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With 2018 marking the Rotary Club of Lions Gate’s 30th consecutive year hosting the North Vancouver Canada Day Celebrations, there is a lot to celebrate this July 1st! Although this annual event has seen significant growth over the past three decades, the dedication and commitment of the Lions Gate Rotarians has remained consistently strong. Local community members have grown up with this event being an integral part to their Canada Day festivities. In all of its years, this celebration has never strayed from North Vancouver. The North Vancouver Canada Day Celebrations was first a humble gathering on top of Grouse Mountain. The festivities eventually migrated to Mahon Park and ultimately ended up at the nearby Waterfront Park, where it has taken place for more than 20 years. Today, it is one of North Vancouver’s largest community events with a current anticipated attendance over 17,000 people. In recent years, the Rotary Club of Lions Gate has worked hard to make their Canada Day celebration not only red and white, but very green! With the support of its vendors, participants, and attendees, this celebration has evolved into a proudly zero waste event. Multiple recycling stations, with volunteers to assist with sorting, are located on site to ensure all waste is properly disposed. Additionally, there are water bottle refilling stations to encourage the use of reusable water bottles. The dedication and loyalty of the Rotary Club of Lions Gate members has never wavered. Terry Lehouillier and
From the initial event planning in January to the takedown of the festivities on July 1st, the Lions Gate Rotarians are involved in all aspects of organizing and successfully executing this community celebration. The recognition for the Club’s hard work has also increased.
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Shirley Robertson, the Co-Chairs of the North Vancouver Canada Day Committee, have both been involved with the Rotary Club of Lions Gate, and this event, for more than a decade.
“In the beginning it was a smaller event and no one in the community had any idea that it was the RCLG that was putting it on,” said Robertson.
“Today we have a much more organized approach, many more activities, and a much higher calibre of entertainment.”
This year, the North Vancouver Canada Day Celebrations will take place on Sunday, July 1st from noon to 4:00pm at Waterfront Park. The festivities will include an array of local performers, displays from our North Shore community members, and multicultural food. With on-site entertainment ranging from balloon artists and a fire juggler to bouncy castles and a 24’ high climbing wall, this event is sure to be fun for the whole family. “I am just amazed and so very proud of what the Club has done for the community all these years”, says Robertson. “It is a lot of work, but it is a labour of love.”
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