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Friday night at around 7:30, a succession of the city’s emergency services got together and paraded through Royal University Hospital with sirens blaring to show support for health care workers in Saskatoon and the province.
Last night the city’s emergency services paraded around RUH and City Hospital with sirens blaring to show support for health care workers in the city and the province @CKOMNews #yxe pic.twitter.com/TlRbKGGvXk
— Harrison Brooks (@HarrisonCKOM) April 4, 2020
The side roads and parking lots on the university campus near the hospital were filled with people in their cars who wanted to watch the parade and show their support as well.
(Harrison Brooks/650 CKOM)
A steady stream of cars was also following the parade and honking their horns to join in.
The parade turned off of College Drive and did a loop through the university campus before heading across the bridge and doing the same thing at City Hospital.
The parade included Saskatoon police and RCMP officers, fire trucks, ambulances, tow trucks, and peace officers.
