New Year in Canada is celebrated on the very first day of the month of January. All school, colleges, government offices and private colleges throughout the country remain closed on this day. New Year is declared as a national holiday in Canada. If ever, 1st January falls on Sunday then the next following working day remains closed.

People begin making plans for celebrating the New Year from a few months in advance. People prepare delicious cuisines and host re-union dinners for friends and relatives. People also visit churches to offer prayer to the holy spirits to mark the beginning of a prosperous and happy New Year. On the New Year Eve, people gather in the public squares to greet each other. No sooner than the clock stuck 12 in the midnight, impressive fireworks light up the sky. People come from all over the world to see these amazing firework displays. The party hoppers sing and dance all through the night to celebrate the commencement of the New Year. People also sing aloud Auld Lang Syne which was written by Robert Burns in the year 1788.

During the time of New Year in Canada, whole of the country is lighted up with various kinds of lightning. The nightclubs, hotels and bars of Canada invite renowned local and international DJs to entertain the guests with some pulsating and heart throbbing music.

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