Around 25,000 revelers crammed Celebration Square Wednesday night to show off their patriotism and ring in Canada’s 148th birthday.
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“We have the best entertainment here in Canada. It’s the biggest celebration,” said mayor Bonnie Crombie.
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“Ours is one of the greatest cities across Canada. Our diversity makes us so strong, so rich, and so vibrant.”
The headliner was Canadian Hip Hop artist Kardinal Offishall, who energized the crowd with a 60-minute set.
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