Take a look at how the Halloween festival was observed in several Canadian cities
On October 31, one of the most widely recognised celebrations in the world, Halloween, was observed.
Halloween begins on the night before All Hallows' Day, a Christian holiday. People participate in a variety of activities to mark this day, including attending Halloween parties, dressing up as spooky characters from their favorite novels and movies, and carving pumpkins into Jack-o-lanterns.
Another highlight of this celebration is trick or treat. This practice involves kids dressing up as Halloween characters and calling out to houses in the neighborhood, "Trick or treat." Getting candy or other treats is considered a treat, whereas making harmless mischief is considered a trick.
