Walmart runs another succesful Toonies for Torches Campaign
From July 3rd to 18th, Walmart locations across Ontario and the country took part in the Toonies for Torches campaign! The Ontario Law Enforcement Torch Run would like to thank Law Enforcement personnel, Walmart employees, and Canadians from all corners of the country for their support!
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Congratulations to all the athletes of the 2010 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games!
The 2010 Canada Law Enforcement Torch Run Final Leg began on Monday, July 12th in Toronto, making it's way to Newmarket, Mississauga and Guelph before arriving in London for the Opening Ceremonies of the 2010 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games on Tuesday, July 13th, 2010.
More than 550 Law Enforcement personnel, including representatives from 9 provinces, the Northwest Territories, and more than 200 students from Ontario's Police College, carried the Flame of Hope into Opening Ceremonies. The cauldron was lit, and Dr. Frank Hayden officially declared the games open in front of the more than 1400 athletes, coaches and mission staff who have gathered for the games.
Congratulations to the London Police Service, the Games Organizing Committee and all the athletes for an inspiring week of competition and celebration.
For more information on the Final Leg, click here. For more information on the games visit www.london2010.ca.
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The 2010 Law Enforcement Torch Run community events have begun. Final Legs have been run across the province and more are planned for the coming weeks and months. Officers,athletes, volunteers and supporters alike will run with the "Flame of Hope" for a great cause throughout the summer. To help find a run date in your community please click here. We ask that you check back often for updates to the schedule, especially leading up to your community run for any changes. |
