Daffodil sale kicks off today

Flowers have a lot of power in the fight against cancer. The Trail branch of the Canadian Cancer Society kicks off its annual daffodil sale today

The Trail branch of the Canadian Cancer Society kicks off its annual daffodil sale today, Friday and Saturday the the greater Trail area

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