I know I posted some of the Sarnia Canada Day info a few days ago, but the Fox FM has this wonderful schedule of events that I wanted to share!
Canada Day 2013
Events Schedule
All Events are located at Canatara Park
Sunday, June 30, 2013
6:00pm – Sisters of Soul
7:30pm – Molly Thomason
8:30pm – Steven Page (formerly of the Barenaked Ladies)
Monday, July 1, 2013
11:30am – Canada Day Parade
12:00pm – Displays Open (Arts/Food/Souvenir)
12:30 – 1:30pm – Lambton Concert Band
(at the bandshell)
1:00pm – Jump & Slide Activities / Train Rides (hosted by Tom Scott)
1:30pm – Bandshell Opening Ceremonies
– Singing of O Canada
– Prayer by Rev. Canon Nick Wells
– Parade winners announced
– Birthday cake (served by Heritage Team)
On Stage
2:00pm – The Silly People
2:30pm – Q-Mack and J-Box Beatbox Basketball Skills
3:00pm – Steven the Great
3:30pm – D.O. Gibson (Canadian rapper)
In The Field
2:00pm – Billions Cobra Comedy Show
2:30pm – Dynamic Academy of Martial Arts
3:00pm – The Silly People
3:30pm – Billions Cobra Comedy Show
On The Big Stage
5:00pm – Steadfast
6:15pm – D.O. Gibson
7:30pm – Rumblefish
8:45pm – 3rd Wave
10:00pm – Musical Fireworks
Music will be broadcast simultaneously on 103.9, 99.9 and 106.3 – Bring your radio.
Parking/Shuttle Service
Sarnia Transit will operate a special service on July 1, 2013 from 8:30am – 11:30pm.
Shuttles will run from:
Bayside Mall, Northgate Plaza, and The Superstore. Also routes 5 & 7 in the north end will take you to Canatara Park.
Cost is only $1.00 per person (babes in arms ride free)
Cash and tickets only please (Passes not accepted).
To book a trip on the Care-A-Van service call 
519-336-3789
Parade
The parade starts at Lakeshore/Colborne Road and goes to Canatara Park
Bike Corral
The Bluewater Trails Committee wants to encourage you to ride your bike to the Canada Day events. A bike corral will be available for your use.
Enjoy all the Canada Day activities and know that your bike is secure.
This project is funded in part by the Celebrate Canada program at Canadian Heritage
Canada Day is brought to you by the Canada Day Committee and the City of Sarnia Parks and Recreation Department.