Canal Days Marine Heritage Festival 2013 Program

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MarCh on ovErCanal Days at the Museum is your destination or marine displays andphotographs, as well as railway models. Enjoy the Great Lakes Model BoatAssociation remote control boat show in action and the Niagara PowerAssociation displays and demonstrations o everything rom corn shucking tosteam whistles. Watch artisans demonstrate blacksmithing, woodcarving, woolspinning, and rope ladder-making throughout the heritage village. Listen tosome toe tapping live Celtic music per ormed by Against the Grain and Barley

Brae all under a canopy o shade. Back by popular demand, Taras School o Highland Dance will bring students to per orm traditional Scottish dances. Visitwith the 2nd Lincoln Militia re-enactors and print a ree souvenir postcard usinga heritage press. Enjoy a stu ed pork dinner cooked over a wood re by PigRoast Productions. Satis y your taste buds with Crystal Beach Wa es and Suckers.Be sure to come on Saturday or the classic car show reunion. Dont orget thatthe museum is the only place where you can purchase your o cial Canal Day T-shirts.

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Port Colborne Historic Museum will>host the Royal Ontario MuseumsOy yah ohdiwenagoh: Throughthe Voices o Beads exhibition thatreveals the meaning expressed inIroquois beadwork.Aboriginal Big Drum Group>Ohnia:karaAaron Bell the Ojibway Storyteller>and the White Pine Dancers

Arabellas Edwardian Tea Room ->Fresh Baked Biscuits & TeaSkirmish by the 2nd Regiment o >Lincoln Militia To & Fro: Cargo on the Go >Celebrating a Century o ShippingHeritageKids Zone: Face painting, Heritage>Dress-Up, Games, Scavenger Hunt,Story Time

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Comprised o the St. Lawrence River, St. Lawrence Seawayand the Great Lakes, Hwy H2O is a 3,700-kilometer (2,400mile) marine highway that runs between Canada and theUnited States. Hwy H2O fows directly into our commercial,industrial and agricultural heartland, home to some 100million people, roughly one quarter o the Canada/U.S.combined population.

Cargo moves reely along the waterway reliably arriving atits destination on time. Some 41 ports serve as on/o rampsconnecting to a vast network o roadways and rail linesproviding complete door-to-door service.

Over 300 million metric tonnes o cargo were transported onHwy H2O during the 2004 navigation season. Remarkably,the Seaway is currently being utilized at only 50% o itscapacity. With global trade continually increasing, orecastscall or marine tra c volumes worldwide to triple within thenext 20 years.

Hwy H2O is strategically positioned to play a dynamic rolein our world o changing markets, road congestion and

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Nestled at the juncture o the WellandCanal and the Lake Erie north shore, PortColborne is a working marine community,with rich nautical history and welcominghospitality. At the height o summer, theentire city takes time to celebrate thereasons why this picturesque town hasgrown and prospered our marine heritageand our connection to the St. LawrenceSeaway and the sea aring world at large.

Algoma is a leading Canadianshipping company, owning andoperating the largest Canadianflag fleet of dry-bulk carriers andproduct tankers operating on theGreat Lakes - St. LawrenceWaterway.

Algoma Central Corporation andGeorgian College will attend theCanal Days celebration at Port

Colborne, Ontario from August2nd to August 5th.

A highlight of the Event will be ademonstration of a navigationbridge simulator and an engineroom simulator.

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Marine NavigationSimulator - your chanceto command a Great Lakes ship.

12:00pm 8:00pm10:00am 6:00pm10:00am 6:00pm10:00am 6:00pm

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Vendor AreaMarket Square/ConcertsClarence Street, Bridge 21Harbourmasters BuildingTransient Boat DocksPort Promenade/Tall ShipsPort Colborne MuseumArabellas Tea RoomL.R. Wilson Research Archives

Public LibraryCar & Kite Shows/5K RunCity HallFireworks DisplaySugarloaf MarinaRoselawn Centre/Showboat Festival TheatreVisitor Information Centre/Chamber of CommerceBike Race StartSeaway Park/Childrens Area/Ultimate Air DogsMidway EntertainmentPatio on WestCraft Show

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Bring the amily down to Canal Daysdaily and enjoy a large assortmento activities such as midway gamesand rides, infatable bouncers,musical entertainment, streetper ormers and so much more.

