These ideas will make you scream “What’s the deal?” !”

Canada’s colors include red and white. The Great White North’s colors are red and white. Anyone can find a match and incorporate it into their home. Even if you aren’t Canadian, the best thing about Canada Day is that you don‚Äôt have to answer awkward questions.

You are not planting a Canadian flag in the front yard.

Cookouts aren’t just synonymous with Canada; Canada is also part of North America so it counts. The best part is that Canadians are able to enjoy a wide variety of foods. Some Americans love maple syrup, while others may not be as familiar. It makes for an amazing BBQ, with fat-lined bacon as the main course.

These sides are also quite novel. Who is for ketchup-and-dill pickle-flavoured chips, anyway? No? No?

That means you have to get physical and recreate some of the Great One‚Äôs signature moves. Gretzky doesn’t have anything against you! You don’t have to be a hockey fan to enjoy the many variations of the game. Other alternatives include looking for maple trees, building a canoe and testing it to see if it floats.

Hint – Robert Stanley Weir has four verses in his English translation. Anyone who can identify them without Google gets bonus points.

A trip to Canada can be a great excuse to visit the Maple Leaf country during its national holiday.

Montreal is a top choice for everyone, and it’s not hard to see why. Ottawa, however, is the most amazing destination in the summer. Free concerts and firework displays are held in Ottawa, a nation’s capital. This encourages thousands upon thousands to attend.

Parliament Hill is the ideal place to sit and enjoy the festivities from far away.

Deep South cuisine is a must-try for meat lovers. They are simply delicious.

British Columbia is a different kind of place, and Canada Day is no exception. It is a fishing-themed event with lots of lumberjacks and all on the waterfront. You could say more but it is not necessary.

We didn’t believe so.