Bob Saari (L) presents General Manager Nick Ahlefeld with a coveted sports jersey as a huge thank you to Nick for his continuing efforts with the local Jumpstart chapter. Nick coordinated this successful Jumpstart Fundraising Day BBQ and gives thanks the Castlegar Firefighters for their assistance. Also pictured are Jennifer Ahlefeld (centre left) Kerry Saari (centre right) Lisa Gregorini (right).

Castlegar Canadian Tire’s successful Jumpstart

Program aims to put more kids in the game, more often

Canadian Tire’s Jumpstart Program aims to put more kids in the game, more often

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