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Prime Minister Carney Marks Nowruz Across Canada

Mark Carney shared a Nowruz message recognizing the importance of renewal, diversity and cultural unity across Canada.

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Mark Carney has extended greetings to communities across Canada marking Nowruz, the traditional new year celebration observed by millions worldwide.

Celebration Marks Beginning of Spring

Nowruz, widely known as the Persian New Year, welcomes the arrival of spring and symbolizes renewal, hope and new beginnings.

Communities Across Canada Observe Tradition

The celebration is widely observed by families with roots in:

  • Iran
  • Kurdish communities
  • Afghanistan
  • Central Asian communities

Haft Sin Remains Central Tradition

Families gather around the traditional haft sin table where symbolic items represent health, prosperity and renewal.

Common traditions include:

  • shared meals
  • poetry reading
  • family gatherings

Message Highlights Unity During Difficult Times

The Prime Minister said moments of togetherness remain especially meaningful during periods of uncertainty affecting families connected to the Middle East.

Diversity Described as National Strength

The statement also emphasized that communities celebrating Nowruz continue to strengthen Canadian society through their contributions in many sectors.

Cultural Traditions Strengthen Belonging

Officials say cultural celebrations such as Nowruz help reinforce belonging and social connection across diverse communities.

A Message of Optimism for the Year Ahead

The annual observance continues to carry a message of peace, resilience and hope for the future.

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