West Kootenay Toy Run

The 2014 West Kootenay Toy Run rolled through the West Kootenay on Sunday with stops in Nelson

The Toy Run rolled on Sunday with stops in Nelson, Salmo, Trail and Rossland before completing the route Castlegar.

Sep. 10, 2014 8:00 p.m.
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