Some could say it’s next to impossible to get tired of celebrating Canada.
Here’s a look at how the country rang in the 150th birthday of their country on Saturday and Sunday.
Lekwungen Traditional Dancers perform @BCLegislature @VictoriaNews @Spirit150Vic #Canada150 pic.twitter.com/74Vbs4gceQ
— Arnold Lim (@arnoldlimphoto) July 1, 2017
Castlegar Fire Department hung a giant Canadian flag from the extended ladder of the new truck at Millennium Park on Canada Day. (John K. White/Castlegar News)
A protest march now making its way through hundreds of people celebrating #canada150 at the BC Legislature #yyj #VictoriaBC pic.twitter.com/r5BcK3f5yq
— Victoria News (@VictoriaNews) July 1, 2017
The floats were both big and small at the Parksville Canada Day 150 parade, but all decked out in red and white, with hundreds of people lined up to watch on Saturday, July 1. (Lauren Collins/Parksville Qualicum Beach News)
Hundreds of people showed up to a Cannabis Culture rally at Thornton Park on Canada Day. (Katya Slepian/Black Press)
The public had the chance to tour the HMCS Edmonton ship over the Canada Day long weekend. (Karly Blats/Alberni Valley News)
Bagpipers play for spectators in the Canada Day Parade. (Karly Blats/Alberni Valley News)
Peyton Stevens, 6, gets her face painted at the Chilliwack Community Arts Council booth. (Jenna Hauck/ Chilliwack Progress)
Lots of local kids decorated their bikes for the Canada Day parade in Revelstoke. (Alex Cooper/Revelstoke Review)
MLA Dan Ashton gives four-year-old Michael Gilbert a piece of the Canada Day cup cake at the ceremonies at Gyro Park. (Mark Brett/Penticton Western News)
Flyin’ Phil St. Luke drums his way down Craig Street during Parksville’s Canada Day 150 parade on Saturday. (Lauren Collin/Parksville Qualicum Beach News)