All taking place along the canal onSugarloa , Princess and West Streets.

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startinG DaiLy at 10:00 mLocated on Princess Street near the Museum, the Midway o ers ridesincluding the Rockoplace, the Sizzler, and Dragon Wagon. Youngerchildren will love the rides sized just or them!

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saturDayMonDay: 11 m6pm.F c lled e c ld e d ddle .Shriners Balloon Animals 1:00pm-4:00pm.Free ace-painting rom 11:00 am to 2:00 pm Saturday, Sunday &Monday. Free colouring area, infatables and in ant and Tiny Tot PlayLand. The Canal Days Childrens Train will provide ree travel rom WestStreet, across bridge 21 to the childrens area and back.

B P d l gsunDay EvEninG be ore the Fireworks SpectacularPhoto courtesy o John Grant Hosted by The Sugarloa Sailing Club.

Where else in the world, but in Port Colborne, can you have the uniqueexperience o having a parade where the foats...actually foat!!


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THE TORONTO ALL STAR BIG BAND

r w G d sw gsaturDay: 11:30 m - 3:00pm 296 F elde a eA special sneak preview o The Twilight Jazz Series by the ounders o theSeries: The Shea D Duo: Peter Shea + Juliet Dunn.

Enjoy an a ternoon in the gardens at the Roselawn Centre with the sounds o the Toronto All Star Big Band. Bring your lawn chair, enjoy some lunch and aglass o wine or beer. Donations accepted at the gate.

i d C s wsaturDaysunDay 10:00 m5:00pmA major undraising e ort by the Optimist Club supporting the children o Port Colborne, the indoor cra t show showcases more than 60 vendors romacross Southern Ontario. FREE AdmissionVale Health and Wellness Centre, Elizabeth Street

C D y 5k rusaturDay, auGust 3, 2013Join us or an exciting race throughout scenic Port Colborne. There will be a 5km run/walk, and a Kids Fun Run. The race starts and nishesat HH Knoll Park and includes lots o post-race ood, music and prizes! Allparticipants are encouraged to take part in the Hawaiian theme, prizes orbest costume and more to be given out.

all p ceed a m o n g C p eDetails: Please note: there will be no race day registration this year, you mustregister in advance online. Visit canaldaysrun.ca or details and to register.7:00 m P c p s g8:00 m K d F r8:15 m ad l s

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Whisky Run Gol Course challenges you to hit a gol ball acrossthe Welland Canal. Hit a gol ball approximately 125 yards to clearthe canal and win a 9-hole pass to play the Owl Course. Hit a gol

ball 145 yards to stay on the sand green and win a 18-hole pass.$2.00 or one gol ball$5.00 or three gol ballsAll money raised goes to the Port Colborne Special Olympics

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k FsaturDay auGust 3,2013Coordinated by the Niagara Windriders Kitefyers Association

Bring the amily to HH Knoll Park Saturday to see InternationalKitefyers showcase their aerial works o art and skills.

Home o the original Aquarium in the Sky eaturing octopi,manta ray and shes the size o school buses. With grounddisplays, single line, dual line and quad line kites, the eld is lledto produce a dazzling display o colour and activity.

At dusk lights are added to the kites and eld to light up the nightor another un lled element. To add to the illumination bring

along your fash light!

10:00am Pre program fy1:00pm Opening with Windjammers Kite Team

rom Detroit Michigan2:00pm Grand Ascension, Aquarium in the sky2:30 pm Special event3:30 pm Sport kite DemonstrationsDusk-10:00 pm Night Kite fy

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Canal Days is not all about what happenson the water its also a celebration o

riendship and culture. Come on down withsome riends to H.H. Knoll park where you canrelive the days o chrome and muscle cars,take part in a thrilling mountain bike raceon some o the best trails around or try yourluck at driving a gol ball accross the canal.

End the night with a spectacular reworks display.

