There were lots of people on Queen Street in Bolton Saturday to Welcome Santa Claus back to town. The weather was great for the annual Kinsmen spectacle.
Photos by Bill Rea
The Sandhill Pipe Band was in fine form as they played to music of the season.
Plenty of sports groups were well represented in the parade, including the Bolton Wanderers' Soccer Club.
These members of Canadian Dance Units were dancing up a storm on the parade route.
Caledon OPP acting Sergeant Brenda Evans was in charge of getting the Grinch through the parade.
Caledon Councillor Rob Mezzapelli was riding with Mayor Allan Thompson and his daughter Julia, Peel-Dufferin Queen of the Furrow.
Christina Jurewicz of Bolton was making sure her daughter Victoria, 2, got a good look at Santa.
Caledon Councillor Annette Groves was accompanying this float and handing out information about Bolton Gospel Hall.
These 1st Bolton Cubs were collecting contributions for their food drive.
Students from the Amplified Art and Design program at St. Michael Catholic Secondary School were accompanied by this interesting creation.
The HomeJames program was well-represented in the parade.
Logan Amsen, 3, of Caledon East knew someone special was coming in the parade.
Selina Vilaca, 3, and her father Paul were waving at Santa as he passed by.
These young players were representing the Caledon Bandits in the Parade.