Rutland residents will be showing their Christmas camaraderie with the seventh annual Candy Cane Lane.

About 70 houses will be decorated for the holiday season along Collison Road, Gramiak Road and Mary Court, said event spokesperson John Sharhon.

What started as a friendly neighbour rivalry grew into a street-wide event, with neighbours helping each other set up lights and borrowing tools. Each year, the number of houses involved keeps growing, he said.

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The lights will be displayed Dec. 1 until Jan. 1 from 5 to 10 p.m.

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Donations will be accepted through December for non-perishable food items and cash for local womens香蕉视频直播� shelters, the John Howard Society, the Okanagan Boys and Girls Club and a Christmas campaign at the Laurel Packinghouse.

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The RCMP will also be increasing their patrols, as last year projectors were stolen from the lane. The community rallied behind them.

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A block party is also held each year to celebrate the lane, with hot chocolate and teddy bears for the residents on the street.

He recommended walking the street rather than driving.

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