Celebrating Canada Day Together
Celebrate Canada Day with friends, neighbours, artists, musicians, volunteers, and community spirit across Northwestern Ontario.
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Northwestern Ontario
Walter and Friends to Perform for Canada Day 2026 in Melgund Township
Experience live music, local performers, great food and Canada Day festivities at the Dyment Recreation Park on July 1, 2026.
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Silent Auction Fundraiser: Bid Big This Canada Day in Melgund Township
Spend Canada Day in Dyment with a massive silent auction, local music, delicious Cookshack meals, door prizes and activities for the whole family.
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Building Community One Breakfast at a Time in Melgund Township
The monthly breakfast at Dyment Recreation Hall brought residents together once again through good food, dedicated volunteers and meaningful community connections.
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The Two-Minute Detour That Will Save Your Nothwestern Ontario Road Trip
Driving past Melgund Township? Take a quick break Mondays and Wednesdays from 1-4 p.m. Explore local artwork and enjoy a hot, free cup of coffee.
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Joanne Keewaycabo Craftwork Coming to Canada Day Festival in Melgund
Discover unique hats and beadwork by Joanne Keewaycabo during the Canada Day Festival in Melgund Township on July 1.
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Flower Planting Continues at Dyment Park
Volunteers in Dyment continue park revitalization efforts with new flower beds, apple trees, and community placemaking.
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Art Borups Corners Helps Grow a Greener Future at Dyment Recreation Park
A June 15 announcement highlights new flower and apple tree donations from Art Borups Corners to Dyment Recreation Park in Melgund Township.
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The Wildest Lemonade Stand in Northwestern Ontario is coming to Dyment Park! 🍋
Visit Melgund Township’s Canada Day Festival and grab the best lemonade in Northwestern Ontario, made by kids at Dyment Park from 12–5 p.m.
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Hardy northwestern Ontario wild roses selected for Dyment Recreation Park
The ongoing revitalization of Dyment Recreation Park highlights the practical and ecological advantages of utilizing native northern flora like the wild prickly rose.
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