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1).Flag-Raising Ceremony
9:30 am
This ceremony pays tribute to Canada’s veterans for 2005 ― Year of the Veteran. The national anthem will be performed by the Central Band of the Canadian Forces.
2).Changing the Guard
10 am
3).RCMP Musical Ride
10:30 am
4).Canada on the March
11 am
A musical salute by the Air Command Pipes and Drums Band
5).SkyHawks
11:30 am
Watch the SkyHawks perform aerial manoeuvres over Parliament Hill as they head to Jacques-Cartier Park (north) to land
6).Canada Day Noon Show
12 noon to 1:30 pm
Join the Governor General, the Prime Minister, the Minister of Canadian Heritage, and thousands of Canadians on Parliament Hill as some of our finest artists from across the country perform on centre stage. This year, the theme highlights Canada from East to West ― a celebration of the 100th anniversaries of the creation of Alberta and Saskatchewan. Be thrilled by the Snowbirds and cheer Canadian performers. Come and salute Canada’s 138th birthday!
In collaboration with Veterans Affairs Canada and Indian and Northern Affairs. Live national broadcast on CBC, Newsworld, Radio-Canada and RDI
7).Kanata Native Powwow and Lisa Odjig
2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
The grace, beauty and smooth swaying of traditional dancers in their buckskin clothing reflect pride and dignity as they synchronize their footsteps with the pulsing beat of drums. Gather to celebrate the traditions, heritage and culture of the powwow.
In Collaboration with Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
8).Kikino Northern Lites Dancers (Alta.)
2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Metis traditional dance ― a combination of Native dance and French high-stepping ― creates a lively and meaningful part of Metis culture. Join the dancers as they move to guitar and fiddle music.
In Collaboration with Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
9).Mortal Coil (B.C.)
2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
A sense of magic and myth through the use of stilts, masks and fantastic costuming
10).Canada Day Evening Show
7 pm to 10 pm
A star-studded lineup of top Canadian talent from throughout the country will pay tribute to the centennials of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and also honour the 60th anniversary of the end of World War Two and 2005 ― Year of the Veteran. Featuring:
Sam Roberts (Que.) ― pop rock
Kalan Porter (Alta.) ― pop rock
Corneille (Que.) ― R&B
Kathleen Edwards (Ont.) ― country-roots rock
Measha Brueggergosman (N.B.) ― classical soprano
Jeremy Fisher (B.C.) ― troubadour pop folk
Asani (Alta.) ― contemporary a cappella Aboriginal Women's trio
Lulu Hughes (Que.) ― pop
Old Trout Puppet Workshop (Alta.) ― world-class puppeteers
Frères Diouf (Que.) ― senegalese rythms and melodies
Campbell Brothers (Ont.) ― bag pipers extraordinaire
and more!
The NCC and OYÉ! Canada engage artists under the terms of an agreement negotiated with Canadian Actor's Equity Association.
In collaboration with Veterans Affairs Canada, and Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
11).Fireworks
10:05 pm (approx.)
Some of the best views are from Jacques-Cartier Park, Major’s Hill Park and along the Ottawa River. (The fireworks will be set off from the Astrolabe at about 10:05 pm, right after the evening show on Parliament Hill.)
Sponsored by Fuji Photo Film Canada Inc.
9:30 am
This ceremony pays tribute to Canada’s veterans for 2005 ― Year of the Veteran. The national anthem will be performed by the Central Band of the Canadian Forces.
2).Changing the Guard
10 am
3).RCMP Musical Ride
10:30 am
4).Canada on the March
11 am
A musical salute by the Air Command Pipes and Drums Band
5).SkyHawks
11:30 am
Watch the SkyHawks perform aerial manoeuvres over Parliament Hill as they head to Jacques-Cartier Park (north) to land
6).Canada Day Noon Show
12 noon to 1:30 pm
Join the Governor General, the Prime Minister, the Minister of Canadian Heritage, and thousands of Canadians on Parliament Hill as some of our finest artists from across the country perform on centre stage. This year, the theme highlights Canada from East to West ― a celebration of the 100th anniversaries of the creation of Alberta and Saskatchewan. Be thrilled by the Snowbirds and cheer Canadian performers. Come and salute Canada’s 138th birthday!
In collaboration with Veterans Affairs Canada and Indian and Northern Affairs. Live national broadcast on CBC, Newsworld, Radio-Canada and RDI
7).Kanata Native Powwow and Lisa Odjig
2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
The grace, beauty and smooth swaying of traditional dancers in their buckskin clothing reflect pride and dignity as they synchronize their footsteps with the pulsing beat of drums. Gather to celebrate the traditions, heritage and culture of the powwow.
In Collaboration with Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
8).Kikino Northern Lites Dancers (Alta.)
2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Metis traditional dance ― a combination of Native dance and French high-stepping ― creates a lively and meaningful part of Metis culture. Join the dancers as they move to guitar and fiddle music.
In Collaboration with Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
9).Mortal Coil (B.C.)
2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
A sense of magic and myth through the use of stilts, masks and fantastic costuming
10).Canada Day Evening Show
7 pm to 10 pm
A star-studded lineup of top Canadian talent from throughout the country will pay tribute to the centennials of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and also honour the 60th anniversary of the end of World War Two and 2005 ― Year of the Veteran. Featuring:
Sam Roberts (Que.) ― pop rock
Kalan Porter (Alta.) ― pop rock
Corneille (Que.) ― R&B
Kathleen Edwards (Ont.) ― country-roots rock
Measha Brueggergosman (N.B.) ― classical soprano
Jeremy Fisher (B.C.) ― troubadour pop folk
Asani (Alta.) ― contemporary a cappella Aboriginal Women's trio
Lulu Hughes (Que.) ― pop
Old Trout Puppet Workshop (Alta.) ― world-class puppeteers
Frères Diouf (Que.) ― senegalese rythms and melodies
Campbell Brothers (Ont.) ― bag pipers extraordinaire
and more!
The NCC and OYÉ! Canada engage artists under the terms of an agreement negotiated with Canadian Actor's Equity Association.
In collaboration with Veterans Affairs Canada, and Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
11).Fireworks
10:05 pm (approx.)
Some of the best views are from Jacques-Cartier Park, Major’s Hill Park and along the Ottawa River. (The fireworks will be set off from the Astrolabe at about 10:05 pm, right after the evening show on Parliament Hill.)
Sponsored by Fuji Photo Film Canada Inc.
