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SickKids celebrates Canada 150+!
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SickKids celebrates Canada 150+!

Summary:

We are still trying to get the maple syrup out of our hair after three fun filled events around Canada day!

We are still trying to get the maple syrup out of our hair after three fun filled events around Canada Day!

Twenty-one teams – over 100 staff filled the Garden Terrace at lunch to for Canada150+ trivia! Staff showed their creativity and Canadian pride with their dynamic team names. The John A. Mac-QUIZ-nalds from Pharmacy came out victorious and took away the grand prize: tickets to the SickKids BBQ and a copy of SickKids: A Complete History of The Hospital for Sick Children by David Wright.

Festivities moved outside for the SickKids annual BBQ where 1,684 attendees came out showing their Canadian pride! Many activities such as bean bag toss, messy hands and a silent auction were available for the community. Attendees also had the chance to win prizes by answering Canadian questions from our MC.

Then on Canada Day itself, Child Life hosted an indoor event for the children and families with games, maple treats and crafts!

People line up at a row of tables outside SickKids.
Lunch is served: SickKids community picking their favourite fresh fruit.
Members of the SickKids staff enjoying the sun and food on the grass.
Staff stand around a white maple leaf with red handprints painted on it.
Our staff are not afraid to get their hands messy with Canadian pride.
People seated together outside.
Enjoying time in the sun with colleagues.
A person stands in front of a crowd wearing a scrub cap printed with red maple leaves.
Showing some Canadian spirit at the SickKids community BBQ.
People create a Canada flag with lite brite (small lightbulbs on a board).
A little teamwork can build a beautiful Canada 150 flag.
Toddler holds a cupcake with a maple leaf on it.
This little one nabbed herself a maple cupcake.
Two people sit at a table doing a craft.
Craft time!
Baby in stroller holds Canada flag.
You are never too little to hold a flag with pride.
Group of five adults stand together, each holding a copy of a SickKids book.
The John A. Mac-QUIZ-nalds from left to right: Ravi Pathak, Shawn Wallace, Judy Molnar, Sandra Judd and Carla Marsden.
Six women dressed in red and white and each wearing a headband with two Canadian flags sticking out of them.
The Poutine Princesses
Five women seated around a table each wearing glittery dress up glasses.
The Tragically Quick
Five women seated together wearing Canada themed hats.
The Tragically Quick
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