Get Ready to Celebrate: Peace Region Communities Gear Up for Canada Day Festivities

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Fort St. John invites local organizations, businesses to get involved in Canada Day celebrations


"Get ready to celebrate Canada Day in the Peace region with a variety of events and activities happening in different cities and districts. From pancake breakfasts to parades and live music, there is something for everyone to enjoy on this special day of national pride.

Pancakes and Parades: A Festive Start

In Fort St. John, kick off your Canada Day celebrations with a delicious pancake breakfast hosted by the city’s Fire Department at the Fire Hall from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. After fueling up, head out to watch the colorful parade making its way through the city starting at 11:00 a.m. The parade route will take you on a journey through the streets before ending near Centennial Park where the real fun begins.

Fun in the Park: Live Music and More

Once you reach Centennial Park, the celebrations will continue until 4:00 p.m. Enjoy a "Classic Cruiser Car Show," live music by local performers, explore the farmer’s market, and indulge in various activities. Be sure to check out the events and promotions offered by local businesses like Peaceful Pages and Olive Tree Mediterranean Grill to add more excitement to your day.

Spread Across the Region: Celebrations in Different Towns

Not only Fort St. John but also other towns like Pouce Coupe, Taylor, Hudson’s Hope, and Chetwynd are gearing up for Canada Day festivities. Pouce Coupe will host a parade starting from the Village Square, followed by celebrations at McNabb Park Ball Diamonds. Each town has its own unique way of celebrating Canada’s birthday, showcasing the diversity and spirit of unity across the region.

As we come together to celebrate Canada Day, let’s cherish the rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and values that make our country so unique and special. It’s a time to reflect on our shared history and look ahead to a future of inclusivity, diversity, and respect for all. So, grab your maple leaf flags, put on your red and white attire, and join in the festivities to honor the pride and joy of being Canadian."



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