Multiple elves, including a few taller than usual, were part of Santa Claus’s entourage at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Multiple elves, including a few taller than usual, were part of Santa Claus’s entourage at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

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Some of the floats rivalled the size of floats at the more famous Santa Claus Parade in New York City. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Some of the floats rivalled the size of floats at the more famous Santa Claus Parade in New York City. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

This snowman was a hugger at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

This snowman was a hugger at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Some of Santa’s reindeer were bipedal at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Some of Santa’s reindeer were bipedal at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Santa enthusiasts young and old came out to catch a glimpse of the big guy at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Santa enthusiasts young and old came out to catch a glimpse of the big guy at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

The Grinch certainly didn’t keep a low profile at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

The Grinch certainly didn’t keep a low profile at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Kids eagerly awaited candy canes at the Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Kids eagerly awaited candy canes at the Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Lacombe Composite High School was in full regale at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade in Lacombe. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Lacombe Composite High School was in full regale at the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade in Lacombe. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Even woofers enjoyed the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

Even woofers enjoyed the Tim Horton’s Santa Claus Parade. (Todd Colin Vaughan/LACOMBE EXPRESS)

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