Two-year-old Nixon Bradley and three-year-old Lincoln Beaumont share their wish list with Santa as he made a quick stop on campus. On their list was snow and Lightning McQueen.

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Santa makes a quick stop on campus at the University of Victoria.

Two-year-old Nixon Bradley and three-year-old Lincoln Beaumont share their wish list with Santa as he made a quick stop on campus at the University of Victoria. On their list was snow and Lightning McQueen.

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