Langley Township's free family Canada Day event will once again feature a traditional fireworks display on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, after a two-year hiatus during which lighted drones were used.
The annual celebration takes place at McLeod Athletic Park, 5678 216 St., from noon to 10:30 p.
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Organizers have added a large shade tent and several smaller covered structures to protect attendees from the sun.
Kevin Muirhead, manager of parks services and events for the Township, said the overall event structure remains largely unchanged from last year, with only minor adjustments.
"There will be a lot more shade on site this year," he noted.
The return of fireworks follows a policy shift by local lawmakers.
Township council voted last year to reinstate fireworks instead of the drone technology used in the previous two celebrations.
The 15-minute closing fireworks show will begin at 10:15 p. m.
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and will be synchronized to music.
Attendees who need auditory assistance can download a dedicated app via QR codes on the municipal website to stream the soundtrack through noise-cancelling headphones.
Glow wands will be sold on site for $5.
Other attractions include a Kids Zone with bouncy castles and a rock wall, a Family Fun Hub featuring face painting and mini-golf, local artisan stalls, and a food truck zone.
Last year, the event drew between 20,000 and 25,000 visitors.
To ease traffic, a free shuttle will run every 20 minutes from 11:45 a. m.
between the Kwantlen Polytechnic University campus on the Langley Bypass and McLeod Athletic Park.
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All KPU parking lots will be free, and a bike valet service will be available at the main entrance for cyclists who bring their own locks.
