Montreal police jump into Lachine Canal for Special Olympics programs

Montreal police jump into Lachine Canal for Special Olympics programs

February 17, 2024 6:10 pm EST.

"It's to raise funds for [people with intellectual disabilities] to be included in society,” said Marc Charbonneau of the Montreal Police about the event involving officers jumping into the Lachine Canal to fundraise for Special Olympics programs.

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