Canada Day is a national public holiday in Canada. It is scheduled for July 1 every year.
On this day, the whole country has a holiday to celebrate together.
A large number of Canadians will hold lively celebrations on national day. People also like to put on representative maple leaf clothes to express their patriotism during the parade. What's more interesting is that creative Canadians have designed a variety of maple leaf suits. Even umbrellas and glasses are made of maple leaves, making them a unique and beautiful landscape.
In addition, there are fireworks and other activities in Canada on national day. In 2003, the Royal Canadian Mint also issued a colored silver coin to celebrate the national day. The reverse of the coin is a realistic polar bear with maple leaves falling on the Canada. The color matching of scarlet and silver produces a strong visual effect.