Celebrate Canada Day 2025 at Global BC sponsored events
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Global BC is a proud sponsor of many events in the Lower Mainland on Canada Day! Here are all the details to help you celebrate Canada's day!
Celebrate Canada Day with a number of events happening in the Lower Mainland!
Global BC is a proud partner of this year’s Canada Together celebration on July 1, featuring a full day of festivities, multiple activity zones, food trucks, a diverse lineup of performances, including headliner Dear Rouge and more!
For more information, check out www.canadaplace.ca/canadatogether.
Get ready for an unforgettable day of Canadian pride, packed with live music, cultural showcases, and family fun. Headlining this year’s massive celebration are none other than The Reklaws, Goldie Boutilier, and Garret T. Willie—lighting up the main stage with Canadian talent you won’t want to miss!
Global BC is a proud sponsor of the event.
Welcome | Surrey Canada Day
Get ready for a full day of fun starting with a show-stopping parade, the captivating Japanese cultural show, and interactive games and activities for the little ones. You also can’t miss out on iconic eats like the salmon bake and chow mein, as well as a variety of food trucks serving up global-inspired dishes. Sing and dance along to live music from 10+ local musicians, including an energetic headliner performance from the Ten Souljers.
Admission is free. For more information, visit: https://stevestonsalmonfest.ca/
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