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Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan Sets Stops in Three Cities

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Coca-Cola’s holiday caravan is returning with festive stops in several communities. In Peachland, British Columbia, the national tour is set to begin Nov. 13 with a 4–6 p.m. event at IGA, featuring Santa, refreshments and activities; the stop celebrates the town’s 2025 Canada’s Kindest Community recognition and a $100,000 donation to the Central Okanagan Foundation. The caravan is also scheduled to return to Uptown Columbus on Nov. 12 for family-friendly holiday activities, while San Diego is preparing for seven county stops this November, with parade routes still to be announced.

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