Source: With Files from Enbridge Press Release
Enbridge contributed $84,000 to community organizations in the Town of Kindersley on June 19.
Enbridge representatives held an informal presentation early Tuesday, June 19 at the West Central Events Centre to officially contribute $84,000 to several community projects and Kindersley organizations.
The Town is a key Field Office location for upcoming construction of Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline replacement program.
Organizations receiving community investment support from Enbridge included: the Aquatic Centre ($40,000); the Downtown Kindersley Association, Norman Ritchie Community Centre and West Central Abilities Inc. ($10,000 each), Westberry Elementary School playground ($7,500); the Kindersley & District Food Bank ($6,500).
Enbridge contributed $75,000 to the Town of Kerrobert, SK on June 19. The swimming pool received a contribution of $50,000 for facility upgrades; $15,000 toward purchase of a new handi-bus; and $10,000 for the Pioneers Haven seniors’ centre.
Article Feature Image: Pictured (front row, from left) are: Enbridge’s Jared Daku (Land Services) and Dan Tischler (Area Operations Manager); Lorne Kelsey (Norman Ritchie Community Centre); Joel McKim (Area Construction Manager); town CAO Bernie Morton and Mayor Rod Perkins; Enbridge’s Blake Kitching (Assistant Construction Manager), Joanne Bradbury (Community Engagement) and Stacey McMillan (Land Services); Kim Edmunds (West Central Abilities). Back row (from left): Enbridge’s Peter Hansen (Community Engagement) and Ray Blackmore (Construction); Candy Gordon (Downtown Kindersley Association); Leslie Omness and Linda Resch of the Food Bank; Chris Oscar (Westbury Elementary School), Brooke Nargang (West Central Abilities) and Patti Brotzell-Close (Norman Ritchie Community Centre). – Image Courtesy of Enbridge
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