Esquimalt Military Police officer Andree Noye, left, is greeted with the 2016 Tour de Rock team at Broadmead Village during the Saanich tour on Friday. Among the donations the team picked up at Broadmead was $4,700 from Coast Capital Savings and $12,000 from Thrifty Foods.

Esquimalt Military Police officer Andree Noye, left, is greeted with the 2016 Tour de Rock team at Broadmead Village during the Saanich tour on Friday. Among the donations the team picked up at Broadmead was $4,700 from Coast Capital Savings and $12,000 from Thrifty Foods.

Tour de Rock ride through Broadmead Village

Tour de Rock pick up big cheques from Coast Capital Savings and Thrifty Foods at Broadmead Village

Esquimalt Military Police officer Andree Noye, left, is greeted with the 2016 Tour de Rock team at Broadmead Village during the Saanich tour on Friday.

Among the donations the team picked up at Broadmead was $4,700 from Coast Capital Savings and $12,000 from Thrifty Foods.

See today’s Facebook gallery here as the team wraps up the 2016 Tour de Rock tonight Centennial Square.

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