8th Annual Canada Day Pancake Breakfast

8th Annual Canada Day Pancake Breakfast Returns to Victoria’s Inner Harbour in Support of Victoria Women’s Transition House

Huntingdon Hotel and Suites and Pendray Inn and Tea House are pleased to announce the return of their beloved Canada Day Pancake Breakfast on Wednesday, July 1, 2026. Now in its eighth year, this community tradition invites locals and visitors alike to gather in Victoria’s Inner Harbour for a morning of celebration, connection, and giving back.

Taking place from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at 309 Belleville Street, guests are invited to enjoy a complimentary pancake breakfast featuring a variety of toppings, sides, and beverages while taking in the festive atmosphere and waterfront surroundings. Donations will be gratefully accepted, with all proceeds supporting Victoria Women’s Transition House, a local organization providing shelter, support, and resources to women and children fleeing violence and abuse.

In addition to breakfast, attendees can enjoy live entertainment, family-friendly activities, local community vendors, face painting, and other Canada Day festivities. In honour of the property’s Victorian heritage, staff will once again don period-inspired attire, creating a unique and memorable experience for guests of all ages. Located just steps from Victoria’s Inner Harbour celebrations, the event offers the perfect way to start Canada Day before enjoying the many activities taking place throughout downtown Victoria.

“Community has always been at the heart of this event,” says Erin Cassels, General Manager of Huntingdon Hotel and Suites. “We are thrilled to welcome residents and visitors back for another year of celebrating Canada Day together while supporting the important work of Victoria Women’s Transition House.”

Over the years, the Canada Day Pancake Breakfast has welcomed thousands of attendees and has become a cherished Victoria tradition, bringing together community members, local businesses, and visitors in support of a meaningful cause.