Expo 67

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Expo 67 was a major world's fair held in 1967 that showcased international pavilions, cutting-edge architecture, and cultural exhibitions, becoming a landmark event in Canada's centennial celebrations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international exposition
world's fair
architect Moshe Safdie
architecturalHighlight Habitat 67 modular housing complex
linked to: Habitat 67

geodesic dome of the United States Pavilion
category 1967 in Canada
History of Montreal
World's fairs in Canada
closingDate 1967-10-29
commemorates Centennial of Canadian Confederation
linked to: Canada Day
country Canada
eventIn Canadian Centennial
linked to: Canada Day
followedBy Expo 70 (Osaka)
linked to: Expo ’70
hasLegacySite Biosphere (Montreal)
Habitat 67 residential complex
linked to: Habitat 67

La Ronde amusement park
hostCity Montreal
languageOfMotto English
French
locatedIn Montreal
locatedOn Île Notre-Dame
Île Sainte-Hélène
mediaFormat commemorative films
official guidebooks
postage stamps
motto Man and His World
notablePavilion Canada Pavilion
France Pavilion
Habitat 67
Quebec Pavilion
Soviet Union Pavilion
United States Pavilion
numberOfParticipatingCountries 62
numberOfPavilions 90+
officialName Exposition universelle et internationale de Montréal 1967
linked to: Expo 67
openingDate 1967-04-27
organizedBy Bureau international des expositions
precededBy Expo 64 (Lausanne)
recognizedBy Bureau international des expositions
record one of the most successful world's fairs by attendance
shortName Expo 67
significance landmark in Canadian cultural history
major event of Canada's centennial celebrations
showcase of mid-20th-century modern architecture
theme Man and His World
transportInfrastructure Concorde Bridge
Montreal Metro expansion
Victoria Bridge improvements
visitorCount over 50 million
year 1967

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Montreal hostedEvent Expo 67
Officer of the Order of Canada createdInContextOf Canadian Centennial
linked to: Expo 67
Order of Canada createdDuring Canadian Centennial
linked to: Expo 67
Caribana foundedOnOccasionOf Canadian Centennial
linked to: Expo 67
Expo 67 officialName Exposition universelle et internationale de Montréal 1967
linked to: Expo 67
Expo 67 shortName Expo 67
Habitat 67 constructedFor Expo 67
Habitat 67 event Expo 67
Habitat 67 partOf Expo 67 site
linked to: Expo 67
Expo ’70 precededBy Expo 67
Man and His World organizingBody Expo 67 Corporation
linked to: Expo 67
United States Pavilion event Expo 67
United States Pavilion partOf Expo 67 national pavilions
linked to: Expo 67
Canada Pavilion partOf Expo 67 national pavilions
linked to: Expo 67
Canada Pavilion hostedAt Expo 67 main exhibition site
linked to: Expo 67
Canada Pavilion sitedOn Expo 67 exhibition grounds
linked to: Expo 67
France Pavilion (Expo 67) event Expo 67
subject linked to: France Pavilion
France Pavilion (Expo 67) partOf Expo 67 national pavilions
subject linked to: France Pavilion
linked to: Expo 67
France Pavilion (Expo 67) representedNationAt Expo 67
subject linked to: France Pavilion
Quebec Pavilion partOf Expo 67
Quebec Pavilion expo Expo 67
Quebec Pavilion event World Exposition of 1967
linked to: Expo 67
Soviet Union Pavilion event Expo 67
La Ronde openedFor Expo 67
subject linked to: La Ronde amusement park
La Ronde constructedFor Expo 67
subject linked to: La Ronde amusement park
La Ronde hasFormerUse Expo 67 amusement area
subject linked to: La Ronde amusement park
linked to: Expo 67
Île Sainte-Hélène partOf Expo 67 site
linked to: Expo 67
Voice of Fire commissionedFor Expo 67
subject linked to: Voice of Fire by Barnett Newman
Voice of Fire exhibitionHistoryIncludes Expo 67 in Montreal
subject linked to: Voice of Fire by Barnett Newman
linked to: Expo 67
Expo '70 precededBy Expo 67
subject linked to: 1970 World Exposition
Concorde Bridge usedDuring Expo 67
Expo 58 followedBy Expo 67
A Place to Stand screenedAt Expo 67
Jean-Drapeau openedForExpo Expo 67