Fifty individuals from various countries were sworn in as Canadian citizens during a Canada Day ceremony at Kitchener City Hall. The event included the recitation of the Oath of Citizenship, singing 'O Canada,' and interactions with local politicians, police officers, and judges, marking a significant and emotional moment for the new citizens and their families.
Fifty people become Canadian citizens during Canada Day ceremony in Kitchener
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Fifty individuals from various countries were sworn in as Canadian citizens during a Canada Day ceremony at Kitchener City Hall. The event included the recitation of the Oath of Citizenship, singing 'O Canada,' and interactions with local politicians, police officers, and judges, marking a significant and emotional moment for the new citizens and their families.
- 1 1974: Kitchener Mayor Berry Vrbanovic's family citizenship ceremony.
- 2 Canada Day (July 1, 2025): Citizenship ceremony held at Kitchener City Hall.
- 3 After ceremony: New citizens joined celebrations in Carl Zehr Square.
- Fifty new Canadian citizens are welcomed into the country.
- Celebration of Canada Day and Canadian values.
- Personal dream realized for many immigrants.
- Community gathering with a live concert, carnival rides, and food vendors.
What: Fifty people became Canadian citizens.
When: On Canada Day (July 1, 2025, based on publication date); Canada's 158th birthday.
Where: Kitchener City Hall and Carl Zehr Square in Kitchener.
Why: To formally grant Canadian citizenship to immigrants, celebrating Canada Day and the country's values of freedom, expression, and respect for individuals.
How: Through a citizenship ceremony that included reciting the Oath of Citizenship, singing the national anthem, and shaking hands with local officials.