Celebrate Canada Day

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Wednesday, July 01, 2020
11:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Online

Celebrate Canada Day

Brampton's Canada Day celebration traditionally draws thousands of residents and visitors together to celebrate Canada’s birthday.

July 1st the City will be doing things a little different and we are pleased you have joined in as Bramptonians celebrate Canada Day online!

Beginning at noon, you can find activities, ideas on how to celebrate, entertainment and then at 10 PM, virtual fireworks sponsored by Tim Hortons and powered by snapd HUB. If you're missing our My Brampton sign, we've got you covered! Using the snapd HUB app you can snap a photo with the "My Brampton" sticker before the virtual fireworks.
 
Below you will find family friendly activities, true Canadian recipes, a list of local restaurants offering take out or delivery, then you can settle in to your front row seats! The Alectra digital stage will be live online at 5:30 PM and will feature family favourite Juno Award winners Splash'N Boots, Brampton artists and, headlining Juno Award winners Walk Off The Earth.
 
Engage with us using these hashtags ◦ show us how you’re celebrating at home:
  • We’d love to see you enjoying our activities, recipes and performances ◦ use #BramptonCanadaDayatHome & #BramptonTogether.
  • Enjoying a meal from a local restaurant share with us ◦ use #SupportLocalBrampton.
  • Capture how you’re joining the live watch party ◦ use #BramptonCelebratesCanada

For a chance to appear in the gallery below, use these hashtags on Instagram!

 
 
VIDEO TIME SLOT
PERFORMANCE
Welcome Messages from Mayor Brown, and elected officials
National Anthem performed by Ameerah Khan
Splash’N Boots
Local Artist - Joe Chammas
Local Artist - L Bena
Local Artist - Jason James
Local Artist - Rayzaultion Band
Walk Off The Earth
Canadian Heritage Broadcast at 1PM (EST)
Canadian Heritage Broadcast at 1PM (EST)
Canadian Heritage Broadcast at 8PM (EST)
Canadian Heritage Broadcast at 8PM (EST)

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​​Interactive Activity Videos

Check out our interactive activity videos. Have a dance party, test your trivia and take a cooking lesson! All here in the videos below.​​​​

Activities

Brampton Colouring Pages

​Colour Brampton Landmarks, do you recognize them?

  • Brampton Landmark 1 Here
  • Brampton Landmark 2 Here
  • Brampton Landmark 3 Here
  • Brampton Landmark 4 Here
  • Brampton Landmark 5 Here
  • Allstate Animal Colouring Page Here
  • Allstate House & Car Colouring Page Here

Brampton's Interactive Dance Party

Have an at home dance party with the interactive activity video!

Brampton's Live Cooking Demo

Check out the live cooking demo by Little Shop Brampton, with the interactive activity video! Follow Little Shop on Facebook and Instagram

Brampton's Photo Contest

​Share your At Home celebration using #BramptonCanadaDayatHome and #BramptonTogether

Brampton's Trivia Game Show

​Test your trivia skills with the interactive activity video!

Canadian Heritage—Beaver Activity Pack

​Outdoors and physical activity
Get active in your backyard and explore your natural surroundings! Go on a scavenger hunt, decorate your sidewalk or work out like a Canadian athlete – here

Canadian Heritage—Maple Leaf Activity Pack

​Arts and culture
Get creative! Paint, read, dance, produce your own stop animation film or sing along to some of your favourite Canadian tunes – here

Canadian Heritage—O Canada Activity Pack

​Culinary activities
Are you an aspiring master chef? Try out these fun and delicious Canadian recipes to enjoy during your Canada Day celebrations – here

Canadian Heritage—Peace Tower Activity Pack

​History, symbols and traditions
Test your Canadian knowledge and display your Canada Day cheer with fun crafts and games! Challenge your family and friends in a quiz, have a paper model build-off, decorate your house or share your story with other Canadians – here

Canadian Recipes

Try out a few of these recipes:
  • Flapjacks - Here
  • Poutine - Here
  • Butter Tarts - Here
  • Peameal Bacon Dishes - Here
  • Maple Syrup Recipes - Here
  • Nanaimo Bars – Here
  • Bannock - Here
  • Lobster Rolls - Here

Pinwheel Craft

For Pinwheel template click here

Rec At Home

​Online activities abound and here are some great ways to spend Canada Day from the Rec at Home programs by the City of Brampton here.

Virtual Tours of Provincial Parks and Attractions

Attractions Ontario virtual tours and online collections here

Vendors

Additional Information

​o The City of Brampton has taken important health and safety measures in response to COVID-19. All public events scheduled at City facilities are cancelled until further notice. Community events taking place in City facilities will also be cancelled during this period. The City is following the advice of Public Health officials, and government restrictions on public gatherings. Find information on the City’s response to COVID-19 here.

Looking to help out? Local food banks are in urgent need of donations. Find information on how you can help here.
Canada Day is one of four holidays a year when short-range fireworks are allowed on private property, without the need for a permit, in Brampton. Under the by-law, fireworks are also permitted on Victoria Day, Diwali and New Year’s Eve.
 
Short-range fireworks are those that tend to travel less than three metres (10 feet) when set off (e.g. fountains, wheels, ground spinners, sparklers). All other rocket-type fireworks are banned in Brampton. The City reminds residents that fireworks are not permitted on the street, sidewalks, within City parks or on municipal or school properties.
 
When using short-range fireworks on private property, residents must follow these safety precautions:
 
  • Have a container of water or a hose line that’s filled with water available to extinguish fireworks
  • Never light a firework or hold a lit firework in your hand, other than a sparkler
  • Never throw or point fireworks at other people
  • After using sparklers, place them in a container of water to fully cool before disposal
  • Allow all fireworks to fully cool before disposal

Every year, fireworks vendors are required to undergo City training before they are licensed to sell fireworks. This year, no trainings were held and no licences were issued. If residents see fireworks being sold in stores or elsewhere in Brampton, they are asked to report to Service Brampton through the Brampton 311 mobile app, online, or by calling 311. Residents are also asked to contact Service Brampton if concerned about the use of prohibited fireworks, or public gatherings of more than five people due to COVID-19.

Canada Day is Proudly Sponsored by

​Contact​

Festival and Events Office
Cultural Services 
2 Wellington St W, Brampton​
905.874.2000

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