Headline: Canada Welcomes 400 New Citizens at Cirque du Soleil-Inspired Ceremony
In a captivating celebration of diversity and unity, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, is set to warmly greet 400 of Canada’s newest citizens hailing from 65 different countries. This special citizenship ceremony, held in honor of the 40th anniversary of Cirque du Soleil, promises to be a grand event filled with colors, performances, and heartfelt moments.
Taking place in Toronto on Friday, July 19, 2024, the ceremony is expected to be a standout affair, being one of the largest citizenship ceremonies in recent memory and the biggest held across the country so far this year. Led by Citizenship Judge Rodney Simmons, the event will feature special participation from Cirque du Soleil ECHO performers, who will join the new citizens in singing the national anthem.
This unique gathering is a testament to Canada’s rich tapestry of cultures and traditions, symbolizing the country’s commitment to inclusivity and openness. The vibrant spirit of Cirque du Soleil serves as an inspiring backdrop for the new citizens as they embark on this significant milestone in their lives.
Journalists and media personnel seeking further information are encouraged to reach out to Aissa Diop, Director of Communications at the Minister’s Office, or contact the Media Relations team at Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada for inquiries regarding the event. This ceremony not only marks a new chapter for 400 individuals but also highlights Canada’s ongoing dedication to embracing newcomers from around the globe.
In a captivating celebration of diversity and unity, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, is set to warmly greet 400 of Canada’s newest citizens hailing from 65 different countries. This special citizenship ceremony, held in honor of the 40th anniversary of Cirque du Soleil, promises to be a grand event filled with colors, performances, and heartfelt moments.
Taking place in Toronto on Friday, July 19, 2024, the ceremony is expected to be a standout affair, being one of the largest citizenship ceremonies in recent memory and the biggest held across the country so far this year. Led by Citizenship Judge Rodney Simmons, the event will feature special participation from Cirque du Soleil ECHO performers, who will join the new citizens in singing the national anthem.
This unique gathering is a testament to Canada’s rich tapestry of cultures and traditions, symbolizing the country’s commitment to inclusivity and openness. The vibrant spirit of Cirque du Soleil serves as an inspiring backdrop for the new citizens as they embark on this significant milestone in their lives.
Journalists and media personnel seeking further information are encouraged to reach out to Aissa Diop, Director of Communications at the Minister’s Office, or contact the Media Relations team at Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada for inquiries regarding the event. This ceremony not only marks a new chapter for 400 individuals but also highlights Canada’s ongoing dedication to embracing newcomers from around the globe.
