From: Canadian Heritage
Tomorrow, members of the Persian, Afghan, Kurdish, Zoroastrian, Bahá'í, Central Asian, and Ismaili communities in Canada and around the world celebrate Nowruz, which marks the New Year in the Persian calendar and the first day of spring.
Nowruz, which means "new day," is a time to reflect on the renewal and hope that the spring season brings. Traditional meals around the Haft-seen table, dancing, and music are at the heart of this festival. As we continue to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, the celebrations will be held virtually or in accordance with public health guidelines. Nonetheless, I know that this special day will be filled with hope and lots of joy.
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