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Cops for Cancer fundraising kicks off at Spruce King game

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PRINCE GEORGE – The Cops for Cancer initiative began in 1997 with a single police officer wanting to make a difference and has since grown into a network of events, including cycling tours and head shave events. This event involves law enforcement and emergency service personnel cycling across Northern BC. And local realtor, Ron Gallo, has been invited to partake. “Number one, I’m completely honoured to be able to ride with emergency services an…

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Cops for Cancer fundraising kicks off at Spruce King game

PRINCE GEORGE – The Cops for Cancer initiative began in 1997 with a single police officer wanting to make a difference and has since grown into a network of events, including cycling tours and head shave events. This event involves law enforcement and emergency service personnel cycling across Northern BC. And local realtor, Ron Gallo, has been invited to partake. “Number one, I’m completely honoured to be able to ride with emergency services an…

5 days ago·Prince George, Canada

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Ckpg Today broke the news in Prince George, Canada 5 days ago on Friday, March 7, 2025.

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