Kids, whether they were on foot, on bikes or in vehicles, dominated this year's Canada Day parade. David F. Rooney photo
The Crime Stoppers float was something of a parable on the consequences of a life gone wrong. David F. Rooney photo
Local Army Cadets proudly marched in unison along the parade route. David F. Rooney photo
These folks had the right idea: beat the Canada Day heat with a water fight. David F. Rooney photoMayor Dave Raven waves to the crowd from a vintage automobile during the Canada Day parade. David F. Rooney photoCitizen of the Year Ginger Shoji waves to the crowd during the Canada Day parade. David F. Rooney photoPharmasave staff staged a Wheel of Fortune and a Fishing Pond for the truly young, like 19-month-old Noah Williams shown here with his Mom Erin, at the Canada Day party. David F. Rooney photoMembers of the Lake Revelstoke Dragon Boat Society paddled their way along the Canada Day parade route. David F. Rooney photoThis cowboy may be very small but he sure is patriotic as he rides a plastic horse in the Canada Day Parade. David F. Rooney photoParks Canada's beaver mascot makes a young friend during the Canada Day Parade on Wednesday. David F. Rooney photoA very large crowd turned out for the parade and the annual Canada Day party that followed at Grizzly Plaza. David F. Rooney photoThe Revelstoke Community Band played particularly well during the Canada Day ceremony at Grizzly Plaza Wednesday. David F. Rooney photoWayne Murray of the Relay for Life's Team Gloria spins some cotton candy at Grizzly Plaza after the Canada Day parade Wednesday. David F. Rooney photoMC Steve Beaver gets the crowd going with an "I Am Canadian" chant during the Canada Day ceremony at Grizzly Plaza Wednesday. David F. Rooney photoRCMP constables salute as the flag is raised during the Canada Day ceremony at Grizzly Plaza Wednesday. David F. Rooney photoRCMP Const. Gary McLaughlin raises the flag during the Canada Day ceremony at Grizzly Plaza on Wednesday. David F. Rooney photo
