How to spot a scam at this time of the year, Santa parade and toy drives for needy children

December 2, 2023 by Tom Godfrey

Ho Ho Ho Santa and Rudolph were the most popular with children attending the Etobicoke Lakeshore Christmas Parade

Thousands of residents and kids showed up for the 33rd annual Etobicoke Lakeshore Christmas Parade on December 2 which was a huge success

Fire fighters collecting toys and gifts for at risk and children in need in the community

22 Division officers taking part in Cram-A-Cruiser drive which runs until December 3 at Walmart at Sherway Gardens to raise toys and donations for needy children

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How to spot a scam at this time of the year, Santa parade and toy drives for needy children

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