The cross-country motorcycle rally to raise awareness of PTSD came to Okotoks, going down Veterans Way, before stopping at Hub Town Brewing. The rally heads to Turner Valley on Wednesday for a breakfast hosted by the Turner Valley Legion.
Motorcycle riders with the Rolling Barrage make their way down Veterans Way in Okotoks on Aug. 16. The cross-country motorcycle rally raises funds for PTSD awareness and groups that support members of Canada's armed forces, veterans and first responders who suffer from PTSD. The ride began in Halifax on Aug. 1 and is scheduled to wrap up in Vancouver on Aug. 20. On Aug. 16, the ride will go to Turner Valley for a breakfast hosted by the Turner Valley Legion.Robert Korotyszyn/OkotoksToday.ca
Motorcycle riders with the Rolling Barrage make their way down Veterans Way in Okotoks on Aug. 16. The cross-country motorcycle rally raises funds for PTSD awareness and groups that support members of Canada's armed forces, veterans and first responders who suffer from PTSD. The ride began in Halifax on Aug. 1 and is scheduled to wrap up in Vancouver on Aug. 20. On Aug. 16, the ride will go to Turner Valley for a breakfast hosted by the Turner Valley Legion. Robert Korotyszyn/OkotoksToday.caMotorcycle riders with the Rolling Barrage make their way down Veterans Way in Okotoks on Aug. 16. Robert Korotyszyn/OkotoksToday.caMotorcycle riders with the Rolling Barrage make their way down Veterans Way in Okotoks on Aug. 16. Robert Korotyszyn/OkotoksToday.caFirefighters from Okotoks and Black Diamond raised the Canadian Flag for motorcycle riders with the Rolling Barrage to ride under on Veterans Way in Okotoks on Aug. 16. Robert Korotyszyn/OkotoksToday.ca
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