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There are plenty of things to do this Canada Day Long Weekend. While many will be skipping out of town, we’ve compiled a list 10 things to check out this Canada Day Long Weekend.

One of the greatest ways to celebrate anything, ever, is with free food. And that’s exactly what you have the chance to tuck into in the heart of downtown, at Maple Leaf Square tomorrow.

Canada Day at Canada Place, presented by Port Metro Vancouver, is the largest Canada Day celebration outside the nation’s capital.

The District of West Vancouver announced on Wednesday that it is cancelling all summer programs, events, and rentals. This includes two of the North Shore’s largest annual summer events, West Vancouver’s Canada Day celebration and the Harmony Arts Festival.

The next few days in Vancouver are expected to be nothing short of beautiful. According to Environment Canada, the upcoming forecast is calling for high temperatures and a return to typical summer weather.

Happy Canada Day fellow Ontarionians! For once, you’ll be to purchase wine, beer, and spirits on route to the festivities because the LCBO will be open on Canada Day.

There truly is no better way to celebrate Canada Day than by exploring our beautiful country. And it just so happens that Parks Canada is making it even easier for Canadians to escape the city and head off the beaten path by offering free admission to a number of national parks and historic sites this July 1.

The LCBO has expanded its hours of operation on select days of the week, but the adjustment of opening hours has not yet reached Mondays.

Canada’s Wonderland has finally announced when it’ll open for its 2024 season, along with some exciting new additions to the park.

Deng’s Dumplings, a local spot that blew up on social media last year, just opened its second location, and the team is looking to give away some free food.

Let’s face it when it comes to Canada Day, Vancouver and it’s city council has really messed things up. For years we didn’t even have fireworks. However, this year is going to be different. There will be fireworks and a parade, plus much, much more!

Please note: As recommended by BC’s provincial health officials, if you choose to participate in events outside of your home, please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing and frequent handwashing. If you are sick, please stay home.

It comes as little surprise to anyone, but under the advice of British Columbia’s provincial health officer, some of Metro Vancouver’s largest festivals and events have announced that they’ll be taking a year off as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

This week in Toronto food events: The CNE begins today, there’s a Burger Fest on all weekend, and the time to celebrate wild blueberries is now!

After a successful last year, Parkbus has announced they are back this summer with their free service to Rouge National Urban Park.

The open-air market situated on the doorstep of Toronto’s Union Station returns this summer after going on hiatus in 2017.

Canada Day is just around the corner, and just like the Ontario Science Centre, the ROM is offering free admission on July 1.