SURREY Canada Day on Tuesday drew over 75,000 attendees to Bill Reid Millennium Amphitheatre to celebrate the spirit of Canada. The free annual event featured Canadian headliners, The Reklaws, alongside Goldie Boutilier and Garret T. Willie.
Attendees enjoyed live music and entertainment across four stages, an Indigenous Village and marketplace, over 30 food trucks, amusement rides, and a fireworks finale.
“This year’s Surrey Canada Day was a great reminder of the strength, spirit and diversity that define our city,” said Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke. “From performances by top Canadian musicians like The Reklaws to the cultural sharing provided in the Indigenous Village, the day was a vibrant showcase of Canadian unity and pride.”
She said: “Our sovereignty as a nation gives us the power to shape our future and Surrey is a shining example of this spirit—full of life, rich in culture, and bursting with community pride. Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating what makes Surrey and Canada truly great, and thank you to our sponsors, partners and performers who help bring this day to life year after year.”
Surrey Canada Day 2025 offered something for everyone. Highlights included DJs, dance battles, and sports in the Community Hub; free kids’ activities and entertainment in the Family Zone; over 30 food trucks throughout the site; and a beer garden. The Indigenous Village provided a space for attendees to learn and connect through cultural education, artisan vendors, and traditional food offerings like bannock and bison.
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Surrey Canada Day continues to be the largest Canada Day celebration in western Canada, with free admission, diverse entertainment, and activities for all ages. Event attendees are encouraged to provide their feedback on the event by taking an online survey for a chance to win a $200 gift card to Guildford Town Centre at surreycanadaday.ca.
