You can watch the recorded Member Statement below:
PAUL WOZNEY « » : Speaker, I beg leave to make an introduction.
THE SPEAKER « » : Please do.
PAUL WOZNEY « » : With us today in the gallery we have Mike Strang, President of the Lakeshore Curling Club, based in Lower Sackville. He is here today to be recognized for the 50th anniversary of the Lakeshore Curling Club. I invite the House to extend him the warmest of greetings. (Applause)
THE SPEAKER « » : Welcome to the House. We hope you enjoy your time here.
The honourable member for Sackville-Cobequid.
LAKESHORE CURLING CLUB: 50TH ANNIV. – CONGRATS.
PAUL WOZNEY « » : It’s a pleasure to stand today in recognition of an organization which for over two decades has helped make Sackville a hub of sport and recreation for all. The Lakeshore Curling Club, established in 2003 at the Sackville Sports Stadium, maintains a six-sheet facility and a membership list of over 500.
The club routinely hosts all echelons of curling, from Fun Spiels to provincial and national championships. More than an accomplished host, Lakeshore is a training ground for greatness felt across the country. Lakeshore players have been fixtures about the Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships and Canadian Wheelchair Championships in recent years and the club counts numerous current brier players amongst its alumni.
Speaker, I ask that all members join me in thanking the Lakeshore Curling Club for creating a community meant for curlers of all stripes advance from every end of Canada.
