National Holidays

noun a citizen or subject of a particular nation; a national newspaper or broadcast

adjective relating to or characteristic of a nation; common to or characteristic of a whole nation

• The national government is responsible for creating and enforcing laws that apply to the entire country.
• The national park is a great place to go hiking and enjoy nature.
• I'm rooting for the national team in the upcoming game.
• His love for his country was so strong, it felt like a national anthem playing in his heart.

noun Canada Day

• Canada Day is a national holiday in Canada, celebrated on July 1st.
• We're planning a big barbecue for Canada Day this year.
• Let's hit up the beach on Canada Day, it's gonna be lit!
• Canada Day is like a birthday party for the whole country.

noun a day on which those who died in active military service are remembered, observed in the US on the last Monday in May

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• On Memorial Day, we honor and remember those who have served in the military and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
• Are you going to the Memorial Day parade this weekend?
• Let's grill some burgers and chill out by the pool for Memorial Day.
• For some, Memorial Day serves as a time to reflect on personal losses and memories of loved ones who have passed away.