142 years ago, four British provinces in North America were united in a confederation. In 1879, the festival has name - Dominion Day, and in 1982 by Parliament it was renamed the Day of Canada.
Traditionally on the eve of the Governor-General appeals to the public with a message.
This year, Michaelle Jean, a spokesman for Queen Elizabeth II, emphasized the "unusually large contribution of young Canadians in the prosperity of the country."
Celebrations on the occasion of the Canadian tradition held on Parliament Hill, at the foot of the 100-meter tower in the world. About the tradition they begin with a solemn change of guard of honor.
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The answers differ depending on location, age and language, which respondents believe their mother tongue. Thus, the Francophonie and people older than 55 years were mainly against the customs of immigrants, while the bilingual Canadians and residents in the age of 35 believe that the newcomers do not have to deprive them of their traditions. learn more on Immigration Canada.
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