Happy 148th Birthday Canada!
My you’re looking good for your age..
In honour of this splash-tastic holiday (& all things red), we’ve picked our patriotic best to help you celebrate Oh Canada – year round.
****Tell us about your most memorable #OhCanada holiday & you could be the lucky winner of one of the below!
Because getting older and wiser is cool – Shop Converse “Seasonal Dainty” Canvas in red.
Peace, Love & Prosperity for all – Skechers BOB “Peace & Love” canvas slip-ons are the ultimate summer kicks.
Beat the heat in Josef Seibel’s Perforated “Pippa” flats in red.
Because what would summer be without Sizzling Sandals? SoftMoc’s “Angy” in red is unbelievably comfortable and patriotic to boot.
The Canada Day Fire Works on Mara Lake, BC – The first time I saw them from the water was amazing!! #HappyCanadaDay! #OhCanada holiday
Every Canada Day is special to me….My brother shares his birthday with Canada. It’s twice the celebrations every year!
My most memorable Canada Day was when I was young and my family took us for the first time to Assiniboine Park to see fireworks.
My most memorable #OhCanada holiday was my first visit to Vancouver. We set up a picnic on the beach and watched the fireworks al fresco. Wonderful memory!
My most memorable #OhCanada Day was when I was in London England. I thought that it would be pretty subdued but so many people knew it was Canada Day and helped me celebrate! It was beautiful to have Canada celebrated by a different country and culture!
My most memorable #OhCanada Holiday was spent with my son and his family on my first visit to Edmonton. I don’t know who enjoyed the fireworks more me or the grandkids.
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My most memorable #OhCanada holiday was my first visit to Ottawa. It was the year the Queen visited and it was amazing to see her in person. I visited the art gallery and saw so much of Ottawa. It was beautiful and a perfect Canada Day!
our Canada day celebrations are memorable every year. our family gets together with my sisters family on their little court -with all the neighbours. BBQs. drinks and our own fireworks display ! we love Canada day much more than Christmas !!
#OhCanadaHoliday I remember when I was working one summer out West I was able to climb a mountain on Canada Day. I really discovered how majestic our country is. Sometimes you just need a new perspective.
Fireworks after spending a day with family at a picnic!
#HappyCanadaDay! #OhCanada My best oh canada memory was going to see the parade and fireworks in the city as a kid.
My most memorable #OhCanada memory is a road trip to Quebec. It was filled with poutine, maple syrup, laughter and memories. We stopped by Ottawa for the show stopping fireworks show!
When we went down to Granville Island in Vancouver! It was so much fun!
Going to centre island, first time going on the ferry and riding our bikes
My first Canada day after I became a Canadian citizen was my most memorable. My family celebrated with me by getting me a cake with a 1 on it to tease me. It was an amazing feeling to celebrate this amazing country and to know that I finally call it my country too!
My most memorable was about 4 years ago when my eldest danced the day away at a community event. She just got up and danced.
Mine was 20 years ago when my Dad and Stepmom got married!
Watching my son’s face light up when he saw fireworks for the first time when he was 5 years old.
My most memorable #OhCanada holiday moment was visiting Canada Place and visiting the Olympic Cauldron at Jack Poole Plaza on Canada Day!
My most memorable #OhCanada holiday was when I was in Niagara Falls a few years ago. They lit up the falls and the fountain red and white, it was a wonderful view. Also loved watching the fireworks there with my family and friends. I love Canada Day!!! <3
When we went up to the cottage and had our own fireworks!
Visiting CN Tower #OhCanada
When I was 15 (ish). We went with my whole family to Orville Corner PEI. It was so nice to enjoy the day with everyone and experience history. #OhCanada
My top #OhCanada memorable moment is spending it at Falcon Lake! A log cabin, fishing and lasting memories.
taking in the fireworks with friends and family, the kids loved it, we used to go to the river bank in Edmonton to watch them spectacular view
My most memorable Canada Day would be my first Canada Day as a mom! I dressed my newborn son in his first Canada onesie and celebrated with the rest of Canada!
