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Haunted Town Near Swift Current Raises Funds for Charity

The Haunted Town of L'il-Sur-Mer, located near Swift Current, Saskatchewan, has successfully sold out six tours in its tenth year. The organizers announced that all proceeds from ticket sales, exceeding $175,000, will be allocated to charities in the region. The attraction is set up at a paintball field during the off-season.

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The Haunted Town of L'il-Sur-Mer, a non-profit organization situated near Swift Current, Saskatchewan, marked its tenth anniversary this year by hosting a series of haunted tours that have proven to be very popular. Over the course of the season, the event sold out six tours, attracting numerous visitors eager to experience the spooky attraction. The town is constructed on the grounds of a paintball field, which transforms into a haunted village during the off-season.

The money raised from ticket sales, which has surpassed $175,000, is directed to various charities benefitting communities in southwest Saskatchewan. Organizers emphasize their commitment to supporting local causes and enhancing the spirit of community involvement through this unique event. The success of the Haunted Town demonstrates the potential for community-driven initiatives to foster both entertainment and charitable giving in the region.

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