Make CBC Montreal part of your Canada Day

Saturday, July 1 isCanada's 150th birthday, and CBC Montrealcelebrating in style!

Start your day on a patriotic note by tuning intoAll in a Weekendfrom 6 - 9 a.m. on CBC Radio One. Guest host Rebecca Ugoliniwill beplaying music from some of our listeners' favourite Canadian bands.

From 11 - 4,CBC Montreal will be at Kent Park in Cte-des-Neiges-NDGas part of la Grande Tourne.

Stop by our tent to play games and compete for special CBC Canada Day gear.

This is also a chance to record a special birthday message for your country, as well as share your stories of what you love about your community. We'll be using this materialfor CBC social video and TV promos.

• What's your story? Here's how you can share your Canadian stories with us

Take a late afternoon radio break from 5 - 6 p.m. withCinq Six, which will offer "A Canadian Celebration: words by Canadian poets and music by Canadian songwriters".

If you can't join us on Canada Day in person, you can certainly join us on your devices. As the official broadcaster of Canada Day activities across the country, CBC/Radio-Canada has a full lineup of special programming and coverage on CBC, CBC News Network, ICI RDI and other platforms.

• How to watch and listen to Canada Day 150 on CBC

The primetime special, including the fireworks from Ottawa, will be broadcast on CBC and Radio-Canada networks and streamed live onCBC.caandRadio-Canada.ca.

And if you haven't checked it out yet, visitCBC 2017to see features on Canada and its amazing people, places and things. CBC 2017 is a year-long project focusing on our national identity, a place to reflect on our history, assess our present and forecast our future. It's really worth a look.