Joanne Rodgers,
Bruce Peninsula Press
Parade goers in Lion’s Head on July 4, 2026, describe the annual Canada Day parade as “pretty awesome’.
A miniature horse, classic cars and truck, tractors, ATVs, Golden Dawn Shuttle, mascots such as Clifford the Big Red Dog, a wide range of heavy equipment, along with the fire service vehicles all made for an interesting and unique parade.
The kids and even the adults got into the fun, as they excitedly snagged candy, frisbees, balls, and other toys tossed out by the parade participants.
Prior to the parade, community members enjoyed hot dogs and cake sponsored by the Lion’s Head Community Bottle Fund and hosted by volunteers of the local fire service.
Photo: Friends of the Lion’s Head Library with mascot Clifford the Big Red Dog were a big hit at the Lion’s Head Canada Day parade.
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Photo L-R: Firefighters Asher, Ben, Dave, Andrew, and Paul served hotdogs to the patriotic crowd.
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Photo: Lincoln has participated in the parade for the last four years.
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Photo: Hazel and Cole in the rescue vehicle.
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Photo: Councillor Todd Dowd, CAO Peggy Van Mierlo West and Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson with the municipality’s parade float.
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Photo: Miniature horse Lincoln was vocal in his eagerness for the parade to get started.
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Photo: Mabel on the back, driver Aunt Karen and Grandmother Janice with their TR3.
