How to watch CanadaDay fireworks this year 🎆🇨🇦
Canada celebrates Canada Day by launching fireworks off of the CN Tower, one of the world's largest structures on July 1, 2017 in Toronto.Gone are the concerts, huge gatherings and shoulder-to-shoulder crowds viewing fireworks. Instead, with social distancing measures still in place to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, events will be much more low-key or entirely online.
Canadians are being encouraged to celebrate in safe ways to prevent the spread of the virus. Alternatives to crowded events include backyard barbecues with close social bubbles, and checking out livestream celebrations taking place.
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