Canada Day: Take part in Canadian citizenship
On Canada Day, we celebrate our freedoms, rights and responsibilities as Canadian citizens. We remember the shared history, symbols and values that define us as Canadians. We also acknowledge that the history of Canada began with Indigenous Peoples—way before colonization and settlement. All of these things give us our identity.
How to celebrate Canada Day
Join the celebration
Watch the Canada Day daytime ceremony
Watch or attend the ceremony on July 1! You can catch exciting performances by Canadian artists, sing “O Canada” with new citizens for the first time, and more!
Attend an in-person citizenship ceremony
The citizenship ceremony is a meaningful final step in becoming a Canadian citizen. Most ceremonies across Canada are open to the public. Welcome new Canadians and reaffirm your citizenship by attending a ceremony!
Share the celebration!
Use the hashtag #MyCitizenship to share your story and your Canadian pride.
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Learn about Canada’s identity and symbols
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Make a difference
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Sponsor a refugee
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