KAMLOOPS — With Christmas approaching quickly, operation red nose is beginning to wind down another season of getting Kamloops residents home safely.
Katie Klassen, Operation Red Nose Coordinator, says things have been busy this year, with this past weekend the busiest the service has ever experienced.
Operation Red Nose still has four nights of driving holiday revellers planned this year. Klassen says there’s still time to sign up if you’re looking to volunteer before New Years Eve.
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