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Cram the Cruiser taking place at Superstore

You might notice a larger police presence near the Superstore today, but that’s a good thing.

The annual Cram the Cruiser event is taking place in the Comox Valley.

RCMP officers and volunteers will be at the Real Canadian Superstore in Courtenay stuffing a police cruiser with non-perishable food items and cash donations.

They will be on site until around 3:00pm and all donations will benefit the Comox Valley Foodbank. Personal hygiene products and even a little something special for Christmas will also be accepted.

There will be hot dogs for lunch, coffee to warm up with, and Safety Bear will be available for
Visits as well.

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