While we were forced to celebrate Canada Day in a different way this year, members of the Coleman Community Society still wanted to put together a parade to celebrate with members of the community.
President of the Coleman Community Society, Jane Ann Reimer, says the parade went well.
“We were pleased with the amount of vehicles and we were happy to see people spread throughout the route. It was nice to be able to bring the parade to people. We estimate that we saw about 300 people in their windows or on their porches or the street.”

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