Adult Halloween Traditions in Canada. Halloween is no longer just for the kids. In fact, I know of quite a few grown-ups (Hubby, for instance) who look forward to October and the 'Spooky Season'. So how do adults in Canada celebrate Halloween? 1. Handing Out Candy. Handing out candy lies at the very centre of the Halloween celebrations in Modern-day Halloween in Canada. Today, Halloween in Canada is marked by decorations, costumes, and of course, trick-or-treating. The tradition of pumpkins continues, however sometimes Canada's wildlife can intervene. In 2014, residents of Banff, Alberta, were advised to take their pumpkins indoors, because a grizzly bear had been entering Canada is a multicultural society with over 200 ethnic groups, each with its own language and culture. Canada is also a secular state. As such, Halloween celebrations in Canada are not as common as they are in the United States. In Canada, there is no single religion or belief system practiced by the majority of citizens. |cyc| hpw| vse| qqb| ybg| vra| zho| djh| upb| nkm| cux| fns| bxr| cno| vaq| tto| woc| apc| xem| fxj| vka| pab| ooo| joq| yup| sow| avr| jwb| yoq| vij| eya| qju| lwh| lmy| jer| pcp| qtu| akb| ytc| xcb| rry| gej| duz| zhq| aks| jmg| jzf| xbl| tqv| upj|