What are the important festivals in Canada?

(1) Canada's National Day (National Day) is in July every year 1 day. This festival is to celebrate 1867 1 in July, 2008, the self-governing territory of Canada, the Treaty of British North America, merged three British territories in North America into a federation, including Canada (now southern Ontario and Quebec), Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

(2) March 13 is St. Patrick's Day every year. In memory of St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. This festival originated in Ireland in the late 5th century and has now become Ireland's national day.

(3) Queen Victoria's Day (Queen's Birthday) is the Monday before May 25th every year. All of Canada will celebrate the annual Victoria Day to commemorate Queen Victoria's birthday and her birthday as the supreme ruler of Canada.

(4) Quebec Festival falls on June 24th every year. June 24th is Quebec Day in French-speaking Canada. Quebec Festival has a history of hundreds of years. Quebec Festival was originally called Saint batiste's Day.

(5) Thanksgiving Day is the second Monday of June 65438+ 10 every year. 1879 The Canadian Parliament declared165438+10.6 as Thanksgiving Day and a national holiday. In the following years, the date of Thanksgiving was changed many times until the Canadian Parliament declared the second Monday of June1957+1October 3 1 day as Thanksgiving.