The Fortis B.C. and Williams Lake Central Business Improvement Area’s Turn Down the Heat campaign

The Fortis B.C. and Williams Lake Central Business Improvement Area’s Turn Down the Heat campaign

Turn Down the Heat campaign successfully gathers sweaters in Williams Lake

Turn Down the Heat campaign, Feb. 2 to 9, has resulted in numerous sweaters being donated for people in need.

  • Feb. 6, 2013 1:00 p.m.
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The Fortis B.C. and Williams Lake Central Business Improvement Area’s Turn Down the Heat campaign, Feb. 2 to 9,  has resulted in numerous sweaters being donated to people in need.

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