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Canada Day in West Vancouver July 1, 2007
Jul 1, 2007
By Catherine "Cat" Barr
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Canada Day fireworks and fun returned this past weekend to West Vancouver and Ambleside Park where hundreds of families came out to celebrate our nation's birthday. Food, crafts, live music and displays galore gave everyone something to cheer about. After dark, a spectacular synchronized fireworks display lit up the night sky which was coordinated and simulcast with the downtown display off of Canada Place. Hats off to organizers for putting the bang back into this holiday tradition.
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Serving up salmon with the Coho Society were volunteers Joan Uren (left), Jessica Carter and Linda Metcalfe. |
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Line ups of salmon lovers got their fill courtesy of the Coho Society. From left: Former provincial attorney general and West Van councillor Russ Fraser, volunteers Jordann Nettles and sister Taylor Nettles and West Van Councillor Bill Soprovich. |
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The queue of people waiting for some cotton candy treats kept entrepreneurial brothers Zach (left) and Josh Armstrong spinning. |
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Mr. Flowers, Bev Gold, was twisting and turning balloons all day long for happy Canada Day party participants like Mylene Hemond. |
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Five-year old Tatiana McCormick gets a Canada Day temporary tattoo from body art and party specialist Leanne Fogarty. |
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Eunice Green uses her Canada Day hat for shade on this sunny day, which was a welcome change from all the recent rain. |
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West Van Councillor John Clark (left), who was instrumental in first bringing the fireworks back to life, poses with Tiller's Folly musicians Laurence Knight, Bruce Coughlan and Nolan Murray who performed live on stage. |
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