Brockville’s Coldest Night of the Year walk raises nearly $27K for homelessness supports
Sarah Burtch
Publié le : 03 mars 2026
The Brockvilleist
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Community members from Brockville and the surrounding area bundled up against the winter cold Feb. 28, 2026 to raise funds and awareness for local housing and homelessness supports during this year’s Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) walk. CNOY is an annual national fundraiser, which is held on Feb. 28
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