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First responders shatter records in icy Saanich plunge for Special Olympics

On February 16, police officers, ambulance workers, military personnel, and volunteers participated in the Polar Plunge to raise funds for Special Olympics BC .
Participants raised over $55,000 for special needs athletes, surpassing their original goal by more than $5,000 according to Del Manak, Victoria Police Chief.
Del Manak expressed pride in the event and noted, 'I couldn't be more proud to be here on a wet weekend jumping into the ocean for such a great cause.'
The fundraising efforts included the most money raised by any team, with over $20,000 and 44 participants, making it a record-breaking event.

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The Hamilton Spectator

North Shore first responders ready to plunge in cold waters for Special Olympics BC

Local first responders are making a splash in cold waters Wednesday for good reason.

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Sooke News Mirror

First responders shatter records in icy Saanich plunge for Special Olympics

In Victoria police chief's final year, the Law Enforcement Vancouver Island Polar Plunge raised over $55,000 for B.C.’s special athletes

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Goldstream News Gazette broke the news in 5 days ago on Monday, February 17, 2025.

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