Canada Day celebrated in brilliant sunshine
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Kaiden Morrell wears his allegiance on his face during celebrations Canada Day at Fishermen’s Memorial Park.
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Three-year-old Cohen enjoys a hotdog at the Canada Day barbeque in Fishermen’s Memorial Park hosted by Digby’s town council.
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Miss Nova Scotia Amanda Walker and Mayor Ben Cleveland cut the Canada Day cake.
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Town councilor Jean Brittain serves as a crowd lines up for a piece of Canada Day cake.
Kaiden Morrell wears his allegiance on his face during celebrations Canada Day at Fishermen’s Memorial Park.
Three-year-old Cohen enjoys a hotdog at the Canada Day barbeque in Fishermen’s Memorial Park hosted by Digby’s town council.
Miss Nova Scotia Amanda Walker and Mayor Ben Cleveland cut the Canada Day cake.
Town councilor Jean Brittain serves as a crowd lines up for a piece of Canada Day cake.
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Helen Wong and her dog ‘Jasmine’ enjoy the music and crowds at Digby’s Canada Day barbeque.
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Digby councilor Mike Bartlett, centre, opens a bun for a hotdog cooked by Mayor Ben Cleveland. At back is Coun. Brian Manzer.
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A young Boston Red Sox fan slides down playground equipment at the Canada Day barbeque in Fishermen’s Memorial Park.
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The Canada Day celebrations in Fishermen’s Memorial Park were entertained by bass player Glen Wheir, left, drummer Tim Gavel and Chris Schnare.
Helen Wong and her dog ‘Jasmine’ enjoy the music and crowds at Digby’s Canada Day barbeque.
Digby councilor Mike Bartlett, centre, opens a bun for a hotdog cooked by Mayor Ben Cleveland. At back is Coun. Brian Manzer.
A young Boston Red Sox fan slides down playground equipment at the Canada Day barbeque in Fishermen’s Memorial Park.
The Canada Day celebrations in Fishermen’s Memorial Park were entertained by bass player Glen Wheir, left, drummer Tim Gavel and Chris Schnare.
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