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THUNDER BAY – The boys are back in town and ready to thrill, feed and entertain tens of thousands of visitors to the Canadian Lakehead Exhibition’s annual summer fair.
The just-turned seven-year-old was thrilled to be back at the fair again, one of the first to arrive on Wednesday for the opening day of the five-day celebration. Missing a couple of years wasn’t all bad – it allowed Sierra to grow in stature and qualify for some of the more thrilling rides aimed at older fair-goers.
“They’re all different. Some are spinning, some are calm. It’s really fun to go on different rides. It’s fun being at a different place.”“A bunch of treats,” Mia said.“My favourite one is the Pirate Ship,” he said. “You go up and down and it feels really funny.”“It’s so fun,” she said. “I missed it a lot, I love the fair.”Fair chair Basil Lychowyd said the last time the fair was held, in 2019, about 55,000 people showed up over the five days. He’s expecting record-breaking crowds in 2022.
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