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Canada Day is the national holiday of Canada celebrated on July 1st every year.

It is a time for celebration of the country’s history and culture, as well as its past and current achievements. The day commemorates the joining of the original provinces of Canada in 1867. It is a day of national pride, with celebrations taking place all over the country.

On July 1st, Canadians come together to celebrate with parades, fireworks, and outdoor concerts. The festivities often include traditional foods, such as maple syrup, poutine, and beaver tails. Canadians also take part in outdoor games and activities, such as tug of war, sack races, and three–legged races.

In addition, many cities and towns offer carnivals, concerts, and other special events throughout the day. In the evening, people gather to watch the fireworks displays, which are usually launched from the Parliament buildings in Ottawa. This is a very popular event and is broadcast live on television.

Canada Day is an important national holiday and is a symbol of pride for all Canadians. It is a day to come together and celebrate the country’s history, culture, and achievements

July 5th to 14th

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The Calgary Stampede is an annual event held in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, from July 5th to 14th. It is the world’s largest rodeo, with over one million people attending each year. The event includes a rodeo, midway rides, agricultural exhibits, concerts, and a parade.

The event is held in Stampede Park, the largest rodeo and exhibition grounds in the world. It features seven stages, over 100 rides and attractions, and over 500 food vendors. The main events include the world–famous chuckwagon races, a rodeo, and a stage show.

The Calgary Stampede also hosts a variety of cultural events and activities, such as a Native American powwow, a Chinese New Year celebration, and a Caribbean carnival. The event also has a variety of live music performances and art exhibitions.

The Calgary Stampede is one of the most popular events in Canada and is considered a highlight of the summer. It is a great way to celebrate the culture and heritage of the region, as well as to experience the fun and excitement of the rodeo and other attractions.

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The Canadian Grand Prix is an annual Formula One race held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The event takes place on a street circuit in the city and is part of the Formula One World Championship. It is one of the most popular events on the F1 calendar and attracts millions of spectators each year.

The race takes place over two days, with qualifying and practice sessions on Saturday and the race itself on Sunday. The race features cars from all the top teams and drivers, and is known for its exciting and unpredictable races. The circuit is also renowned for its high speeds and challenging corners, making it a great venue for drivers to show off their skills.

The Canadian Grand Prix is one of the most prestigious events on the F1 calendar and is an important part of the Canadian sports scene. The event is a great display of the sport’s top drivers, as well as a celebration of the country’s culture and heritage.