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The mother of a seven-year-old boy with terminal cancer says her son hasn't stopped smiling since his town banded together to celebrate Christmas in October with him.

The mother of a seven-year-old boy with terminal cancer says her son hasn’t stopped smiling since his town banded together to celebrate Christmas in October with him.

About 7,000 people attended a Christmas parade in Evan’s honour on Saturday night in St. George, Ont., located about 100 kilometres west of Toronto.

Doctors say the seven-year-old, who has an inoperable brain tumour, may not make it to Dec. 25, so neighbours, friends and even strangers strung up their Christmas lights a little early this year, coated Evan’s lawn in fake snow, and collected gifts and donations for his family.

The celebration culminated with a parade through town on Saturday evening, during which Evan joined the 25-float procession by hopping into Santa’s sleigh, and riding side by side with Saint Nick.

When he woke up the next morning, Evan’s mother said, the incredible experience hadn’t yet worn off.

“He’s been in amazement since yesterday,” Nicole Wellwood told CTV News Channel on Sunday.

“This morning when we first woke up, he saw us watching some videos that were on YouTube already and he looked and me and he goes, ‘I’m on YouTube?’” she said, laughing. “He just lit right up.”