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Get out and enjoy Canada Day!

June 19, 2023

Canada Day, celebrated on July 1st, is a significant national holiday in Canada. In Saskatchewan, there are several activities and events that take place to commemorate this special day. Here are some of the best Canada Day activities that you can enjoy:

Fireworks Displays: Many communities in Saskatchewan organize fireworks to celebrate Canada Day. These colorful displays usually take place in the evening and are enjoyed by people of all ages!

  • Regina: End the perfect day with a spectacular fireworks display starting at 10:30pm in Wascana Park.
  • Moose Jaw: If you want to catch some fireworks earlier in the night head to Moose Jaw. The show starts at 8:00pm at the Hamilton Flats.

Parades: Canada Day parades are a popular tradition in Saskatchewan. Local communities and organizations come together to organize vibrant parades with floats, marching bands, and various performers. The parades often showcase Canadian heritage and culture

Festivals and Outdoor Concerts: Various festivals and outdoor concerts are organized across Saskatchewan to celebrate Canada Day. These events feature live music performances, entertainment, food, and activities for families. They provide an opportunity to come together and enjoy the festive atmosphere.

  • Prince Albert: Music and entertainment will be provided at the Kinette Amphitheater. The day will also include children’s activities, food vendors and fireworks!
  • Swift Current: Talented dancers, singers and story tellers will perform on the Frontier Days iCulture stage.

Picnics and Barbecues: Many parks and recreational areas in Saskatchewan offer picnic spots and barbecue facilities. Families and friends often gather to have a relaxing day outdoors, enjoying delicious food, playing games, and socializing.

Cultural Celebrations: Canada Day in Saskatchewan is also a time to celebrate the diverse cultural heritage of our province. Cultural organizations and communities organize events that showcase music, dance, traditional costumes, and cuisines from various cultures.

  • Regina: Tipi teachings, First Nations Drum Teachings and Metis Art Trading Cards are just a few of the fun activities at the RPL Family Fun Zone.
  • Prince Albert: Grab a bite to eat at the SHAW Kids Stage. There will be many multicultural food vendors on site.

Sporting Events: Some cities or towns organize sporting events and tournaments on Canada Day. These include activities like baseball games, soccer matches, or fun runs. It’s a great way to engage in physical activities while celebrating the national holiday.

Art Exhibitions and Craft Shows: Local art galleries and craft markets hold special exhibitions and shows on Canada Day, featuring the work of local artists and artisans. It’s an opportunity to appreciate the creative talent in our province and support local artists.

Historical Site Visits: Saskatchewan has a rich history, and Canada Day can be a great time to explore historical sites and museums. Many heritage sites offer special events, guided tours, and activities that delve into the region’s past.

  • The list is endless if you want to jump in the car and drive to a Heritage Property. The Government of Saskatchewan has an easy to use map, complete with historical details and images.

Remember to check local event listings, community websites, and social media pages closer to Canada Day for specific information about activities happening in your area.

Happy Canada Day!

-Sarah Elchuk is a Product Consultant on the Revenue Growth Team at Directwest.