RETROSPECTIVE: The Tradition of the Lion's Clarenville Santa Claus Parades

I've been documenting the annual Lion's Clarenville Santa Claus Parade for over 20 years. The 2022 Parade is coming up on December 3rd and I plan to be there to record it. In the meantime, here's a retrospective look at parades past.

The 2021 Parade

The 2020 Parade was not held owing to COVID

The 2019 Edition

The 2018 Edition

The 2017 Edition

The 2016 Edition

The 2015 Edition

The 2014 Edition

The 2013 Edition

The 2012 Edition

The 2011 Edition

The 2010 Edition

The 2009 Edition

The 2008 Edition

The 2006

2005

2004

The 2002 Edition

The 2001 Edition

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