Communities across northeast B.C. are getting ready to celebrate Canada Day with a variety of events, including parades, pancake breakfasts, live entertainment and activities for families.
In Fort St. John, festivities begin on the evening of June 30 at Centennial Park. The celebration will feature a farmers market, food trucks, outdoor movies and a drone light show.
Canada Day events continue July 1 with a pancake breakfast at the Fort St. John Fire Hall, followed by the annual parade along 100 Street. Afterward, celebrations return to Centennial Park, where visitors can enjoy live music, a children’s activity zone and a selection of food vendors.
The North Peace Museum will also open its doors free of charge, with a scavenger hunt and exhibits highlighting the region’s history.
For information on more Canada Day events in Fort St. John, visit the FSJ Today website.
In Hudson’s Hope, Canada Day festivities will take place at Pool Park on Holland Street from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Organizers have planned an afternoon of food, live music, games and family-friendly activities for residents of all ages.
For more information on events in Hudson’s Hope, contact Hanna@hudsonshope.ca or call 250-783-8859.
In Pouce Coupe, residents can start the day with a pancake breakfast at the Legion Hall before the community parade begins at 11 a.m. Activities will continue throughout the afternoon at McNabb Park.
Chetwynd’s annual Canada Day celebration will include a parade beginning at the district office and ending near the recreation centre. Organizers have planned live music, food trucks, games and free access to several recreation facilities, including the pool and indoor playground.
Tumbler Ridge will mark the holiday with an afternoon celebration at the community centre curling rink, featuring food, music and games for all ages.
Organizers across the Peace Region say the celebrations are intended to bring residents together and offer something for everyone as communities mark Canada Day.
