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I have actually heard (many years ago so forget the source) that Victoria Day fireworks is largely an Ontario thing, though @Northwind heard them out on Vancouver Island so it is clearly not exclusive to us.Halifax never has fireworks for Victoria Day. I don’t miss it. I think Nova Scotians just take the opportunity to go out into nature on Vic Day .
I have actually heard (many years ago so forget the source) that Victoria Day fireworks is largely an Ontario thing, though @Northwind heard them out on Vancouver Island so it is clearly not exclusive to us.
Guy Fawkes Day is shortly after, November 5, but i guess Hallowe'en is close enough for Hoyle.which I've learned is related to Guy Faulks
I don't think convenience stores tend to carry them here. I don't go in often and not since COVID, but sometimes it's necessary to pay for gas, or I want a slurpee (very rare, I think they are too sweet and there are better frozen options) and have also gone in when realizing I was out of non-diet pop at home for doing IVs - I like 7 up or gingerale to help with any lightheadedness or to prevent it altogether.There was a truck in the parking lot of my grocery store. I also think convenience stores often carry them, but since I never go into a convenience store, I can't currently confirm that.
We normally have pop up stores around here that take temporary short-term leases in empty retail space, plus the back-of-truck outfits. You get them in fall selling Halloween stuff, too. The pandemic has kind of put a crimp in that kind of business, I suspect.I have never seen fireworks for sale in a store or truck here! It's not that easy to find a legal place to set them off. Most of the time it's community groups thankful for that although there are some rogue ones - but they are not all that common.
We see that for Halloween and Christmas - storrs not trucks. There's also a toy supplier which opens their warehouse to the public 2x a year. That's happening in June despite Covid unless some new restrictions come it. It went on last summer too, not sure about Christmas.We normally have pop up stores around here that take temporary short-term leases in empty retail space, plus the back-of-truck outfits. You get them in fall selling Halloween stuff, too. The pandemic has kind of put a crimp in that kind of business, I suspect.
Yup - most are done 'illegally' here - families, small groups etc. In public parks, school yards, middle of the street, empty parking lots, backyards. Not particularly safe. I think for the huge displays, that a particular license is required to purchase those type of fireworks & site safety inspections occur.It's not that easy to find a legal place to set them off.
Don't think we had on Eid al Fitr that I heard. Diwali, the big Hindu festival, generates some, though. It's in the Fall.We hear them here too at the Eid celebrations to end Ramadan.