Norma Stromberg-Jones serves up candy to trick-or-treaters through her railing candy shoot. /ANDREA ARNOLDKevin Chiupka and his bony friends treat a group of kids to treats for their eyes as well as their candy bags. /ANDREA ARNOLDHenry, Thomas and Victoria visit the neighbourhood on their Halloween adventures escorted by their faceless father. /ANDREA ARNOLDMcBride’s Halloween House saw 83 visitors this year. Sherri Flynn’s new addition stood tall along the fence startling passersby with its flashing lights, moving wings and spooky voice. /ANDREA ARNOLDNiao spent her first Halloween dressed warmly as a unicorn snug in her mom Rena’s arms. /ANDRU MCCRACKENFirefighters Blair and Kirby were hard at work not with hoses, but with candy boxes, on Halloween night. /LAURA KEILRelated Posts:supersized Halloween traditionsMcBride's HALLOWEEN HouseA COVID-19 HalloweenRobson Valley HalloweenHalloween fireworks planned for McBridePost navigationFestival invites you to explore the Basin virtuallyGwynne Dyer: Dismantling Africa