Chilliwack's Grammy's Place gives back on difficult Mother's Day

Chilliwack's Grammy's Place gives back on difficult Mother's Day

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Despite heart-wrenching circumstances, Grammy's Place owner Eva Myhre put together over 70 pre-packaged meals to give out on Mother's Day, in honour of her late son. Joe Sadowski has more.

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