Cops for Cancer rolls through South Delta

 

 
The Delta Optimist October 1, 2012
 
 
 
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
 

Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.

Photograph by: Jessica Kerr , Delta Optimist

Cops for Cancer rolls through South Delta

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Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
 

Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.

Photograph by: Jessica Kerr , Delta Optimist

 
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Delta police riders Const. Catherine Fiddick (left) and S/Sgt. Sharlene Brooks (right) lead the Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley team into the Delta Police Department head quarters in Ladner. Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
Delta police S/Sgt. Sharlene Brooks, one of four Delta police officers riding in this years Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley, presents Chief Jim Cessford with a plaque in thanks for the department's ongoing support for the annual ride. Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders rolled through Ladner and Tsawwassen Friday, Sept. 28 on Day 2 of the epic nine-day, 900-kilometre journey to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The team, made up of police officers, sheriffs, corrections and Canadian Border Serivces officers is riding to raise money for and awareness about pediatric cancer. During the tour through South Delta, the team visited Delta Secondary and South Park Elementary schools, as well as the Delta Police Department head quarters, the Ladner McDonald's and Thrifty Foods in Tsawwassen.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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