What’s Your Most Unforgettable Canada Day Story?

by Peter Pfann

July 1st is a day filled with memories, celebration, and national pride. Whether it’s the sound of fireworks echoing through the valley, the rhythm of live music downtown, or the smell of burgers on the grill at a backyard BBQ, Canada Day in the Cowichan Valley is truly one-of-a-kind.

We want to hear from you—what’s your most unforgettable Canada Day story? Was it your child’s first sparkler moment, a magical evening by the lake, or dancing barefoot at a community concert? Whatever it was, it’s part of what makes this day so meaningful.

Did You Know?
Canada Day was originally called Dominion Day, marking the Confederation of Canada on July 1, 1867. It wasn’t until 1982 that it officially became Canada Day, the celebration we all know and love today.

Still Looking for Ways to Celebrate in Cowichan?
You’re not alone—if you’re still putting together your Canada Day plans, here are two local go-to events you won't want to miss:

Where’s your favourite local spot to celebrate?
From classic parades to serene fireworks by the water, Canada Day is what you make it. So grab your red and white, gather your people, and take pride in this beautiful place we all call home.

Have a Pfantastic Canada Day, Cowichan! 🇨🇦

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