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21 a uC D y C s wsunDay, auGust 4 : 8 m-4pm H.H.Knoll Park Whether its the huge collection o automobiles, the lakeside setting, the liveentertainment, this activity draws thousands o visitors each summer. Once yousee it, youll know why.Free Registration. Door prizes. Over 50 trophies andspecial awardsFOOD VENDORS and LIVE ENTERTAINMENT by50s in ColoUr ! To participate, please arrive early.

F w sp c cuSUNDAY, AUgUSt 4 10:00 pm West Street on the canal

C D yM u B r cSUNDAY AUgUSt 4 neW For 2013 6 u y m . s , g m d m c g .Weir Canal Municipal Parking Lot located at 177 Main Street West The race course will be approximately 10km in length with a lap time o lessthan 1 hour in duration or the average rider. This is an all weather race andrain or shine the race will go.Race registration is available online and closes August 2, 2013SIGN IN OPENS at 8:00am and CLOSES at 9:30amRACE START TIME 10:00am

On course eed station will be provided. Food and Re reshment vendorswill be available on site.

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I youre looking or a good party thenhead over to the Market square andhear some o the best music around asbands per orm live or the crowd.

There is always a good time to be hadwith amily and riends throughoutthe a ternoon and into the night.

ID will be checked upon entry i youwish to purchase alcoholic beverageswithin the secure licensed area.

Canal Days concert series presented by:

TEA PARTYBleeker Ridge

TimeGiant

DownchildBlues Band

Rich and the Poor Boys

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Caroline Keane& Tom Delany

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all aGes ConCerts! All concerts will be open to all ages in a licensed OPEN-AIR concept Market Square venue. Those wishing to enjoyan alcoholic beverage will be required to show proper identi cation and obtain a wristband at the entrances to purchase tickets or MolsonCoors and cooler products. There will be no exceptions. All event times and schedules are approximate and subject to weather permittingincluding reworks. Donations accepted at entrance points, outside chairs permitted, wrist band policy in e ect and ID will be checked at entrance

points. Beer Garden Service will end at 12:00 a.m.For urther details, please call the Port Colborne Visitors Centre at 1-888-Port-FUn or visit www.p c b .c

Afternoon Celtic Ceilidh F E S T I VA L C E L E B R AT I O

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Only in Port Colborne does the current WellandCanal pass directly through the downtown businessdistrict, and only during Canal Days will visitors ndan impressive array o special guests: Tall Ships, CoastGuard vessel, a working Fire Boat, and many otherships along the canal wall at historic West Street.

Celebrate the height o summer by taking a cruise onLake Erie aboard one o the Tall Ships - eel the windon your ace and the deck beneath your eet, thespray o the water and the warmth o the air.A one-o -a-kind experience!

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pp g du yAll weekend along West Street, take advantage o walking onboard some o the wonderous vessels to see what its like to havesea legs. Kids can step onto the bridge, grasp the Captains wheeland get a lesson in walking the plank.

Many o these ships are open or public viewing, and many o theships crew interact with estival guests. Lake Erie Tall Ship Cruisesare available and guests can also book a sunset dinner cruise, orview the spectacular Canal Days Fireworks rom the deck o theEmpire Sandy.

t s pemp s dyA Canal Days staple and crowd avourite, the Empire Sandy willreturn to Niagaras South Coast and o er estival crowds theopportunity to step on board and enjoy cruises on Lake Erie.

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oot, steel hulled schooner built in Houston, Texas. Constructionbegan in 1998, but she was not launched until 2002. She wassailed home to Nova Scotia in the all o 2006, the 2500 nauticalmile voyage taking 20 days. Originally designed as a Staysailschooner, she was converted to a ga rigged, square topsailschooner over the winter o 2006/2007. She chartered or 3 yearsin Hali ax, Nova Scotia be ore seeking warmer waters to thesouth.

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CrUise tiCketsad ce cke c ll: r el w B x ofce 905 834 0833. During Canal Days, dinner cruise tickets can be purchased at City Hall. Tickets ormorning and a ternoon cruises can be purchased daily rom the ticket tent located on West St. near the Tall Ships.

