Edmonton Police Foundation hosts accessible Easter Egg hunt for visually impaired

The Edmonton Police Foundation and the EPS Bomb Squad teamed up with a local robotics team to construct Easter eggs that emit sounds to be found by kids with vision loss.

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Edmonton Police Foundation hosts accessible Easter Egg hunt for visually impaired

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