A community spirit plaque has been given to the Municipality of the District of Yarmouth by Lieutenant Governor Arthur LeBlanc on behalf of Queen Elizabeth II.
The plaque is in recognition of those who contributed to aiding their fellow citizens in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Warden John Cunningham talked about what the plaque means for the community.
“It means a lot to the municipality of the district of Yarmouth for the simple fact that is shows that it not only recognizes council but it also recognizes the residents for their volunteerism and their innovative ways to help those who are less fortunate of had a lot of trouble during this pandemic.” said Cunningham.
Cunningham thanked the community for their efforts.
Warden John Cunningham
“Unfortunately the pandemic has not left us and keep on doing what you’re doing because a lot of people out there certainly appreciate your help and need your help,” said Cunningham. “Look for those who need the help and and help them out in any way that you possibly can.
He also thanked the Queen for acknowledging the actions of the community.
The plaque will be on display in the foyer of the Municipalities office. It’s written in English, Mi’kmaq and French.
