Groundhog Day ------------------------------------- 4

Christmas Day --------------------------------------- 6

Hockey Game ---------------------------------------- 8

Black Histroy Month ------------------------------- 10

St.Patrick's Day -------------------------------------- 12

Thankgiving Day ------------------------------------ 14

Ramadan ---------------------------------------------- 16

Bay of Fundy ----------------------------------------- 18

Victoria Day ------------------------------------------- 20

Parliament Hill --------------------------------------- 22

The Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival --------------- 24

Canada Day --------------------------------------------- 26

April Fool's Day ---------------------------------------- 28

China National Day ----------------------------------- 30

Wonderland -------------------------------------------- 32

Date:On February 2nd

Place:in a few small towns in Canada and the USA

people will to see if a groundhog (an animal that looks like a big mouse) comes out of his hole in the ground which mean spring is coming. It's a kind of local festival.

Date: On December 25th

Place: All over the world

During the holiday the Canadian will reunite at home to celebrate Christmas. For them, Christmas is a family holiday which is like Spring Festival in China and the Chinese New Year's Eve.

Begining: Nineteenth Century in Canada

Place: Northern North America and Europe

The Canadian love hockey, this tradition had lasted for 100 years, hockey is an important part of their lives. In Canada, the most famous person uauslly is not an actor, a singer or a political figure, but a hockey player.

Time: On February, October(UK)

Place: United States, Canada and the United Kingdom

The annual black history month is a celebration for achievements of the American blacks overcome lot of difficulties, as well as the black people as the important role played in the development of American history.

Time: On March 17th

Place: Canada, UK, Australia, the United States and New Zealand

In most of North America St.Patrick 's Day is not a statutory holiday but people hold a parade to celebrate every year, in that day they also love to wear green clothes, green hats and headgear.

Time: Second Monday in October each year

Place: United States and Canada

Canada differs from United States, Canada's Thanksgiving is not about religious. A family reunion, enjoying roast turkey and pumpkin pie is the most classic way to celebrate it.

Time: The first month of the lunar calendar, May and September

Reigions: Islam, Buddhism

Ramadan is one of the most auspicious and noble tradition festival inIslam. 

Location:Between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada, and Maine, USA

The Bay of Fundy is one of the 7 wonders of North America. The highest tides on earth, the rarest whales in the world. Transport, fishing and tourism are well developed, there is an important port in eastern Canada.

Time: the first Monday before May 24th

Place: Canada

To commemorate the birth of the queen of England, Vitoria, and her birthday as the supreme ruler of Canada. In some cities, fireworks displays or parades are held to celebrate Victoria Day.