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July 1 will see celebrations from coast to coast, and Alberta is following suit. This year, Edmonton will commemorate Canada Day with a number of events all over the city, including a dazzling fireworks show, but where should you watch it from?
After you have visited the Legislature Grounds and Sir Winston Churchill Square, set your sights on the Rivervalley for an enchanting display.
Like so many before it, YEG’s big birthday finale will be explosive, and you won’t want to miss it.
Not sure where to set up your lawn chair? Here are just a few of the best places to watch the Canada Day fireworks in Edmonton.
Home to the city’s very first swimming pool, Queen Elizabeth Park and Hill make for a beautiful place to watch the fireworks every year. Here, you can enjoy the Indigenous Art Park and see the sky light up with colours bright, bold, and muted.
Where: 10380 Queen Elizabeth Park Rd., Edmonton
Located in North America’s largest urban park, you’ll find River Valley Road. Here, not only will you get some fresh air, but you’ll also have a beautiful view of the High Level Bridge and Canada Day’s most colourful event.
Where: Directions here
Most often used by those who picnic, walk, jog, or bike, Victoria Park is another gorgeous place to enjoy the show on July 1. Get there early, bring a good friend, and please wear bug spray.
Where: 12030 River Valley Rd., Edmonton
Another city favourite! Ezio Faraone Park can also be found near the Edmonton Rivervalley, which you can see perfectly from the top of the stairs.
Get ready to walk, eat and have a memorable evening.
Where: 11004 97th Ave. NW, Edmonton
When: Tuesday, July 1, 2025
Time: 11 p.m.
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