Regional District Presents Gift to 100 Mile and District Council

Happy belated birthday…

That was the message presented by a delegation from the Cariboo Regional District at last night’s meeting of the 100 Mile House District Council.

Al Richmond, Chair of the Regional District, congratulated council on a successful celebration that was enjoyed by all

“We wanted to come down and present this to council – so that you folks had it and our true appreciation of the partnerships we have and the work we do together. I thought the 50th thing went really well, the week long celebration was well received by everyone inside and outside of the municipal boundaries”

A gift of a carved plaque made of local wood was presented before district council as a token of the milestone and of the relationship between the two bodies of local government.

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L-R: Joan Sorley (F), Margo Wagner (H), Al Richmond (G), Mitch Campsall (100MH), Brian Coakley (L)
L-R: Joan Sorley (F), Margo Wagner (H), Al Richmond (G), Mitch Campsall (100MH), Brian Coakley (L)

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