Earlier this week Patrick St. Louis from the City was painting the school zone signs on the streets around town and was cheered on by Mae Jong-Bowles grade two class from Conrad Elementary

Earlier this week Patrick St. Louis from the City was painting the school zone signs on the streets around town and was cheered on by Mae Jong-Bowles grade two class from Conrad Elementary

Prince Rupert students promote school zone speed

Earlier this week Patrick St. Louis from the City was painting the school zone signs on the streets around town and was cheered on by Mae Jong-Bowles grade two class from Conrad Elementary, who encourage people to follow the speed laws for their safety.

Earlier this week Patrick St. Louis from the City was painting the school zone signs on the streets around town and was cheered on by Mae Jong-Bowles grade two class from Conrad Elementary, who encourage people to follow the speed laws for their safety.

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