Here's what's happening in Ottawa on Canada Day
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July 1 is Canada Day and the nation’s capital does not fall short on activities and celebrations, according to the City of Ottawa.
July 1 is Canada Day and the nation's capital does not fall short on activities and celebrations, according to the City of Ottawa.
If you are going to observe the day, here's what you should know:
The city says that the main event will take place at LeBreton Flats Park again this year. It will host a number of activities and shows, including a flypast, where a significant number of airplanes will roam the skies for several minutes.
Aviation enthusiasts can check the Royal Canadian Air Force's social media channels for more information.
The celebrations will start at 9 a.m. and will last until 10 p.m. at LeBreton Flats and other parts of Ottawa and Gatineau. A full list of celebrations is available online.
While the Canada Day fireworks will light up the sky at 10 p.m. from LeBreton Flats, they can be seen from many places around downtown.
"For a spectacular view, go to LeBreton Flats Park or head to the surrounding streets, which are closed to car traffic," the city said in a news release on Friday.
