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Help celebrate Caledon Canada Day at Albion Hills


Mollie Cavan, manager of the Bramalea and Mayfield branch of Scotiabank, presented a large donations to Councillor Jennifer Innis, a director of Caledon Canada Day celebrations. The money will help pay for the preparation and setting up of the at Albion Hills Conservation Area. Also present was the staff of this Scotiabank branch, Jay Clark of Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and Bernie Rochon from the Palgrave Rotary Club.

Mollie Cavan, manager of the Bramalea and Mayfield branch of Scotiabank, presented a large donations to Councillor Jennifer Innis, a director of Caledon Canada Day celebrations. The money will help pay for the preparation and setting up of the at Albion Hills Conservation Area. Also present was the staff of this Scotiabank branch, Jay Clark of Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and Bernie Rochon from the Palgrave Rotary Club.



Rochon, Innis and Clark were at the Bolton Canadian Tire to receive a contribution from store proprietor Chris Hartleib.

Rochon, Innis and Clark were at the Bolton Canadian Tire to receive a contribution from store proprietor Chris Hartleib.



Mitch Ferris, sales representative with James Dick Construction, and Dino Ferri of Argo Developments also made contributions to the coming Canada Day celebrations at Albion Hills.

Mitch Ferris, sales representative with James Dick Construction, and Dino Ferri of Argo Developments also made contributions to the coming Canada Day celebrations at Albion Hills.



Albion Hills Conservation Area provides the perfect natural backdrop and is the host for the 20th Caledon Canada Day Celebration.
This year's lineup of entertainment, which is sure to not disappoint, includes The West Coast Lumberjack Show, and R&R Pet Paradise Power Paws Canine Performance. Enjoy a magic show, face painting, balloon art, a stilt walker, or take a photo in the photo booth.
Meet and greet some of the critters from Reptilia and Kingsport Environmental Birds of Prey. Kids can enjoy playing at the Canadian Tire Fun Zone, or explore the inflatable maze, and climb the rock wall.
Enjoy live performances by Steelpan Revolution, Rhythmfoot with Frank and Chanda, and the Leahy family, a musical group that brings rhythm through music, dance and soul.
To end the evening off, rock out with the Campfire Poets.
This event also features food vendors and provides many different food options to satisfy the hungriest of event goers. Choose from one of the fantastic food trucks, including hearty hamburgers and hotdogs, burritos, Caribbean cuisine, gourmet sandwiches, lasagna, roasted corn, wood oven pizza, poutine or slow cooked butter chicken. And don't forget about the fair food — ice cream, delicious mini donuts and funnel cakes.
The event kicks off at 4 p.m. July 1, and continues until 11 p.m. The official singing of O Canada by Julia Gentile will be at 7:05 p.m. All of this excitement will be topped off at dusk, with a fantastic pyrotechnic display which is sure to have you ooing and awing.
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