Chelsea Kemp

"It's not only that sign that I'm kind of concerned with, it's these other signs that are out there," Quillian said. "Right now, if you look at the signs ... You just can't see it from the driver's perspective that you're not supposed to park within five metres."

“They did amazing stuff,” Smeeton said. “They did really astonishing veterinary work. They made him essentially an extra bone to fix where his bones were all shattered.”

"This project speaks to not only the history of Cochrane, but also the future," Hyndman said.  "It really speaks to a significant investment in the core of our community which aligns very closely with Cochrane's community vision."

“It helps them figure out that when they’re bullying a singular person that there are so many other people standing behind them and looking out for the person they’re bullying."

“Every day of the week should be focussed on kindness and absolutely zero tolerance for bullying."

“It was fun and it was interesting because the day before school had shut down due to the cold,” Fredstrom said. “They [the students] were pretty gun-ho.”

“Every dollar that is coming in is going toward freeing and alleviating the issues that people are trying to deal with,” Jacquie said. “It’s giving people a second chance.”

“I’m trying to figure out what to do now and what my next step is with the girls,” Simeon said. “They need a place to call home. That’s my main focus.”

“I’m trying to figure out what to do now and what my next step is with the girls,” Simeon said. “They need a place to call home— That’s my main focus.”

“I want to thank them all because without their help I would have died right there in the snow,” Marrow said. “Their help has made me realize how precious life really is and how amazing of a community Cochrane is.”