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PostPosted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 5:06 pm 
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Milton Santa Claus Parade - Nov 20 at 2pm

Anyone notice the actual Milton Santa Claus parade website doesn't actually mention what day or time the parade is? ;-)

It's Sunday nov 20th at 2pm on main street (bronte-ish to Ontario)

Colin's the resident expert online here on everything Santa Claus related as I know he helps out each year with the parade.

No it's probably not as big or spectacular as the old "Eaton's" Santa Claus Parade in downtown Toronto. But yes it's pretty good and a lot of fun for families. Plus you get to avoid the pollution, traffic and extreme crowding you'd get in Toronto. Milton's parade wins hands down in that regard. Much more kid friendly.


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p.s. The day before the parade Santa Claus makes his initial showing at Milton Mall

See - http://www.miltonmall.com/mall-events/santa


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Thanks for the post Rick.

The date and time is mentioned on the revolving screen on the left side of the website.

http://www.miltonsantaclausparade.ca/

The committee is still looking for volunteers to assist with the parade as the deadline for entries has passed and the committee will now be arranging the parade lineup and holding an orientation meeting soon for all the entry organizers.

I retired from the committee after the last parade after nearly 30 years of working on the committee in various roles and I would encourage anyone interested in helping in the community to get involved. It is a very rewarding experience especially on parade day seeing all the families enjoying the parade.

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Caution: Mall Santa may be white. Parental discretion is advised.


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Just a reminder the Parade is this Sunday and the road closing signs are now up on Bronte and Main St. E. . There will be more signs for detours and the assembly area along Bronte St. S. Just remember if you are dropping off children for the parade please follow the directions given to your group by the parade committee and DO NOT attempt to drive into the assembly area entrance at Bronte and Derry as that entrance is for parade floats and band buses only.

http://www.miltonsantaclausparade.ca/

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As we all know the Santa clause Parade is this weekend.

Sunday at 2pm

So let's not forget the important things, like

A blanket to sit on or lawn chairs
Dry food for the food bank drive
And money for the envelope


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justagirl wrote:
As we all know the Santa clause Parade is this weekend.

Sunday at 2pm

So let's not forget the important things, like

A blanket to sit on or lawn chairs
Dry food for the food bank drive
And money for the envelope


and,,,,,, for the kids to sit or stand at the front so they can gets lots of candies from Santa's helpers.

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"...Thanks God its X-mass, one more time..."

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Thanks for organizers and participants. It was nice to see you all!


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We almost ran out of candies to hand out before we got to turn onto Main Street. Lots of kids were there and it was a blast to see so many people out along the route.

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justagirl wrote:
As we all know the Santa clause Parade is this weekend.

Sunday at 2pm

So let's not forget the important things, like

A blanket to sit on or lawn chairs
Dry food for the food bank drive
And money for the envelope


and,,,,,, for the kids to sit or stand at the front so they can gets lots of candies from Santa's helpers.

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What was with the super late start?


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anywhere we can watch the parade online?


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mfamily wrote:
anywhere we can watch the parade online?


Not sure, but it will eventually be on Cogeco channel 14.

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According to Cogeco it should be repeated Thursdady at 9pm on TV Cogeco. It was on last night according to the schedule, but that was during the Town Council meeting can also be found on TV Cogeco) :)

http://www.tvcogeco.com/milton/schedule

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Hello All,

Sunday was a great deal of fun collecting food and toys on the stuff-the-bus. (The Milton transit bus was half full by the end of the route) with items for the Salvation Army. As an aside I saw the parade last night on Cogeco. Thanks again to the organizers that work so hard on putting the parade together.

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You were a bit low on your estimation Tony :) It was close to 2/3's full and from what the organizers said it was more than last year. Milton's generosity rocks. Rick Malboeuf was quite excited to see a bus that full too! :) Just kidding Rick.

As I mentioned in another thread my son Anthony and I along with a dozen other helpers unloaded everything at the headquarters and had to find other spaces for a lot of the toys.

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Hello All,

Sunday was a great deal of fun collecting food and toys on the stuff-the-bus. (The Milton transit bus was half full by the end of the route) with items for the Salvation Army. As an aside I saw the parade last night on Cogeco. Thanks again to the organizers that work so hard on putting the parade together.

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Tony Lambert
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Milton/Halton Region
Cell: 647 220 9728

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