Sask.’s first parade makes lots of noise down Main Street on
Wednesday
Crystal Schick/Times-Herald
Hundreds of French and immersion students march
down Main
Street Moose Jaw in Sask.’s first ever
Tintamarre celebration on March 15, 2017.
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By Lisa Goudy
Cheering, dancing and loud music filled Main Street as
hundreds of excited French Moose Javians waved their Fransaskois flags.
Banging pots, pans and wooden spoons, some children were
dressed in costumes and some wore temporary Fransaskois flag tattoos and face
paint.
It was Moose Jaw and Saskatchewan’s first Tintamarre celebration,
a tradition dating back to 1755 in Nova Scotia.
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