Students from kindergarten to Grade 12 made cards to be included in local seniors' grocery deliveries.
The City of Burnaby is spreading holiday cheer to seniors, through grocery-delivery and hand-crafted holiday greetings from children.
Operation Elf adds to the citizen support services’ regular grocery delivery to Burnaby seniors, including cards, drawings and poems made by SD41 students from kindergarten to Grade 12
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