FriDay, auGust 2s e E e g C eBoarding: 6:30 p.m., Sailing: 7 p.m., Return: 9 p.m.Price per person: $20 MAX: 275 Guests

saturDay, auGust 3M g C eBoarding: 10:30 a.m., Sailing: 10:45 a.m., Return: 12:45 p.m.Price per person: $20 MAX: 275 Guests

a e C eBoarding: 1:45 p.m., Sailing: 2 p.m., Return: 4 p.m.Price per person: $20 MAX: 275 Guests

D e C eBoarding: 6:30 p.m., Sailing: 7 p.m., Return: 11 p.m.Price per person: $69.00MAX: 230 Guests

sunDay, auGust 4M g C eBoarding: 10:30 a.m., Sailing: 10:45 a.m., Return: 12:45 p.m.Price per person: $20 MAX: 275 Guests


F ew k D e C eBoarding: 5:30 p.m., Sailing: 6 p.m., Return: 10 p.m.Price per person: $95.00 MAX: 230 Guests

MonDay, auGust 5M g C eBoarding: 10:30 a.m., Sailing: 10:45 a.m., Return: 12:45 p.m.Price per person: $20 MAX: 275 Guests


Emp e s d C l C ethursDay, auGust 1Lake Ontario to Lake Erie.$97.75 each. Call, 90583408337:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . FREE Shuttle bus to St Catharines

9:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . Ship boarding at Westcli e Park andMarine, Port Dalhousie9:30am . . . . . . . . . . . . Canal Cruise departs in Port Dalhousie8:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . Empire Sandy arrives in Port Colborne8:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . Shuttle bus returns to Port Dalhousie*Arrival times subject to change

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FriDay, auGust 2a e C eBoarding: 1:30 p.m., Sailing: 2:00 p.m., Return: 3:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 guests

L e a e C eBoarding: 3:30 p.m., Sailing: 4:00 p.m., Return: 5:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 guests

E e g C eBoarding: 6:30 p.m., Sailing: 7:00 p.m., Return: 8:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 guests

saturDay, auGust 3M g C eBoarding: 9:30 a.m., Sailing: 10:00 a.m. Return: 11:00 a.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 Guests

n C eBoarding: 11:30 a.m., Sailing: 12:00 p.m. Return: 1:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 Guests

a e C eBoarding: 1:30 p.m., Sailing: 2:00 p.m. Return: 3:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 Guests

L e a e C eBoarding: 3:30 p.m., Sailing: 4:00 p.m. Return: 5:00 p.m.Price per person: $20.00, MAX: 70 Guests

E e g C eBoarding: 6:30 p.m., Sailing: 7:00 p.m. Return: 8:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 Guests

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Boarding: 9:30 a.m., Sailing: 10:00 a.m. Return: 11:00 a.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 Guests

n C eBoarding: 11:30 a.m., Sailing: 12:00 p.m. Return: 1:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 Guests

a e C eBoarding: 1:30 p.m., Sailing: 2:00 p.m. Return: 3:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 Guests

L e a e C eBoarding: 3:30 p.m., Sailing: 4:00 p.m. Return: 5:00 p.m.Price per person: $20.00, MAX: 70 Guests

E e g C eBoarding: 6:30 p.m., Sailing: 7:00 p.m. Return: 8:00 p.m.Price per person: $20, MAX: 70 Guests

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FriDay: . . . . . . . .5:00pm10:00pmsaturDay: . . . . .1:00pm10:00pmsunDay: . . . . . . .1:00pm6:30pm

7:30pm 10:30pmMonDay: . . . . . .12:00pm4:00pmAll tickets stop selling 30 minutes be ore closing

UltiMate air DoGsSAtUrDAY & SUNDAY SeAwAY PArk nEW For 2013: Canadas rst and only 100% Canadian owned andoperated dock jumping organization and produces pro essionalshows that exhilarate the audiences while maintaining a amily-

riendly atmosphere.

Ultimate Air Dogs Canada donates a portion o the proceedsgenerated by every event to an animal charity as part o ourcorporate commitment in support o unding these valuableorganizations.

So bring your dog out to Seaway Park to experience the un andexcitement o Ultimate Air Dogs Canada.

