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Tumbler Ridge non-profit gets $5K for first aid and chainsaw safety training – Energeticcity.ca
Chainsaw work. (Canva) TUMBLER RIDGE, B.C. — A Tumbler Ridge non-profit will receive $5,000 to provide volunteers with first aid and chainsaw safety training. The Tumbler Ridge Outdoor Recreation Association (TRORA) received the donation from the Outdoor Recreation Council of BC as a recipient of its 2025 Outdoor Recreation Fund of BC. Louise Pedersen, executive director of the council, said the grant will help the TRORA by assuring everyone is …
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