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Citizens help to Cram the Cruiser – Brooks Bulletin

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City peace officers Henry Klassen, left, and Joey Carillo with Kelly Sanford of Brooks Safe Communities, collected items on Saturday at Canadian Tire during the annual Cram the Cruiser event.Left, Sanford and Cpl. Sharon McCready with the seven cruiser loads of items that were collected for Smiles for Christmas.
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Citizens help to Cram the Cruiser – Brooks Bulletin

City peace officers Henry Klassen, left, and Joey Carillo with Kelly Sanford of Brooks Safe Communities, collected items on Saturday at Canadian Tire during the annual Cram the Cruiser event.Left, Sanford and Cpl. Sharon McCready with the seven cruiser loads of items that were collected for Smiles for Christmas.

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brooksbulletin.com broke the news in on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
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