"We were looking at these little sad faces, and they didn't understand where their bikes went," said Jones, a 49-year-old grandmother of two toddlers herself. Who knows, maybe we can prove there is still goodness in Penticton," wrote Jones in her Jan. 1 post on a local community Facebook page. After discussing it with the Leblers, Jones went to a hardware store to buy two bikes similar to the ones the kids had owned. Dawn Jones bought replacement bikes the next morning after the children's new bikes went missing. Even more surprising to the Leblers was that on Sunday, Jones received a Facebook message that says the two missing bikes were turned in to RCMP.

Source: CBC News January 06, 2021 03:56 UTC