Pitt Meadows Day could not be held this year, due to crowd limitations mandated around the coronavirus.
But, the parade, one of the largest components of the festival, went ahead – albeit not as normal.
It was simply a drive-by, through the centre of the city, and involved firefighters, politicians, and some city staff.
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In the meantime, here’s a picture of two young sisters who gathered to watch Saturday night.
Two-year-old Dominique Van Aert and her older sister Kristin, five, enjoy the drive-by parade for Pitt Meadows Day, according to their mom, Claire.
“People were gathered in small clumps with great distances,” Mom added.
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