10 events for Canada Day 2023 in Toronto
Events in Toronto for Canada Day on Saturday July 1 include an extensive list of options to choose from all across the city. There's plenty of Fireworks including a big celebration at Wonderland plus more events going on all weekend long.
Be sure to check our events section for the complete listings.
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Events you might want to check out
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July 1Downsview Park is gearing up to host Canada Day festivities with face painting, food trucks, live orchestral music and more. A fireworks display is slated for 9:57 p.m.Downsview Park
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July 1Hop aboard a double-decker party yacht dubbed the "floating nightclub" for three hours of sailing, complete with a DJ and fully-stocked bar, before catching the city’s fireworks from the water.Pioneer Queen 333 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto
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July 1Local comedian Sebastiano Fazio will become Roastmaster Bash to lead a group of comics in poking fun at all things Canadian.
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July 1Start your day at Dieppe Park and follow the procession of 66th edition of East York's Canada Day Festival as it heads to Stan Wadlow Park for food vendors, a beer garden and fireworks to cap off the night.Multiple Venues
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July 1This Canada Day marks the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Immigration Act, which essentially banned any immigration from China. Fort York will host a blended Canada Day celebration, with Chinese cultural activities and guided tours of the fort interspersed throughout the day.Fort York, 250 Fort York Blvd, Toronto
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July 1Toronto FC and the Argos also play on Saturday, but the Blue Jays decked out in their signature red Canada Day jerseys squaring off against the division rival Red Sox will be a sight to behold.Rogers Centre
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July 1The Harbourfront Centre is hosting free performances all long weekend. The Toronto Symphony Orchestra will venture outside of Roy Thomson Hall to headline the Canada Day slate of shows that also includes circus troupe Incirque, Eastern European folk group Polky, comedian Martha Chaves and blues singer Crystal Shawanda.Harbourfront Centre
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July 1Ontario Place's Trillium Park will kick off their SummerSeries on Canada Day, with live music, face painting, Indigenous programming, a bonfire and more.Trillium Park
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