C D yDuc r cMonDay, auGust 5, 3:00pm weSt StreetHelp support the Port Colborne Conservation Club and the PortColborne Historical and Marine Museum by purchasing a YellowDuck on West Street or Mondays Duck Race on the canal!1 P ze: $2,500 C2 d P ze: $950 F g B ke & s g l M sl p3 d P ze: $500 C d t e g c d4 P ze: $450 G l B ke m l c l c e

$5 or one duck $20 or a amily o 5 ducks$100 or a fock o 100 ducks

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All that walking is bound to make you wantto sit and relax. Take a load o at The Patio onWest Street and enjoy a cold drink. Open eacha ternoon, The Patio o ers beer and coolerswhich are sure to please.

Enjoy the scenery and gaze at the ships in thecanal as they navigate the St Lawrence Seawaypassage. Government photo ID is required.

Bee :$5 .00

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uLtiMatE air DoGs EvEnt sChEDuLE:saturDay: 8:00am . . Check in 9:00am . . . Splash #1

10:30am . Check-in 11:30am . . Catch-it12:00pm . Check-in 1:00pm . . . Splash #22:30pm . . Check-in 3:30pm . . . Splash #3

sunDay: 8:00am . . Check in 9:00am . . . Splash #110:30am . Check-in 11:30am . . Catch-it

12:00pm . Check-in 1:00pm . . . Splash #22:30pm . . Check-in 3:30pm . . . Splash #3

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Our New Home is currently under construction at 916 Niagara Street in Welland, rightin the heart of Welland's retail core!

Close to the 406, The Seaway Mall, The "Big Box" Stores, banks, restaurants and grocerystores, our new location will be more convenient to shoppers, new clients and mostimportantly, our Loyal Customers!

As you can see from the rendering it will be a state of the art facility, allowing our teamof Automotive Sales and Service Professionals to serve you better. The big move from ourcurrent location at 435 Prince Charles Dr. S. should happen by Thanksgiving this year!

The really big news is that we will also welcome a new addition to the Rose City Familyonce we move in! We are very excited to say that FIAT COMES TO ROSE CITY CHRYSLER AT OUR NEW LOCATION THIS FALL!!

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C L I M B A B O A R D From its home port o Burlington Ontario, CCGS Limnos makes avaluable contribution to the research and monitoring o the GreatLakes. Taking its name rom limnology, the study o inland waters,CCGS Limnos supports scienti c research undertaken by the Depart-ment o Fisheries and Oceans and Environment Canada on theimpact o invasive species on ecosystems, nutrient enrichment, andtoxic chemicals management.

s y F ,s c a w y The City o Port Colborne is pleased to recognize the Coast Guardscommitment to saving lives, responding to environmental andother natural disasters, clearing the way or maritime tra c, andensuring Canadas waterways are sa e and accessible. From provid-ing navigational aids and icebreaking assistance, to search andrescue, maritime security and marine communications, the CoastGuards signi cant role cannot be overstated. Join us this weekendand meet Coast Guard personnel and get a close-up look at theCanadian Coast Guard Ship Limnos.For more in ormation on the Canadian Coast Guard please visit:http://www.ccg-gcc.gc.ca

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Built and commissioned during an era when Bu alos water ront andort were booming, the Cotter has been an invaluable asset o rerotection or the numerous warehouses, grain elevators and otheracilities that line Bu alos shores.

On October 7, 1960, an unprecedented event occurred in Americanhistory. On that night, at the age o 60, the Edward M. Cottersxtraordinary re ghting abilities were called upon to help Bu alosellow re ghters in another country.

A blaze had erupted in the eight-story Maple Lea Milling Company, agrain and milling complex in Port Colborne. With no reboat protection

their own, the Port Colborne Fire Dept. sent the call out requestinghe Cotter.

At approximately 8:30 p.m., with no radar o her own to help hernavigate, the Cotter began her trip accross the waters o Lake Erie. Two

hours ma ter receiving the call, the Cotter arrived. With all her gunsrought to bear, she ought or more than our hours until the blaze wasnally extinguished. On that day, the Edward M. Cotter became the rstreboat in the United States to cross the international line to ght a re.

