On Saturday, Lumsden, Sask., welcomed thousands of visitors in honour of one of the town’s most popular annual events.
Just north of Regina, the town hosted its annual Scarecrow Festival, featuring scarecrows of different shapes and sizes made by local residents.
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More than 150 vendors were also invited to the event.
Global’s Moosa Imran brings us more in the video above.
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