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The Filipino-Canadian Association of Thunder Bay typically had a booth at the Folklore Festival.

Co-chair says their biggest goal for the walk is to raise awareness.

Local venues are filled across the city as people browse the pop-up markets.

The roughly 30-minute ceremony involved the marching of the guard and the sea cadet band, alongside the local naval, sea and air cadets.

This year, the campaign has already received a $5,000 donation from White Pine Electric.

The North Shore Steelhead Association says it’s part of ongoing efforts to develop a self-sustaining population of rainbow trout.

Dr. Bruce Pynn said he's glad he decided to stay in Thunder Bay after arriving in the city 30 years ago.