On Saturday, families gathered at Navan, Ontario, for the Touch-A-Truck event, where they could explore more than 40 large vehicles. Organized by the Cumberland Township Agricultural Society and the Navan Community Association, the event featured a variety of vehicles including emergency trucks, construction equipment, and military transports. Attendees like Delphine Villeneuve expressed their enthusiasm for the hands-on experience, which allowed them to interact with the vehicles. Shelley Cotton, a director with the Navan Community Association, emphasized the event's goal of showcasing different careers related to these vehicles. The day also included a sensory-friendly hour for those sensitive to noise, along with musical entertainment, face painting, and food trucks. Participants appreciated the chance to engage with the vehicles, with many children expressing excitement about climbing inside. The event also celebrated Navan's agricultural history and Ottawa's 200th anniversary, highlighting the evolution of the community from a rural area to part of the city.