Pembina Co-op continues to strengthen its communities
Pembina Co-op’s commitment to strenghten the communities they serve and investing in projects that make a lasting difference was once again exemplified by supporting Phase One of Baldur Recreation Centre’s which is the “Accessibility Phase” which will provide a wheelchair accessible / family washroom, a much improved men’s washroom and a lift from the first floor up to the lounge. Phase one has a projected cost of $150,000.
Pembina Co-op’s $30,000 cheque brings amount raised to date for Phase one (of three) to $120,000.
The project is expected to get underway early in 2027 with a hopeful complete date in October of 2027.
Photo caption: Baldur Rereation Centre board members (l. to r.) Brad Parsonage (president), Lana Grenier, Brandi Martens, Kieven Martens, Mike Johnson and Gord Dearsley graciously accept their $30,000 cheque from Pembina Co-op. The cheque was presented by Chelsea Hallson – Marketing and Community Relations Coordinator.
