Canadian Holiday Traditions
1. Here are some Canadian Christmas and holiday traditions. Which have you or do you participate in? If we are missing any, write them below!
Tourtière- Many families eat tourtière, a savory meat pie (usually pork, beef, or game) on Christmas Eve, a tradition dating back to French colonial times.
Réveillon in French Canada - A late-night feast after Midnight Mass called Réveillon, with multiple courses, desserts, and family gatherings.
Mummering in Newfoundland & Labrador - People dress up in disguises, visit neighbors' homes, and perform songs or skits before the host guesses their identity
Boxing Day Shopping- While Boxing Day exists in other countries, Canada's post-Christmas shopping mania is a big national tradition.
Regional Desserts- Butter tarts and Nanaimo bars often appear on Canadian holiday tables
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