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Crowds line Franklin Avenue for Canada Day Parade

Crowds of families and their friends and neighbours showed up on Friday morning for YellowknifeSA国际影视传媒檚 2022 Canada Day Parade, organized by The Rotary Club of Yellowknife.
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Bella Dance Academy won the award for Best Entertainment entrant in the 2022 Canada Day Parade in Yellowknife. Daron Letts/NNSL photo

Crowds of families and their friends and neighbours showed up on Friday morning for YellowknifeSA国际影视传媒檚 2022 Canada Day Parade, organized by The Rotary Club of Yellowknife.

SA国际影视传媒淲e had roughly 45 entries, which is a good-sized parade, especially after being cancelled for the past two years,SA国际影视传媒 said James OSA国际影视传媒機onnor, Rotary Club spokesperson. SA国际影视传媒淚t was incredibly rewarding to see so many smiling faces in the bright sunshine. Bringing the community together SA国际影视传媒 promoting goodwill is part of our mandate as Rotarians.SA国际影视传媒

Members of the Philippine Cultural Association of Yellowknife march down Franklin Avenue. Daron Letts/NNSL photo
Members of the Philippine Cultural Association of Yellowknife march down Franklin Avenue. Daron Letts/NNSL photo

Spectators displayed red, white and orange T-shirts and costumes, reflecting the spirit of reconciliation embraced by organizers and attendees following the long-anticipated discovery of unmarked childrenSA国际影视传媒檚 gravesites at Canadian residential schools, beginning in 2020.

The orange-clad members of Bella Dance Academy earned the award for Best Entertainment, as chosen by a trio of Rotarian judges.

Other winning floats included the Yellowknife Southern Cameroon Cultural Association for Best Community Group entry and Yellowknife Co-op for Best Local Business entry.

Radio Control Enthusiasts of Yellowknife won the JudgeSA国际影视传媒檚 Choice category.

Check out WednesdaySA国际影视传媒檚 edition of Yellowknifer for more photos from July 1.

Mayor Rebecca Alty, right, and city councillor Cynthia Moyo march with the Rotary Club of Yellowknife float. Daron Letts/NNSL photo
Mayor Rebecca Alty, right, and city councillor Cynthia Moyo march with the Rotary Club of Yellowknife float. Daron Letts/NNSL photo




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