Canada on the Move: A Civic Celebration in the Heart of Old Montreal
MONTREAL, June 26, 2025 /CNW/ – A brand-new event will kick off this year’s Canada Day celebrations in Montreal: Canada on the Move. On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the streets of Old Montreal will come alive with a festive, inclusive, and colorful walk, bringing together citizens, families, and visitors for a moment of pride and collective connection.
A Symbolic and Unifying Route
From Place d’Armes to the Clock Tower Quay, the public is invited to walk 1.2 km in a lively atmosphere, led by musicians and percussionists. Each province and territory of Canada will be represented by a cultural totem, highlighting the country’s diversity and richness.
A Moment of Unity to Launch the Celebration
The gathering will begin at 11:30 a.m. with the distribution of small Canadian flags. A short opening ceremony will take place at noon, with the participation of Anthony Horng and invited delegates. The walk will begin at 12:30 p.m., arriving at the main celebration site at the Clock Tower Quay by 1:00 p.m.—just in time to witness the ceremonial salute marking the official start of Canada Day.
An Invitation to All
Canada on the Move is a free event open to all ages. It aims to celebrate our sense of belonging, foster connections between communities, and launch Canada Day in a spirit of inclusion and friendliness.
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This event is organized by Tandem Communication, with the support of the Government of Canada and in partnership with the City of Montreal.
Weather Advisory: This event will take place rain or shine! Only thunderstorms or severe weather requiring site evacuation could lead to a cancellation.
About Tandem Communication
Since 2002, Tandem has been designing and producing events that bring people together. With its organizational skills, creativity, and expertise, the team creates memorable and well-thought-out experiences across the country.
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