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Canadian Days: Who are the real heroes?

This year’s Canadian Days theme is
“Superhero Headquarters,” and there’s
no doubt that plenty of well-known
comic book and movie icons will show
up at the weekend full of festivities, espe-
cially during the kiddie parade.
There’s little doubt, though, that the
real heroes behind Canadian Days, now
in its 42nd year, are the volunteers who
selflessly make the festival go each year,
this time from Thursday, Aug. 2 through
Sunday, Aug. 5.
The community event has been volun-
teer-driven for all of its four decades.
Sue Nelson, Canadian Days treasurer,
said she’s been involved for more than
25 years — she said she’d recently moved
to Little Canada back when and just
wanted to meet other people and volun-
teering sounded like a fun thing to.
She said she started out doing what-
ever she could to help out — cleaning up,
manning a ticket booth — before taking
on her current role.
In all, Nelson said, some 20 people are
on the Canadian Days volunteer commit-
tee at any given time, with folks coming
and going as their time allows, with new
faces swapping in.
“They’re committed to helping out,”
Nelson said, pointing out too that plenty
of other people volunteer time to making
Canadian Days go, who aren’t an official
part of the committee.
“We have one member, Ray Hanson,”
Nelson added. “He was one of the origi-
nal members of Canadian Days. He occa-
sionally comes to a meeting.”
That Hanson’s been involved since
the inaugural festival in 1976 speaks vol-
ume’s to these heroes’ commitment.
As for this year and what the volun-
teers have put together, Nelson said the
big news is the reworked entertainment.
The Bad Girlfriends are performing
their crowd-pleasing combination of clas-
sic and current rock, country and pop
music the night of Friday, Aug. 3, while
an act with band members from Little
Canada will be taking the stage the next
evening.
Come Saturday afternoon, Six to Mid-
night will perform chart topping hits,
beginning at 4 p.m., while Ben Johnson
and the Road Beers, with its local musi-
cians, will close out the night beginning
at 7:30 p.m. — it’s the first time Cana-
dian Days has had a straight-up country
band, Nelson said.
While the bands might headline for
adults, Nelson said a couple new kid-
centric activities might occupy the young
folk while their parents play Kittenball
or they wait for the fireworks.
On Saturday there’ll be Cities Enter-
tainment Karaoke for all ages from 1
to 3:30 p.m., while the Hooperina hula
hoop extravaganza runs 1 to 4 p.m.
When asked if she’ll ever stop helping
out with Canadian Days, Nelson said
she’d feel incomplete if that ever hap-
pened.
“It would be such a void if we stopped
doing it!” she said.
Canadian Days 2018 highlights
include:
Thursday, Aug. 2
• Head to the Spooner Park band shell
for the Community Ice Cream Social 6 to
8 p.m., put on by the Little Canada Parks
and Recreation Commission. There will
be free custard and root beer, as well as
fire trucks on display 6:30 to 7 p.m. and a
magician 7 to 8 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 3
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5 p.m. All events are in Spooner Park
unless otherwise noted.
• The 7 Cats Swing Band will perform
5 to 7 p.m.
• Get in on the annual Corn Feed,
from 5 to 7 p.m., or until all the ears of
corn are gone. Corn-lovers get a free ear
of corn if they purchase a $3 Canadian
Days 2018 button.
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will be open 5 to 7:30 p.m.; L.C.’s Play-
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p.m.; and food vendors are open 5 to 11
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A hero’s welcome to the parade WATCH THE

Canadian Days
The Canadian Days volunteers medal from this year’s winter Olympics
aren’t the only superheroes who make in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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parade’s grand marshal is someone
who represented her country hero-
ically.
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medalist Lee Stecklein, a former Rose-
Parade
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it was Captain America, though the
hockey star said her mother is the real-
life hero.
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pro hockey career with the Minnesota
Whitecaps of the National Women’s
Hockey League, brought home a gold
Stecklein. “She is such a strong woman
and incredibly athletic.”
Per organizers, this will be Stecklein’s
first time attending Canadian Days, at Noon
though the 24-year-old is no stranger to
summer festivals in the north suburbs
— in June she was grand marshal of
on CTV Channels 15 + 859 HD
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U.S women’s hockey Olympic gold medalist Lee Stecklein was grand marshal of
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The Canadian Days Grand Parade is
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Market Labore Road

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Good luck hunting:
Medallion details
The Canadian Days medallion will
be hidden somewhere on Little Can-
ada city property where it is acces-
sible to all — that means no climb-
ing, digging or chopping will be nec-
essary to find it. As the Canadian
Days committee reminds folks, “You
may search and enjoy, but do not
destroy the natural beauty of Little
Canada.”
One other thing: The medallion
won’t be hidden in Spooner Park.
The first clue in the medallion
hunt will be posted Monday, July
30, at 8 a.m. on the main entrance
to Little Canada City Center, 515
Little Canada Road, and at North
Rice Street
Lanes Spooner L.C.
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continue to be posted through Satur-
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found.
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Little Canada Mayor John Keis, LC,
the Canadian Days mascot, and mem-
bers of the festival’s planning commit-
tee headed to Little Canada Elemen-
tary School on March 20 to congrat-
ulate second-grader Nina Faulkner
on her winning design of this year’s
Canadian Days button.
The annual button design contest
is open to students in kindergarten
through eighth grade and some 70
entries came in from kids at Little
Canada Elementary, St. John the
Evangelist School and Children’s Dis-
covery Academy of Learning, depict-
ing this year’s festival theme, “Cana-
dian Days-Superhero Headquarters.”
For her efforts, Faulkner won $100
and will ride on a float in the Cana-
dian Days Parade on Sunday, Aug. 5.
You can support Canadian Days
by purchasing your button for $3 at
Little Canada City Center, as well as
businesses Donut Hut, Gas-N-Go,
Gordie’s Place, MN Catholic Credit
Union, North Heights Hardware
Hank and Ryan’s Automotive.
Free shuttles all
weekend
• Friday, Aug. 3, shuttles run
from 5 to 11 p.m., moving peo-
ple from Pioneer Park to Spooner
Park. Pioneer Park is located at
2950 Centerville Road — you can
park in both the east and west
parking lots to catch the shuttle.
• Saturday, Aug. 4, shuttles
from Pioneer Park, with the same
details as above, run from 8 a.m.
to 11 p.m. A shuttle also runs
from Saxon Lanes, 61 Little Can-
ada Road, to Spooner Park, from 8
a.m. to 8 p.m.
• Sunday, Aug. 5, shuttles run
from Pioneer Park, with the same
details as above, from 2 to 5 p.m.
courtesy of Canadian Days
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Canadian Days mascot.

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