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Canada Day celebrations draw thousands, as Carney says values are under pressure
CANADA, JUL 1 – Prime Minister Carney called for national unity to face economic uncertainty, U.S. trade threats, Indigenous reconciliation, and regional tensions during Canada Day events attended by 8,000 people.
- On July 1, 2025, Canada Day celebrations occurred at LeBreton Flats Park in Ottawa, coinciding with anniversaries of the Canadian flag and O Canada anthem.
- The event followed ongoing economic uncertainty, Western alienation, and heightened tensions from U.S. tariffs, with Prime Minister Mark Carney addressing these challenges.
- Carney emphasized Canadian unity, multicultural identity, and historical moments like the Battle of Vimy Ridge and Gander's 9/11 support to inspire resilience.
- He remarked that the country is experiencing the impact of a trade conflict initiated elsewhere, while Governor General Mary Simon emphasized the ongoing process of reconciliation, which involves acknowledging the hardships and strength of Indigenous communities.
- The celebrations drew about 8,000 attendees and featured Prince Edward praising unity, investitures into the Order of Canada, and cultural events nationwide reflecting ongoing nation-building efforts.
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