Barrie Police taking part in Polar Plunge

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The Barrie Police is preparing to take the plunge.

The city’s police service announced that it’s once again teaming up with Special Olympics Ontario to take part in the Polar Plunge, and is inviting to residents, businesses, and local organizations to “brave the cold for a good cause.”

Participants in the Polar Plunge will dive into the cold waters of Kempenfelt Bay on Feb. 22 in support of Special Olympics Ontario.

Those who aren’t plunging are still encouraged to show up and cheer on those dipping their toes into the water. Attendees are also encouraged to get creative, as prizes will be awarded for the most creative costumes worn during the event.

Registration for the event, hosted Centennial Beach, is now open online.

Those interested in participating or learning more about the event can register online.

Registration day of event starts at 10 a.m.

Stephen J. Donkers
Stephen J. Donkers
Originally from Oshawa and raised in Barrie and Innisfil, Stephen J. Donkers began his career in Ontario’s film and television industry as an assistant director before pivoting to journalism and corporate communications through studies at Humber Polytechnic. With experience in digital marketing and communications, he brings a sharp storytelling lens to every role. Stephen currently works in marketing while reporting for Compass News in Barrie, covering impactful community stories in the city he proudly calls home. He lives in Barrie with his family and two pets.

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