A subtle but noticeable shift in patriotism marks Canada Day in 2025
- Canada Day in 2025 saw a surge in patriotism among Canadians after Donald Trump suggested that Canada should become the 51st state, increasing national pride and support for local businesses.
- Polls indicate that 70% of Canadians reported feeling proud to be Canadian, a rise from 63% the previous month, influenced by Trump's actions.
- Thousands attended celebrations in Quebec, which featured a 21-gun salute and a flag-raising ceremony, showcasing unity amidst differing opinions about patriotism in Canada.
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'God bless this country.' Calgary residents reflect on how Canada Day feels different
Patriotism, nostalgia, fear — so many emotions for one national holiday. CBC Calgary's The Homestretch set up in a public library in Seton recently to ask southeast Calgary residents if Canada Day has been changing for them.
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Read Full ArticleBig discomfort... O Canada. We stand on guard for Allah. pic.twitter.com/buCNVVDZHF — dahlia kurtz ︎ TS (@DahliaKurtz) July 1, 2025 Useless comment to send me: why isn't that Canada's flag? The article I hope it wasn't yesterday! appeared first on La Clique du Plateau.
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