Regina residents take on the chilly polar plunge
Over 90 plungers jumped into the freezing cold water at Victoria Park to raise money for athletes across Saskatchewan with intellectual disabilities.This year’s iteration raised $37,731 for the cause, exceeding its $20,000 goal, according to Special Olympics Saskatchewan.
The Law Enforcement Polar Plunge for Saskatchewan Special Olympics is starting! We cannot ask for a better day at Victoria Park!
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