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17th Annual AIDS Walk a Success in Canim Lake

There was a big turnout in Canim Lake for last Friday’s 17th Annual AIDS Walk.

The event isn’t aimed at fundraising says Donna, who participated and is a part of the Circle of Life at the White Feather Centre

There was no money raised, we just do it for awareness. It was great.

She was pleased to see children participating in the walk with prayer flags to show their support

We had all the kids, and they made these little flags called prayer flags. So we made those and we had those up on our walk and its our belief – we set them free and say a prayer.

Canim Lake will also be playing host to an event commemorating World AIDS Day on December first.

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