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WEst strEEt2:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . Retail Vendors, Exhibits, Taste o Canal Days Food

Courts, Canal Days Gol Challenge hosted by WhiskyRun

:30pm . . . . . . . . . . .a e C e L r mboarding begins:30pm . . . . . . . . . . . .L e a e C e L r mboarding:

begins6:30pm . . . . . . . . . . .E e g C e L r mboarding begins6:30pm . . . . . . . . . . . .s e C e Emp e s dboarding begins

MiDWay:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . . Princess StreetM dw r de and amusements

h.h. KnoLL ParK 6:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . .W e P l B , help us break the Guiness World

Record or the largest water pistol event

MusEuM12:005:00pm . . . . .P C lb e h c l & M e M e m. Free

Admission, 280 King St. at Princess St.2:00pm4:00pm . . . Edw d te at Arabellas Tea Room

MarKEt squarE7:00am . . . . . . . . . . . .C l D F me M keat Market Square7:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . . Live at Market Squaret e te P with Bleeke

r dge &t me G presented by 97.7 HTZ FM Allages, amily riendly concert area, outside chairspermitted, donations accepted at gate, Bar sales until12:00am, Wrist band policy in e ect

12:30am . . . . . . . . . . . Market Square closes

GEnEraL EvEnts:00am10:30am . . B e k F e dOver 55 Senior Centre, 554

Fielden Ave., $5 members, $6 nonmembers,everyone welcome

2:00pm6:00pm . . C l D B ke at various locations

h.h. KnoLL ParK :00am . . . . . . . . . . . .C l D K d F r , registration begins at

7:00am, Hawaiian theme, prizes or best costumes andmore, NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION, please register online prior to the day o the race

:30am . . . . . . . . . . . .C l D 5km r , registration begins at 7:00am,Hawaiian theme, prizes or best costumes and more,NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION, please register on lineprior to the day o the race

0:00am10:00pm . C l D K e Fe l, ree admission, Single Line,dial line, quad line and Sport Kite Field

:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . .C l D K e Fe l G d a ce K e:30pm10:00pm . . C l D K e Fe l n g Fl

WEst strEEt:30 a.m. . . . . . . . . . .M g C e L r mboarding begins0:00am . . . . . . . . . . . Retail Vendors, Exhibits, Taste o Canal Days Food Courts,

Canal Days Gol Challenge hosted by Whisky Run0:30am . . . . . . . . . . .M g C e Emp e s dboarding begins

at10:45am. $20 per person1:00am . . . . . . . . . . .F eb EM C earrives on West Street1:30 a.m. . . . . . . . . .n C e L r mboarding begins:30pm . . . . . . . . . . .a e C e L r mboarding begins:45pm . . . . . . . . . . . .a e C e Emp e s dboarding at

2:00pm. $20 per person:30pm . . . . . . . . . . .L e a e C e L r mboarding

begins:30pm . . . . . . . . . . .E e g C e L r mboarding begins:30pm . . . . . . . . . . . .D e C e Emp e s dboarding at 7:00pm.

$69.00 per person

MiDWay0:00am . . . . . . . . . . . Princess StreetM dw r de and amusements

vaLE hEaLth anD WELLnEss CEntrE0:00am5:00pm . . C l D C s w. Approximately 60 juried

cra ters. Admission is ree

ChiLDrEns arEa11:00am6:00pm C ld e a e pe at Seaway Park, colouring,

infatables and toddler play area11:00am6:00pm . . FREE WattmanC ld e t deat Bridge 2111:00am2:00pmFREEF F ce F ce P g1:00pm4:00pm . . . Port Colborne/Welland & District Shrine Club hosting

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MusEuM11:00am5:00pm . . P C lb e h c l & M e M e m280

King St. at Princess St. $2 Admission. Children under 12and Members ree

11:00am5:00pm . . r l o M e m Ex bOy yahohdiwenagoh: Through the Voices o Beads atMuseum

11:00am3:00pm . . Cl c C s wat Museum11:30am4:30pm . . ag e G per orm Celtic Music at Museum11:30am12:00pm o k D m G pPer orm at Museum12:00pm4:00pm . Edw d te at Arabellas Tea Room12:00pm4:00pm . rem e C l M del B s wOn the Hour at