The first Canada Day after graduating from university, my friends and I made an impromptu trip to Ottawa to celebrate the big day. We had so much fun joining in on the celebrations with the other revelers on Parliament Hill, taking in the big concert and watching the fireworks display. What was supposed to be a day trip turned into an overnight one because we didn’t want to leave! Without a doubt, that was definitely my most memorable #OhCanada holiday!
My most memorable #OhCanada holiday was going to Newfoundland with my family when I was 12 years old. We had so much fun sightseeing, going cod jigging and meeting great people. What a wonderful province!
my most memorable was in 2000 spending Canada Day at parliament hill
Best Canada day was spent in Blue Mountain in a cottage, hiking, spending time outdoors, taking in all our beautiful country has to offer!
Being with my family and everyone having the day off so we can eat, hangout and watch the fireworks. oh the joys of being a young kid!
This year was my third year in Canada but it was my first time to celebrate Canada Day. So this is and will be the memorable one. My fiancé and I joined the Living Flag in Shaw Park. Afterwards, we went to Osborne for Street Festival and met few friends. To end our day, we went to The Forks to watch the fireworks. It was an awesome day!
When I was working in Haiti, we got the day off on July 1st. We made a little gathering among Canadians and Haitians around the pool to celebrate Canada Day eating Kraft Dinner creole style. It was the most memorable Canada Day because I really did miss my home sweet home country
The Canada Day before my father died in 1992 was the most memorable for me. We spent it visiting him in the hospital. My dad was a HUGE Canada Day fan and loved to BBQ on this special day. He obviously couldn’t be the “grill master” as he always was that year but we did bring a huge BBQ dinner to the hospital complete with Canadian flags to celebrate. Sadly, this was his last Canada Day but it is the one I remember the most.
My best Canada Day memory was spending it camping out at Tunnel Mountain in Alberta. I might not have got to see fireworks, but I was able to see Elk, Moose, etc….right outside my tent. It was awesome.
My most memorable #OhCanada holiday was the first holiday that I really understood what my dad did as I watched him march in full military uniform in our local Canada Day parade.
My most memorable Oh Canada holiday was visiting Ottawa! What an experience to be in Canada’s capital for the big day! Lots of entertainment, fireworks and plenty of red and white!
My most memorable #OhCanada Day was 18 years ago when I left my home country and arrived to Canada on Canada Day via Niagara Falls Rainbow Bridge. Best 18 years of my life – it is an honour to call Canada home.
My most memorable #OhCanada Day was having a nice BBQ lunch with my family and friends then heading to the lake to watch the fireworks! Perfect ending!
My most memorable oh canada day was when I was younger. My parents took us down to the waterfront to watch fire works. Friends and family met us down there and we got to play with sparklers, eat snow cones and watch the fireworks curled up in blankets on the grass.
My most memorable #OhCanada Day was going to the fireworks with my family when I was around 10. We had a family reunion so I was with all my cousins and had a blast.
Picnic with the family in the park waiting for the #OhCanada Day fireworks and playing games, lots of watermelon, we even had special Canada Day napkins!
At the cottage with friends with the most perfect weather #OhCanada
my favourite #OhCanada memory is watching the fireworks from a pontoon boat
This year was my most memorable, partied with friends, bbq and fire works!
Most memorable would have to be camping by the ocean and eating dinner on the beach with friends and family. #OhCanada
Flying our flag in the front yard and having a BBQ in the backyard. #OhCanada
My most memorable #OhCanada day memory was watching Fireworks at Canada Place with my friends as a teenager by a chain linked fence because it was so crowded… Back when I was willing to brave the crowds.
My most memorable was watching the fireworks on a boat.
My most memorable #OhCanada is sparklers in my own backyard with my 5 siblings! We made our own fireworks
#OhCanada my most memorable canada day was when I was at parliament and got a chance to see all the art, performers and the amazing fireworks we have. Spending it with my family