“My favourite part is all the treats the kids give me.”- Henry The Dog

What is your favourite part of Winterfest?

Streeter of the Week question at one of the many events of Winterfest.


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“My favourite part of Winterfest is the snowball fight.” Aubrey Hughes

“My favourite part is the festival of lights, I like it a lot.” Kendra Hughes

“I like the candy canes.” Elena Farrell

“I also like the candy canes.” Maria Debartolo

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