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Dominion Day

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Dominion Day: see Canada Day Canada Day, formerly Dominion Day, Canadian national holiday, celebrated July 1. It is the anniversary of the uniting in 1867 of Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia as the dominion of Canada.
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Canada Day

 formerly Dominion Day

Annual Canadian holiday. Observed on July 1, it commemorates the formation of the Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867. With the 1982 passage of the Canada Act, its name was officially changed to Canada Day. It is celebrated with parades, fireworks, flag display, and the singing of the national anthem, “O Canada.”



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The holiday was formerly known as Dominion Day but changed to Canada Day in 1982 when the Canadian Constitution was changed.
Canada Day, originally known as Dominion Day, is the anniversary of Canada''s independence from Britain.
Last season, Funny Cide won the King's Point Handicap against fellow New York-breds and the Dominion Day Stakes (G3-Canada) at Woodbine.
 
 
 
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