THUNDER BAY — The Thunder Bay Transportation Museum is welcoming the public to a free public event on Saturday, celebrating the Canadian Coast Guard and the city’s maritime history.
The event, which begins at 11 a.m. at the Museum, located at the Pool 6 site on the waterfront, will include a recognition of the contribution and role of the Canadian Coast Guard in maintaining and policing the waterways of the Northwest for the past 61 years.
It will also include a joint celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Reserves and a visit by the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Samuel Risley
There will be a parade of the Thunder Bay Pipes and drums and the Royal Canadian Navy colour party, as well as free tours, displays and a special dockside market filled with local vendors.
The public will also be able to tour the Alexander Henry following the introduction and raising of the Coast Guard flag.
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