Dominion Day 2022

We hope you, our readers and listeners, are having a joyful Canada & Dominion Day with your loved ones. #CanadaDay 🇨🇦🇬🇧 https://t.co/iGDzQoVDiS

— The Canadian Journal (@JournalCanada) July 1, 2022

Dominion of Canada established The Dominion of Canada was formed this day in 1867, an event subsequently celebrated as an annual Canadian holiday (its current name, Canada Day, was adopted in 1982) marked by parades, fireworks, and the display of flags. https://t.co/FqsTxJ00hZ

— World History (@centuaryclerk) July 1, 2022

Dominion of Canada was created on this day in 1867 by Her majesty Queen Victoria. Canada remains a Constitutional Dominion to this day. Canada Day was previously known as Dominion Day. #DominionDay #CanadaDay https://t.co/L6TSQycu9r

— CanuckOnAir (@CanuckOnAir) July 1, 2022

Happy Canada Day to all those celebrating in the great Dominion and beyond. I'll be watching the parade on Wellington Main Street

— David Frum (@davidfrum) July 1, 2022

HAPPY CANADA DAY - Canada Day was created in 1982 to replace Dominion Day, which celebrated Confederation and Canada's connection to the British Empire and the imperial project. Happy Canada Day Everyone. #metercor https://t.co/XcebVSG0nB

— METERCOR (@METERCOR2) July 1, 2022

It used to be called Dominion Day until July 9th, 1982 when the government voted to change it to Canada Day. So today is 40 years of celebrating Canada Day on July 1st. Blessed and very proud to be Canadian. Our country isn’t perfect, none are, but it is a great place to live. https://t.co/mReA4y7bgl

— Jason Gregor (@JasonGregor) July 1, 2022

Happy Dominion day! Remember, the Monarchy is the only reason Canada exists as an independent country, for had we chosen to rebel against the crown like our southern neighbors, we'd just be a frosty, underpopulated collection of states and territories within the American Union. https://t.co/5ff9jLSGEy

— TheBlueBaron (@BaronvonBlau) July 1, 2022