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Rolling Barrage PTSD awareness motorcycle ride concludes

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The Rolling Barrage Foundation ~~is conducting a 22-day,~~ has concluded its 10th annual, coast-to-coast motorcycle ~~ride across~~ ride. The journey, which began in St. John’s, Newfoundland, spanned 10 ~~Canadian provinces.~~ provinces and lasted approximately 21 days. The mission of the ~~journey is~~ trek was to raise awareness for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and to fundraise for programs ~~that support~~ supporting first responders and members of the Canadian Armed Forces. ~~As part of the trek, riders are scheduled to visit CFB Cold Lake in Alberta~~ The foundation aims to ~~tour~~ reduce the ~~410 Tactical Fighter Operational Training Squadron.~~ stigma surrounding PTSD, which affects military members, first responders, and civilians exposed to trauma. The ride ~~is expected to conclude~~ concluded in Aldergrove, ~~where approximately 170~~ British Columbia, with more than 100 riders ~~are scheduled to make their~~ participating in the final stop. The conclusion featured a salute from the Langley RCMP and a ceremonial flag display by Township firefighters. Local ~~organizations,~~ residents and members of the Royal Canadian Legion were present to welcome the group. Founder Scott Casey credited the success of the cross-country trek to the support of Legion branches across the country and the efforts of the staging teams. Throughout the year, organizations such as the Royal Canadian ~~Legion,~~ Legion Branch #265 have supported the foundation through donations and ~~fundraising efforts~~ raffles to assist those serving domestically and abroad.

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