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Canada is a multinational state and therefore the country has an assortment of holidays. In addition to the states, in many regions their own memorable dates are celebrated. Canada is a Christian country, and therefore it marks the celebration of Christmas, Easter and other religious holidays. Another favorite folk festival can safely be called Halloween. National holidays in Canada are given special attention. Canadians throughout the country celebrate Independence Day; all regions, except for Quebec, celebrate the day of Queen Victoria. One of the most famous festivals in the country is the Canadian Tulip Festival, which takes place every year in Ottawa.

Preparation for the celebration of Christmas begins on Christmas Eve. Children are put to bed earlier this night, so that Santa Claus can bring them gifts. At this time, the whole family, relatives and friends gather at the festive table. On December 25, festive services are held in churches. Canadians have fun all day, rejoice and congratulate each other, exchange gifts, including with strangers. On New Year's Eve in many cities usually, there are festive concerts. During mass festivities, it is forbidden to drink alcohol. Easter is another symbolic religious holiday. On this day Canadians give each other Easter baskets with painted eggs and sweets in the form of Easter hares. A lot of sweets go to children especially.
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