Museum12:00pm4:00pm . s t meby the Library in the Hochelaga at

Museum12:00pm2:00pm . t sc l h g l d D cePer orm Scottish

Dances at Museum2:00pm2:30pm . . 2 d L c l M l sk m3:00pm3:30pm . . o k D m G pPer orm at Museum4:00pm4:30pm . . sc e ge h draw

rosELaWn CEntrE11:00pm4:00pm . . Roselawn Centre presents G de sw g J zzon the

lawn with t e t all s B g B d, 296 FieldenAve at Carter St., Licensed, Food available

MarKEt squarE6:30pm . . . . . . . . . . . . Live at Market Square,ap l W ewith D w c ld

Bl e B dand r c & t e P B presented byGIANT FM. All ages, donations accepted at the gates,

amily riendly concert area, outside chairs permitted.

Bar sales until 12:00am, Wrist band policy in e ect12:30am . . . . . . . . . . . Market Square Closes

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GEnEraL EvEnts8:00am . . . . . . . . . . . .C l D M B ke r ceRegistration at City

Tavern. Presented by Shorthills Cycling Club,cdmb .c m

10:00am . . . . . . . . . . .C l D M B ke r ceBegins12:00pm6:00pm . . C l D B ke at various locations

h.h. KnoLL ParK 8:00am4:00pm . . . C l D C s w, Free Registration and

Admission, Food Donations accepted, Dash plaquesor the rst 400 cars, Over 50 trophies and specialawards, Food vendors and Live Entertainmentby 50 C l

vaLE hEaLth anD WELLnEss CEntrE10:00am . . . . . . . . . . .C l D C s w. Approximately 60 juried

cra ters. Admission is ree (to 5pm)

WEst strEEt9:30 a.m. . . . . . . . . . .M g C e L r mboarding begins10:00am . . . . . . . . . . . West Street Retail Vendors, Exhibits, Taste o Canal

Days Food Courts, First Nations Exhibits10:30am . . . . . . . . . . .M g C e Emp e s dboarding begins at

10:45am. $20 per person

11:30 a.m. . . . . . . . . .n C e L r mboarding begins1:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . .C l D W e & Bee G deopens. ID required.

19+ venue1:30pm . . . . . . . . . . .a e C e L r mboarding begins1:45pm . . . . . . . . . . . .a e C e Emp e s dboarding at

2:00pm. $20 per person3:30pm . . . . . . . . . . .L e a e C e L r mboarding

begins5:30pm . . . . . . . . . . . .F ew k D e C e Emp e s dboarding at

6:00pm sail. $95.00 per person6:30pm . . . . . . . . . . .E e g C e L r mboarding begins6:30pm . . . . . . . . . . . .C l D W e & Bee G decloses7:30pm10:30pm . . C l D W e & Bee G deopens. ID required.

19+ venue. Entry donation o $5 required orFireworks Spectacular, rst come, rst served

9:15pm . . . . . . . . . . . .B P de L g along the Welland Canal10:00pm . . . . . . . . . . .C l D F ew k spec c lover the Welland

Canal. Presented by Rankin Construction



infatables and toddler play area11:00am6:00pm . . FREEW m C ld e t deat Bridge 2111:00am2:00pmFREEF F ce F ce P g1:00pm4:00pm . . . Port Colborne/Welland & District Shrine Club hosting

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MusEuM11:00am5:00pm . . P C lb e h c l & M e M e m280

King St. at Princess St. $2 Admission. Children under12 and Members ree

11:00am5:00pm . . r l o M e m Ex bOy yah ohdiwenagoh: Through the Voices o Beads at Museum

11:30am4:30pm . . B le B ePer orm Celtic Music at Museum11:30am -12:00 . . . .a Bell e oj bw s elleand the White

Pine Dancers Per orm at the Museum12:00pm4:00pm . . Edw d te at Arabellas Tea Room12:00pm4:00pm . . rem e C l M del B s wOn the Hour at

Museum12:00pm4:00pm . . s t meby the Library in the Hochelaga at

Museum2:00pm2:30pm . . . 2 d L c l M l sk mat Museum2:30pm3:00pm . . . t w C e 35th Annual Canal Days Cry &

