Edmonton Police Foundation Benefits from Smile Cookie Campaign

0:00Tim Horton's Smile Cookie campaign is rolling in Edmonton right now, running until May 3rd, with every $2 cookie sold at local spots. Funneling cash straight to the Edmonton Police Foundation's youth programs. The kickoff party on Monday turned into some playful chaos when the Cookie Monster swiped the goods, prompting tactical team members to repel from. The rafters ensnack him in a mock high-speed chase. Deputy Chief Derek McIntyre joked about the cookie heist, but they let the furry fiend off with a warning after he apologized, freeing up the treats. For kids from radius health's pregnancy pathways, to decorate, this marks the second year the foundation's tapped as the campaign beneficiary, spotlighting how police skills can spark community good in fresh ways. Per executive director Alisha Jackson, last year it pulled in nearly $400,000, steering young folks clear of crime cycles and boosting their life paths, grab those. Cookies while you can to keep the momentum going. This has been Canada News Today, powered by AI.