International Day of Nowruz in 2021

Today, communities in #UniRose and around the world will celebrate Nowruz. The New Year in the Persian calendar also marks the beginning of spring and is a time to look ahead with hope and show gratitude to our loved ones. I wish all Canadians celebrating a very happy #Nowruz!

— Chrystia Freeland (@cafreeland) March 20, 2021

Nowruz, meaning “new day,” marks the New Year in the Persian calendar and the first day of spring. Happy Nowruz to all those celebrating in #ScarboroughAgincourt and throughout Canada! https://t.co/VNQVWaAx1I

— Jean Yip (@JeanYip3) March 21, 2021

Today marks the #PersianNewYear – culturally it is a day to embrace the change of seasons and new beginnings. Wishing a safe and healthy new year to all those celebrating #Nowruz in Canada and around the world. https://t.co/cPRa3cCtHr

— Dr. Theresa Tam (@CPHO_Canada) March 20, 2021

Today is the spring equinox. At this time of year, many celebrate the promise of new beginnings, the balance of light and dark, and rebirth. Blessed Ostara, Nowruz Mubarak, Holi Hai and Happy Easter. Cheers to warmer and brighter days ahead. https://t.co/yysLZ48UGx

— Michelle Rempel Garner (@MichelleRempel) March 20, 2021

Our Haft-sin table is not as elaborate as in pre-pandemic years, but it is still representative of renewal, hope and change. Happy Nowruz to all my Persian relatives and friends. https://t.co/eRW2M3TSlw

— W Andy Knight (@WAndyKnight1) March 21, 2021

Happy Nowruz! We wish everyone peace and harmony as we welcome the new year this spring. Har Rouzetan Nowruz, Nowrouzetan Pirouz! https://t.co/i6mFSBODxY

— RWI Synthetics (@rwi_synthetics) March 20, 2021

Nowruz Mubarak from our family to yours! Yesterday our kids showed our haft-sin to their grandparents in BC. You can see no real goldfish were harmed but the apple was enjoyed. https://t.co/w6XUUbH3lw

— Sarah Elder-Chamanara (@sarahelder) March 20, 2021