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Celebrating Halloween with pumpkins and costumes in P.E.I.

SaltWire Network | Posted: Oct. 31, 2020, 2:55 p.m. | Updated: Nov. 1, 2020, 10:37 a.m. | 1 Min Read
Bijou Perey, left, and Tania MacKenzie of MacKenzie Produce in Stratford are dressed for Halloween while selling pumpkins and welcoming people to the popular corn maze today. Motorists are asked to keep a close eye out for any trick-or-treaters that are out and about this evening. Children should be accompanied by an adult, wearing costumes that are brightly coloured and reflective and are adhering to the Chief Public Health Office’s guidelines for going door-to-door and limiting contact. All treats should be checked by an adult before consuming. Garth Hurley/The Guardian
Bijou Perey, left, and Tania MacKenzie of MacKenzie Produce in Stratford are dressed for Halloween while selling pumpkins and welcoming people to the popular corn maze today. Motorists are asked to keep a close eye out for any trick-or-treaters that are out and about this evening. Children should be accompanied by an adult, wearing costumes that are brightly coloured and reflective and are adhering to the Chief Public Health Office’s guidelines for going door-to-door and limiting contact. All treats should be checked by an adult before consuming. Garth Hurley/The Guardian

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Bijou Perey, left, and Tania MacKenzie of MacKenzie Produce in Stratford are dressed for Halloween while selling pumpkins and welcoming people to the popular corn maze today.

Motorists are asked to keep a close eye out for any trick-or-treaters that are out and about this evening.

Children should be accompanied by an adult, wearing costumes that are brightly coloured and reflective and are adhering to the Chief Public Health Office’s guidelines for going door-to-door and limiting contact.

All treats should be checked by an adult before consuming.  

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