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Canadians are gearing up to have one of their biggest Canada Day celebrations ever.Patrick Doyle/Reuters

Every year, Canadians across the country celebrate Canada Day in a myriad of ways — some blast The Tragically Hip and snack on s’mores at the cottage, others light fireworks and share popsicles at their local park. But this year, it could look a little different.

Angered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to turn Canada into the ‘51st State,’ Canadians are raising the Maple Leaf and getting more patriotic than ever, cancelling American vacations and buying local at the grocery store. Canadians are riding the red-and-white wave, and gearing up to have one of their biggest July 1 celebrations ever.

We want to know, will the surge in patriotism change your Canada Day plans? Are you and your loved ones planning a big bash this year? Buying more fireworks than usual? Painting your face red and white? Let us know what you have planned.

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How are you celebrating Canada Day this year?

We want to know if the newfound surge in homegrown patriotism has changed your Canada Day plans. Are you and your loved ones planning a big bash this year? Buying more fireworks than usual? Painting your face red and white? Let us know what you have planned.

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