Fifty people become Canadian citizens during Canada Day ceremony in Kitchener

Getting citizenship on Canada Day is ’icing on top of the cake,’ says new citizen

49 people became Canadian citizens at a ceremony at Halifax's Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21.

50 people become citizens at Canada Day ceremony in Thunder Bay

This Canada Day was a special one for 50 people in Thunder Bay who took their citizenship oaths on the country's 158th birthday. People and families from from 15 different countries became Canadian citizens at a ceremony in the Spirit Garden in Thunder Bay on Tuesday.

Fifty people become Canadian citizens during Canada Day ceremony in Kitchener

Fifty people were sworn in as Canadian citizens on Canada Day during a citizenship ceremony at Kitchener City Hall.

Vaughan holds citizenship ceremony to welcome new Canadians

On July 1, the City of Vaughan hosted a citizenship ceremony for 49 new Canadians at Vaughan City Hall – marking the final step in their journey to become citizens.  Participants took the oath of citizenship, a deeply symbolic and meaningful moment, as they embrace their new Canadian identity. This ceremony was brought to Vaughan City Hall as part of a Member’s Resolution introduced by Mayor Steven Del Duca in October 2024.