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11| O akville B eaver | T hursday,July 5,2018 insidehalton.com NEW CANADIANS Twenty-six people from 17 different countries took the oath of citizenship during a special ceremony June 21 at the Oakville Public Library's Central Branch. Clockwise from right, Marwa Albaitamouni, who emigrated from Syria, sings O' Canada while holding the Canadian flag she received at the ceremony. Omobola Taiwo who emigrated from Nigeria, takes the oath of citizenship as she holds her seven-month-old daughter Abigail. Taweesarp Arsasuk, who emigrated from Thailand, receives his citizenship document from Citizenship Court Judge Dr. Ron Worton. COMMUNITY Graham Paine photos/Metroland Sunday, July 8 outdoors at QEP! Grounds open at 9 a.m. FREE! With Fred Penner! An arts and culture playground for kids of all ages! Sunday, July 8 outdoors at QEP! Grounds open at 9 a.m. FREE! With Fred Penner! for kids of all ages!An arts and culture playground Rain or shine. Visit oakville.ca for event details. fun activities that engage young imaginations and foster creativity. Free Oakville Transit shuttle from Bronte GO Station. Bike parking on site. Bring a reusable water bottle. for kids of all ages! Enjoy free live performances andEnjoy free live performances and fun activities that engage young e playgr for kids of all ages! Free Oakville Transit shuttle from Bronte GO Station. Bike parking on site. Bring a reusable water bottle. Rain or shine. Visit oakville.ca for event details. Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre is located at 2302 Bridge Road.