Torontonians celebrated the 143th birthday of Canada on Thursday. With national flags flying over and different kinds of festival celebrations taking place, Toronto, the biggest city in Canada, immersed in a festival atmosphere. Dudas Square is one of the most famous cultural centers in Toronto. A lot of people were attracted here by the multicultural dancing performances on Canada Day. The half-hour high-tempo Bollywood dance from India pushed the celebration to a peak. The performances last till midnight. The unique feature about Thursday's celebration is that almost everyone has a Canadian national flag in his or her hand. Most of the flags came from the 20-some volunteers distributing the flags on the square. 'We have twenty thousands of flags,' said a volunteer. Canadian National flags also fly over vehicles, city squares, main buildings such as City Hall and the Old City Hall in downtown Toronto. The Chinese community also organized grand celebrations, including parades, ethnic dancing and singing, on Thursday. There are about 600,000 Chinese living in Toronto. 