Photos of the week June 28

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Elizabeth Dobbie (left) and David Mongrain (right) volunteered to wash Wall-E the wheaton terrier during Vetcetera’s 12th annual Dog Wash Fundraiser on Saturday, June 23 at Vetcetera in Bedford. 1 width:500px;height:333px

Charlee Cyr, 4 (center left) and Carter MacDonald,4 (center right) meet Disney Princesses Belle and Rapunzel at the family fun fair held on Saturday, June 23 at O'Regan's on Robie Street. 2 width:500px;height:378px

The Jackson Family: Henry, Ruth and kids Ellery, 8, Viola, 6, and Xavier, 5, enjoy painting a rain barrel as part of the RainYards workshop at the Findlay Community Centre on Saturday, July 23. The RainYards program, organized by Clean Nova Scotia, encourages participants to implement changes to their homes and yards that help to slow and increase the absorption of rain water that might otherwise contribute to flooding and water pollution. 3 width:500px;height:332px

Wendy Chen demonstrated Chinese paper cutting, or Jianzhi, at the RBC Multicultural Festival last weekend. Chen said Jianzhi is a popular art form, often seen at festivals or as decorations. 4 width:500px;height:375px

Halifax Area Model Yacht Club members enjoy a Sunday sail and race on Sullivan's Pond. 5 width:500px;height:332px

Adel was selling various Egyptian-made jewellery and crafts at his stall during the RBC Multicultural Festival last weekend. This is Adel's second year participating and said he liked the festival's new location across from Pier 21. 6 width:500px;height:375px

Tourists hop on board the Silva docked along the Halifax Waterfront on Thursday, June 21. 7 width:500px;height:375px

Sophie-Ann Hillis with friends Jane and Sara Courtney paint their rain barrel at a Clean NS sponsored event on Saturday, June 23 at the Findlay Community Centre in Dartmouth. Residents of the community were invited to take part in a RainYards workshop/kick-off event. RainYards is a program that aims to help better manage stormwater in urban landscapes through improved stormwater infiltration. 8 width:500px;height:303px

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Published on June 26, 2012

Elizabeth Dobbie (left) and David Mongrain (right) volunteered to wash Wall-E the wheaton terrier during Vetcetera’s 12th annual Dog Wash Fundraiser on Saturday, June 23 at Vetcetera in Bedford.