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Over 5,000 pounds of goods shipped to Fort McPherson by

Eric Bowling, Local Journalism Initiative
Adopt a village - back SUV w supplies
An cruiser full of goods in Fort McPherson. from the detachment teamed up with National Headquarters to bring over 5,000 lbs of goods to the hamlet. Photo courtesy
officers Const. Thomas Lemay and Scott Thomas in Fort McPherson unpack boxes in their serges. The goods will be distributed to Elders throughout the community.
Photo courtesy

Christmas may now be in the past, but that hasn't stopped the from giving.

Fort McPherson report they have teamed up with National Headquarters to collect much-needed supplies for the hamlet, and to date they have collected over 5,000 lbs of goods, shipped in over 120 boxes.

SA国际影视传媒淭he generosity of employees who donSA国际影视传媒檛 even live in or near the Northwest Territories is touching," said Fort McPherson Const Thomas Lemay. "We were so very happy to receive the goods and spread some cheer to members of our community."

Officers unpacked the goods and will be delivering them to Elders throughout the community.

The donations were collected by the National Headquarters "Adopt a Village" program.

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