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Lloydminster Bandits Pack The Bus For Men’s Shelter

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The Lloydminster Bandits are inviting everyone out to their Pack the Bus game this Saturday. The team will be hosting the event for the third straight year, where fans will be asked to bring clothing and food donations to the game, which will be packed onto the bus to be donated to the local Men’s Shelter. Bandits’ General Manager Greg Buchanan says the event has helped raise between $3,500 and $4,000 in cash in previous years, in addition to items donated. After collecting the donations, the Bandits will play their Highway 16 rivals, the Vermilion Tigers. Puck drop is at 7:30.

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