Students at Heritage Elementary school in Prince George gave a warm send off Friday to the 11 riders participating in this year’s Cops for Cancer Tour de North.
“Heroes wear badges and uniforms that say police, fire, ambulance, and they make our community safe and sound so that we can sleep safely at night,” said Doherty to the students. “What I love about cops for cancer and why I'm so passionate about working with this program, is that it started with one friendship, one cop, and one child who's going through cancer,” she said.
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