2022 Calgary Stampede Parade returns in full-force following COVID-19 setbacks | LIVE

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The Calgary Stampede Parade is set to return to its usual route after two years.

The familiar sounds of music, children cheering and excited audiences — that’s what Calgary’s 9 Avenue at 3 Street S.E. will expect to see come July 8.

Global Calgary is the 2022 broadcast partner of the parade, providing an Alberta-wide broadcast on Global Television beginning at 9 a.m.; as well as the Global TV App, GlobalNews.ca, the Global News Youtube Channel, Global Calgary Facebook Live and Amazon Prime.

Parade coverage will be hosted by Dallas Flexhaug, Blake Lough, Leslie Horton and Jeff McArthur.

Officials with the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth are promising a pre-pandemic event at this year’s Calgary Stampede.

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