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This article was published 01/07/2024 (747 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
It was a rainy Canada Day on Monday, with many of the festivities planned for the city either canceled or moved indoors. Here are some of the best images caught by Free Press photographers as Winnipeggers celebrated Canada Day on July 1, 2024.
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Muneeba and Michael Khan with son Zion take part in the Canada Day celebrations at Princess Auto stadium Monday, July 1, 2024.
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People watch as Catie St. Germain performs in the Canada Day celebrations at at Princess Auto stadium Monday.
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Catie St. Germain performs in the Canada Day celebrations at Princess Auto stadium Monday.
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Hritik Rajpoot has his face painted at the Canada Day celebrations at Princess Auto stadium Monday.
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Lynne Anderson, from left, Colleen Freund, Shelley Moore and Nicki Clearwater with Brendan Moore and John Clearwater take in the Canada Day celebrations at Princess Auto stadium Monday.
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Dancers compete in the Canada Day celebrations at the Forks, Monday.
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Joanne Deezar and niece Genelle D’eschambault sing along while Catie St. Germain performs in the Canada Day celebrations at Princess Auto stadium Monday.
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A child watches Catie St. Germain performs
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Children take shots with the Sea Bears at the Canada Day celebrations at the Forks Monday.
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Sarah Cotton with daughters Sweet Bella and Honey Victoria take in the Canada Day celebrations at the Forks Monday.
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Christine Wild with daughter Kyleigh take in the Canada Day celebrations at Princess Auto stadium Monday.
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Abby has her face painted at the Canada Day celebrations at Princess Auto stadium Monday.
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Chad Posthumus, centre with the Sea Bears, plays ball with Jace Guilbert at the Canada Day celebrations at the Forks, Monday.
