Vaisakhi Parade: Surrey's Massive Celebration

0:00Organizers in Surrey, British Columbia, expect at least 600,000 people to hit the streets for the annual Bisaki Parade dissatording. It's the biggest Sikh Harvest Festival celebration outside India, honoring the faith's roots in service, community, and that unbreakable spirit of. Selflessness from 1699 when the Kalsa was born. The parade kicks off at 9 a.m. Specific time from the Gurdwara Sahib does misshtar bar on 85 Avenue, drawing folks for free food, vibrant. Traditions and Lengar Sikh style community fees that feed everyone, no questions asked. This event has ballooned from 55,000 attendees back in 2007 to a massive gathering today, showcasing Surrey's thriving Sikh, community and their commitment to looking out for all. Roads will close between 72 Avenue and 88 Avenue, plus Scott Road to King George Boulevard, so expect heavy delays police are, urging transit over cars to keep things smooth. With security ramped up after last year's tragic car attack in Vancouver, barriers

1:04block vehicles, drones are banned, and families should stick to, safety plans, keeping kids close, also ensuring everyone vibes safe in the celebration. That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI.