Letters to Santa
Letters to Santa

Letters to Santa

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2012•0 min•Documentary
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Every year, letters come in from 56 countries in 30 languages and the numbers keep growing. Follow the 11,000 coast-to-coast volunteer employees involved in Canada Post’s incredible “Write to Santa” Program.
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