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Northern Lights 2023 ― Sound and light show
For a final summer, Northern Lights is presented on Parliament Hill.
That's right, it’s your last chance to attend this free multimedia show!
Learn about Canada’s great achievements and key milestones in its history through sound and light. If you’ve already seen the show, you’ll be delighted to discover 2 new segments that showcase significant Canadian anniversaries.
To fully enjoy the Northern Lights experience, stroll along the streets of Canada’s Capital Region before the show and take part in interactive activities on Parliament Hill.
Northern Lights is a summer must, see it before it’s gone!
Schedule
From July 7 to September 4, 2023, Thursday to Monday
No show on Tuesday and Wednesday
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July — 10 pm
(starting July 7)
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August — 9:30 pm
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September — 9 pm
(Until September 4)
Northern Lights 2023 online
View Northern Lights on Parliament Hill from your device!
100 years of history
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With new additions to the show, Northern Lights commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Immigration Act and the 100th anniversary of the birth of Jean-Paul Riopelle.
Calling all aspiring builders!
The Parliament buildings in Ottawa are a distinct symbol of the Canadian government and familiar to people around the world. Print, cut and assemble these 3D paper models at home.
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