Left: Reese McRee, centre, of Slave Lake, was awarded a $1,500 Elliott and Rosche Bursary at the June 19 Lesser Slave Watershed Council (LSWC) annual general meeting in High Prairie. Presenting the bursary are LSWC Chair Nicole St. Jean, left, and Watershed Council Executive Director Meghan Payne. McRee is taking a bachelor of applied science at the University of British Columbia, majoring in engineering.
Right: Brooklyn White, centre, of Slave Lake, was awarded a $1,500 Elliott and Rosche Bursary at the June 19 meeting. Presenting the bursary are Lesser Slave Watershed Council Chair St. Jean, left, and Watershed Council Executive Director Payne. White is working on earning her environmental monitoring and assessment diploma at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology.
Left: The Lesser Slave Watershed Council recognized two ladies at its June 19 annual meeting in High Prairie. Watershed Council Executive Director Payne, centre, presents a gift to Chair St. Jean, left, for excellent and continued efforts as chair, and Tammy Kaleta, right, in recognition of outstanding service to the Watershed Council since 2012.
