Pathway of Heroes comes to life in Perth during veteran parade

The Veterans Motorcycle Parade
The Veterans Motorcycle Parade made its way through Perth on Saturday, Sept. 21. More than 400 bikes took part in the parade that made its way into the parking lots of four senior living residences along the Pathway of Heroes. Photo credit: Laurie Weir.
Posted on: September 23, 2024
LAURIE WEIR
Veterans banner
Veterans’ banners are hanging along the Pathway of Heroes in Perth and will be up until Remembrance Day. Photo credit: Laurie Weir.

Under the clear blue skies and the heat of the late summer sun on Saturday, Sept. 21 the Perth Pathway of Heroes motorcycle parade rumbled through town. 

More than 400 bikes made the trip – some from across the province – to honour veterans, including passing by four senior living homes in town. 

The Perth-Upon-Tay Royal Canadian Legion hosted the event where the bikers ended their path across town. 

Veterans’ banners have been erected – 365 this year, up from 341 last year – and will remain flying until Remembrance Day. These banners display local veterans and are sponsored by their families. 

Don’t forget to check out the Hall of Remembrance at the legion, 26 Beckwith St. E.

And soon, the Great War Memorial Hospital will show its display of crocheted poppies – a sight to behold as it drapes down the front of the building.

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