A guide to Kingston's 13th annual Nightime Santa Parade
Publié le : 18 novembre 2016
Metroland Eastern Ontario Media Group
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It's that time of year again - time to welcome Santa to the Limestone City. On Nov. 19, the man in red will arrive and as always he will be greeted by Kingston's spectacular nighttime parade. While the parade is always fun for everyone in the city, it also comes with some road closures. Here is a list, complete with times, to help you navigate the city during Santa's arrival.
Kingston Police is happy to once again participate in and provide traffic control for the 2016 Nighttime Santa Parade.
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