PRINCE RUPERT - Christa Scott-Gordon, sister-in-law to Sheryl Sadorski-Gordon, holds up item No. 1 at the White ‘N Teal Women of Steel Loonie Auction on April 28. The Relay for Life team raised $33,815 at the event with more donations still coming in. Melissa Boutilier photo.

PRINCE RUPERT - Christa Scott-Gordon, sister-in-law to Sheryl Sadorski-Gordon, holds up item No. 1 at the White ‘N Teal Women of Steel Loonie Auction on April 28. The Relay for Life team raised $33,815 at the event with more donations still coming in. Melissa Boutilier photo.

White ‘N Teal Women of Steel help raise $33,815 for cancer research

The Relay for Life team raised $33,815 at the event with more donations still coming in.

The Relay for Life team raised $33,815 at the event with more donations still coming in.

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