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Maskless Canada Day fun
The Lamont Leader (Lamont, Alberta), Wednesday, July 7, 2021 - 9 HAPPY CANADA DAY 2021
Attendees enjoyed free hotdogs, cake, and pop to celebrate not only Canada Day but also Andrew's 91st birth-
day. Photo: Jana Semeniuk Party goers keep cool with sprinklers during Andrew’s Canada Day celebrations last Thursday. Photo: Jana Semeniuk Participants in Bruderheim's Canada Day Neighbourhood Parade included children riding decorated quads, an elegant float from the town of Lamont, and a single
horseback rider. Photos: Jana Semeniuk
Ben Moth from BM Services waves from his Bobcat while joining in the Canada Day Neighbourhood Parade.
Photo: Jana Semeniuk
Above: Bruderheim residents get ready to take in the Canada Day neighbourhood parade. Below: Interim Alberta Party leader Jacquie Fenske sits high smiling as Mathew Preston drives her convertible through the Bruderheim Neighbourhood
Canada Day Parade. Photos: Jana Semeniuk Bruderheim mayor Karl Hauch and Bruderheim mascot Brud the bear ride together in the Neighbourhood parade celebrating Canada Day. Hauch, the mascot and all town councillors, wore matching orange shirts during the parade emblazoned with a logo created by ten-year-old Kennedy Bruno from the Samson Cree Nation in Alberta. Bruno said in a statement The Kanata Shirt design was created to help unite indigenous and non-indigenous across Canada. Below: Laura and Vanessa show off prizes won during the ball toss game at Andrew's Canada
Day celebrations. Photos: Jana Semeniuk Above: Andrew Fire Department mascot Sparky, along with firefighter Pavlyna Nazarenko, spray water over the crowd to keep everyone cool on Canada Day as temperatures hovered at 30 C. Below: A balloon artist is busily creating a balloon
hat for a child. Photos: Jana Semeniuk
