Canada’s 150th
During Canada 150, the 150th anniversary of our Confederation, Canadians came together and celebrated what it means to be Canadian!
Good food, good friends... a nice celebration of Canada's 150th.
Canada celebrates its 150th and everyone at our camp joined in.... Curtis did a nice job in organizing the fireworks!
Fireworks pictures courtesy of Brad...
Even the Royal Mint got in the celebrations with a glow-in-the-dark silver coin!
Chef Walter grills to perfection!
...and there was GOOD food and lots of it....
Getting ready to prep fireworks - note Bob's protective headwear!!!
July 1st
Canada Day is the national holiday of Canada commemorating the anniversary of the Confederation of Canada in 1867. This date marks the day when the British North America Act (now the Constitution Act, 1867) united three separate colonies—the Province of Canada (now Ontario and Quebec), Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick—into a single Dominion within the British Empire, named Canada.
A big thanks to our head operator Pat who did a wonderful job setting up the firework show! Pat designed a stable platform to ensure the safety of all...
Here's Sean and Rowan hauling the huge load down to the boats, so we can start the show. Redden's Camps generously contributed so the show could be even more spectacular.
Setting the fireworks off from the dock on Sean and Shawna's island! Mark and Pat get ready and....
...the explosions and colours filled the sky!!!
