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Gibraltar donates water totes to McLeese Lake VFD

The McLeese Lake Volunteer Fire Department received some much-needed help on Monday in their efforts to fight fires in the winter.

Gibraltar Mines donated 10 water totes, each holding up to a thousand liters of water.

“I heard they have a lot of these totes that they can’t really get rid of them or landfill them so they sort of need to be re-purposed,” said McLeese Lake VFD Society President, Ian Hicks.

“They’re perfect and in beautiful shape.”

Hicks says this is not the first time they received a donation from Gibraltar Mines.

Three years ago the Mcleese Lake Volunteer Fire Department was given $10,000 for their fundraising efforts.

(Files from Pat Matthews)

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