Presentation3:00pm3:30 . . . . . .a Bell e oj bw s elleand the White

Pine Dancers Per orm at Museum4:00pm4:30pm . . . sc e ge h Draw

MarKEt squarE12:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . Live at the Market SquareC l D a e

Cel c Ce l dpresented by Rose City Chrysler.eaturing the L m McGl K c e P B,

t D p t , From Ireland C l e Ke e &t m Del e and t e se ck s l . All ages,amily riendly concert area, outside chairs and

strollers welcome, donations accepted at gate, Barsales until 5:00pm, Wrist band policy in e ect

6:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . . Market Square Closes

GEnEraL EvEnts12:00pm4:00pm . . C l D B ke at various locations

WEst strEEt10:00am . . . . . . . . . . . Retail Vendors, Exhibits, Taste o Canal Days Food

Courts10:30am . . . . . . . . . . .M g C e Emp e s dboarding at 10:45am.

$20 per person1:45pm . . . . . . . . . . . .a e C e Emp e s dboarding begins at

2:00pm. $20 per person3:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . .P C lb e M e m & P C lb e & D c

C e Cl b D ck r ceon the Welland Canal,West St. at Charlotte St.


MusEuM12:005:00pm . . . . .P C lb e h c l & M e M e m. Free

Admission, 280 King St. at Princess St.2:00pm4:00pm . . . Edw d te at Arabellas Tea Room


infatables, and toddler play area

12:00pm4:00pm . . FREEW m C ld e t deat Bridge 2111:00am2:00pmFREEF F ce F ce P g1:00pm4:00pm . . . Port Colborne/Welland & District Shrine Club hosting

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MarKEt squarE12:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . Live at Market Square,t e C e e with s e

ac and, P C lb e L Cl b C G e w,outside chairs and strollers welcome, donationsaccepted at gate, all ages, Bar sales until 5:00pm, Wristband policy in e ect

5:30pm . . . . . . . . . . . . Market Square Closes

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TA K E I T E A S Y

Theres no need to walk arther than you need to.

Take the hassle out o nding goodparking downtown. Get on the shuttle atthe West Side Arena, MTO Maintenance

acility on HWY 140 or the Vale Health &Wellness Centre on Elizabeth Street andride in com ort right to the heart o all theaction. Buses are scheduled to run every20 minutes but may be subject to change.

All buses accommodate wheelchairs andsmall scooters.

r u mFrEE shuttLE sErviCEWithin Port CoLBornE Friday 4:00 pm 12:30 amSaturday 10:00 am 12:00 amSunday 10:00 am 12:30 amMonday 10:00 am 4:30 pmNotE: All shuttles are scheduled to run approximately every 20minutes

East sidE routEshuttlE stops

FriDay to MonDayMTO Maintenance Facility (2626 Highway 140) & Vale Health &

Wellness Center (550 Elizabeth Street) (cra t show location)

Seaway Park, Bridge 21 at Welland Avenue (childrens area,

Ultimate Air Dogs Canada, ood, vendors, concerts, museum,carnival, vessels)

wEst sidE routEshuttlE stops

FriDayWest Side Arena

King St at Elgin Street (museum, carnival, childrens area)

King Street at Charlotte Street (vendors, ood, concerts, vessels)

Sugarloa Street and Elm Street (H.H. Knoll Park)

Saturday

West side arena

King St at Elgin St (museum, carnival, childrens area,

Ultimate Air Dogs Canada)

King St at Charlotte St (vendors, ood, concerts, vessels)

Fielden Avenue at Carter St (Roselawn Garden Swing)

Sugarloa Street and Elm Street (H.H. Knoll Park,

running race & kite show)

Sunday

West side arena


Ultimate Air Dogs Canada)

King St at Charlotte St (vendors, ood, concerts, vessels)

Sugarloa Street and Elm Street (hh knoll park, car show)

MonDayWest side arena


Ultimate Air Dogs Canada)King St at Charlotte St (vendors, ood, concerts, vessels)

Sugarloa Street and Elm Street (H.H. Knoll Park)

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Graphic Design and production by Mark A. Hughes Printed in Canada

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Canal Days Marine Heritage Festival 2013 Program

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