Truro Allstar Cheer and Tumble’s Courtney Dingle, left, and Kaleigh McPhee lifted Kadence Priest for a show for the crowd.
Gaspe Fly’s Marlon Prince, left, and Ted Pace were kept busy creating one-of-a-kind fishing flies for visitors.
Visitors tried their hand at car racing.
Marissa and Jack Miller got some assistance from Shawn Messom in planting seeds in tubes made with newspaper, which they took home.
Alex Fraser takes a shot at the mechanical bull.
Kayle Burris goes after Kayden Merriam while trying out wheelchair basketball.
Young Drivers’ Greg Robar gives Landon Smith a hand on a big bike to help youth get used to steering.
Crystal Anderson learns a one-two punch and duck thanks to Ted Ash, the head coach at Beyond Boxing.
Ben and Gordon Tucker were one of a number of live entertainers.
Robert Matheson, left, learns about a thermal imaging camera from Brookfield Fire and Emergency Services Chief Rod Nielsen.
John Allen taught those stopping by all about falconry.
Pam Sutherland shows off some of her woodworking skills.
Pinty's Grand Slam of Curling, 2018 Canadian Beef Masters
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Stewiacke Town Days
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2018 Down Syndrome World Swimming Championships
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National Indigenous People's Day 2018
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Alwyn Jeddore was the head male dancer during the National Indigenous People’s Day celebration at the Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre. Jeddore has spent three years making his regalia himself, and says he still isn’t done with plans that include hand-beaded moccasins.
Jessica Sylliboy was one of a number of fancy shawl dancers to participate in the National Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Millbrook last month.
Jessica Sylliboy was one of a number of fancy shawl dancers to participate in the National Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Millbrook last month.
Cheyenne Isaac was featured as the head female dancer during the Millbrook First Nation celebration for National Indigenous People’s Day.
Stoney Bear singers kept the dancers in the arena at the inaugural National Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Millbrook.
Fawn Wood and Dallas Waskahat performed together for the crowd gathered at the Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre during the National Indigenous People’s Day event.
2018 Hemmings Motor News Great Race
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Arnie Stephens and his wife, Lynn Friedrick, arrive in Truro as part of the 2018 Hemmings Motor News Great Race, driving a 1969 Buick Skylark. Originally from Truro, Stephens now lives in Canmore, Alta., and this was his first time participating in the rally.
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Mercury Club's Show n' Shine
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Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade Awards Banquet
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Current and past chiefs during the Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade’s annual awards banquet. From left, Deputy Chief Geoff (Slim) Fisher, Past Chief Vince Weatherbee, Past Chief Randy MacPhee, Past Deputy Chief John Congdon, Past Assistant Deputy Chief Duncan MacDonald, Past Deputy Chief Alan Sutherland, Assistant Deputy Chief Bentley Rice, Chief Blois Currie.
The 2018 Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade officers, from left, Deputy Chief Geoff Fisher, Lieut. Joy Galloway-Jones, Capt. Ryan Geldart, Lieut. Stephen Boyd, Capt. Brent Tulkens, Treasurer Amy Atkinson, Steward Joan Keller, Secretary Daniel Morris, Capt. John Nolan, Assistant Deputy Chief Bentley Rice, and Chief Blois Currie. Missing is Lieut. Scott Lycan.
Truro Mayor Bill Mills, left, presented the Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade with recognition of 150 years of service. recognition from Town of Truro. Accepting were Deputy Chief Geoff (Slim) Fisher and Assistant Deputy Chief Bentley Rice.
Dwayne Hartlen retired from active service with the Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade after over 20 years of service. From left, Assistant Deputy Chief Bentley Rice, Dwayne Hartlen, Debbie Hartlen, and Deputy Chief Geoff (Slim) Fisher.
John Congdon, second from left, retired from active service with the Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade after 15 years. From left, Deputy Chief Geoff (Slim) Fisher, Past Deputy Chief Congdon, Nadine Lewis, and Assistant Deputy Chief Bentley Rice.
Truro Mayor Bill Mills, left, presents Stephen Boyd, right, with a 15-year service ring from the Town of Truro. Joining Mills and Boyd is Sheila Dennier.
Rev. David MacNaughton was recognized with 25 years of service as the Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade’s chaplin. From left, Truro-Bible Hill-Millbrook-Salmon River MLA Lenore Zann, Chief Blois Currie, Nancy MacNaughton, Rev. David MacNaughton, Assistant Deputy Chief Bentley Rice, and Deputy Chief Geoff (Slim) Fisher.
Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade Capt. Daton Pearl was named Officer of Year for 2017 during the brigade’s annual awards banquet. From left, Trina Currie-Pearl, Daton Pearl, Assistant Deputy Chief Bentley Rice, and Deputy Chief Geoff Fisher.
Truro Volunteer Fire Brigade’s Steven Neil was the recipient of the 2017 Firefighter of the Year award. From left, Britany Neil, Steven Neil, Assistant Deputy Chief Rice, and Deputy Chief Geoff Fisher.
