Construction and highway maintenance crews gave Kamloops health care workers an Amber Light Parade yesterday to show appreciation for their hard work in fighting COVID-19.
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April 16, 2020 - 10:10 AM
Construction and highway maintenance crews gave Kamloops health care workers an Amber Light Parade yesterday to show appreciation for their hard work in fighting COVID-19.
A wide assortment of vehicles participated last evening, April 16, many adorned with brightly coloured signs and lights flashing.
The parade began shortly before 7 p.m. at the Sahali Mall in Kamloops before traveling down Columbia Street past Royal Inland Hospital, according to a Dawson Group media release.
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