Canada’s events, festivals and holidays cover a wide-range of themes, reflecting the diversity of the Canadian people. Whether you want to celebrate nature, feast on lobster or take in a world-class movie premiere, there’s just always something happening.
Labour Day Toronto - Labour Day Toronto Events 2009
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The Ottawa Tulip Festival is held over three weeks, as the tulip gardens come into bloom.
Learn about Earth Day Canada events.
Divine Performing Arts - Divine Performing Arts, Classical Chinese Song and Dance in Canada
"Enchanted Christmas" Windows at The Bay, Toronto, 2008
Canada's annual national holidays where banks, government offices, schools and businesses are closed.
Listing of Canada's most popular events and festivals.
The first Monday of August is a civic holiday in most Canadian provinces.
Winter in Canada sees some of the country's biggest and most popular events and festivals.
Family Day is a public (or, statutory) holiday celebrated in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario the third Monday of February.
The first Monday of August is a civic holiday in most Canadian provinces.
Dates of Canadian public holidays until 2011 and how public holidays affect your vacation to Canada.
Canadian Thanksgiving dates and an overview of what to expect during Thanksgiving in Canada.
Every February, Ottawa - Canada's national capital - hosts Winterlude, one of North America's greatest winter festivals.
The Québec Winter Carnival is the biggest winter carnival in the world and is celebrated annually at the end of January until mid-February. No sense in fighting the cold -- embrace and celebrate it.
Boxing Day in Canada, as in the US, is celebrated on December 26th, the day after Christmas. Boxing Day is known primarily as a shopping sale day in Canada.
Haunted Canada - Ghost & Graveyard Walks across Canada, Halloween walks in Canada
Guide for visitors to the Santa Claus parade in Toronto - best viewing spots, parking, time and date and more.
Santa Claus Parades in Canada - Find Santa Claus Parades in Major Canadian Cities
New Year's Eve Celebrations in Canada - Find New Year's Eve Celebrations in Major Canadian Cities
Listing of Canadian festivals by province.
Held every spring in Ottawa, Ontario, the Canadian Tulip Festival is the largest tulip festival in the world.
A theatre festival of international reknown, each year, the Stratford Festival presents the best classical and contemporary works, with special emphasis on William Shakespeare. Stratford is about 1 hr - 1.5 hrs from Toronto and Niagara Falls.
One of the world's foremost film festivals attracting Hollywood's biggest stars and showcasing some of the most important international films.
Canada's capital city, Ottawa, hosts North America's most spectacular winter festival every February.
The Shaw Festival is one of Canada's premier theatre events. Every year, it attracts visitors from the US and abroad.
Every July, Calgary hosts "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth." The Calgary stampede is a celebration unlike any other in Canada that includes rodeos, chuckwagon races, concerts, a midway and more.
