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It鈥檚 a party at the O鈥橩eefe Ranch

The O鈥橩eefe Ranch celebrates 150 years.
Lisa VanderVelde
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Grade 3 students Kayne Onishenko (left), Ella Bevan and Pailey Hajek-Sentes of Anne McClymont Elementary School visit O鈥橩eefe Ranch for their school program and got to take part in the ranch鈥檚 150th birthday celebration on Thursday. (Lisa VanderVelde/Morning Star)

O鈥橩eefe Ranch celebrated their 150th birthday today, two weeks ahead of Canada鈥檚 birthday.

The celebration that included traditional songs performed by the Skeetschestn Drum Group, a BBQ lunch, speeches by local dignitaries and many other ranch activities is just the start of further celebrations throughout the summer.

The ranch is holding larger celebrations during their Family Days July 23 and Aug. 20 with free admission for children.

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