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Honouring P.E.I.'s first responders

Mitch MacDonald | Posted: Feb. 11, 2019, 3:02 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 11, 2019, 3:02 p.m. | 1 Min Read
First responders from P.E.I. show plaques depicting five new stamps from Canada Post’s “Tribute to Canada’s Best and Bravest” series during a ceremony at the Crapaud Post Office recently. Along with the stamps honouring the country’s first responders, 15 thousand plaques were also made and are being handed out to emergency responders in various communities. From left, is Canadian Armed Forces aviator Craig Court, Doug MacDonald of the Civil Air Search and Rescue Association, Crapaud fire chief Chris Paynter, paramedic Annie MacPhee, RCMP Cst. Dave Brown and Victoria fire captain Kent Cooke.
First responders from P.E.I. show plaques depicting five new stamps from Canada Post’s “Tribute to Canada’s Best and Bravest” series during a ceremony at the Crapaud Post Office recently. Along with the stamps honouring the country’s first responders, 15 thousand plaques were also made and are being handed out to emergency responders in various communities. From left, is Canadian Armed Forces aviator Craig Court, Doug MacDonald of the Civil Air Search and Rescue Association, Crapaud fire chief Chris Paynter, paramedic Annie MacPhee, RCMP Cst. Dave Brown and Victoria fire captain Kent Cooke. - Mitch MacDonald

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