Photo gallery: Revelstoke Canada Day parade and celebrations
Images from the Revelstoke Canada Day 2016 parade and celebrations in Queen Elizabeth Park. Happy Canada Day!
A day after his appointment to the Order of Canada was announced, Dr. Geoff Battersby (right) joined mayor Mark McKee on a Canada Day float, and got a big applause from the crowd. Photo: Aaron Orlando/Revelstoke Mountaineer
Revelstoke gathered for the traditional Canada Day parade in downtown, followed by a community gathering in Queen Elizabeth Park. Here are some images from the day — check the captions for more info. Happy Canada Day!
New Order of Canada appointee Dr. Geoff Battersby received a generous applause as he waved to the crowd from a vintage Revelstoke fire truck at the Canada Day Parade 2016.
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- Order of Canada appointee Dr. Geoff Battersby. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Children decorated their bikes for the parade. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- RCMP on the march. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Congratulations Roma Threatful, incoming Rotary Club of Revelstoke Citizen of the Year. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- The parade coincided with a visiting long distance run. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- The Revelstoke ATV Club had some great vehicles. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- The SkyTrek Adventure Park contingent. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Where did they find the creative energy? Maybe it was while waiting for deer for hours in a tree stand, or crouching behind duck blinds for days. Either way, the Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club had the most creative float of the day. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Where did they find the creative energy? Maybe it was while waiting for deer for hours in a tree stand, or crouching behind duck blinds for days. Either way, the Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club had the most creative float of the day. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Where did they find the creative energy? Maybe it was while waiting for deer for hours in a tree stand, or crouching behind duck blinds for days. Either way, the Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club had the most creative float of the day. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Where did they find the creative energy? Maybe it was while waiting for deer for hours in a tree stand, or crouching behind duck blinds for days. Either way, the Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club had the most creative float of the day. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- City Councillor Trevor English shows his support for the Safe Spaces group.Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- A gaggle of Aquaducks joined the parade. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Forest firefighters take part. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Ian and Alan enjoy the view on the Special Olympics float. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- File photo: Children decorated their bikes for the Canada Day 2016 parade in Revelstoke. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Staff-Sgt. Kurt Grabinsky portions out the giant Canada Day cake. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- The city could begin re-opening playing fields and green spaces after the May 18 long weekend. The city is working with other recreation groups in the province on how to maintain safety in playgrounds and skate parks. In this file photo a group enjoys playing bocce at Centennial Park. Photo: Aaron Orlando/Revelstoke Mountaineer
- A determined effort in the tug o war contest. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
- Balloon animals at QE Park. Photo: Aaron Orlando/revelstokemountaineer.com
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