Canada Day is a national holiday in Canada that is celebrated on July 1st each year. It marks the anniversary of the Confederation of Canada, which occurred on July 1, 1867, when the British North America Act came into effect and the three separate colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united to form a single country. Canada Day is a time for Canadians to celebrate their national identity, history, and culture. It is a public holiday, and many people take the day off work or school to participate in celebrations and events. There are parades, festivals, concerts, and other activities held across the country to mark the occasion. In the capital city of Ottawa, there is a large celebration on Parliament Hill that includes a citizenship ceremony, a concert, and a firework display. Other cities and towns across Canada also hold their own celebrations and events to mark Canada Day. The national flag of Canada, the maple leaf, is a prominent symbol of Canada Day and is often displayed at celebrations and events. The colors of the flag – red and white – are also featured prominently in decorations and other Canada Day-themed items.
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