Thursday, April 18, 2024

Burlington updates drive-by parade guidelines

First Published:

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward says they have updated “drive-by parade” guidelines after speaking with Premier Ford this morning.

Mayor Meed Ward says quote:

“in light of further clarification from the province about their emergency orders, the 5-car limit doesn’t apply to drive-by parades where people remain in their vehicles, don’t stop or get out”.

The city has now updated its guidelines with this new information saying drive-by parades and processions can continue.

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