Staff at the Scotiabank in Prince Rupert were pleased to present a cheque for $760.28 to Christine White (centre) representing the North Coast Transition Society.

Staff at the Scotiabank in Prince Rupert were pleased to present a cheque for $760.28 to Christine White (centre) representing the North Coast Transition Society.

Supporting the Transition Society in Prince Rupert

Staff at the Scotiabank in Prince Rupert present a cheque for $760.28 to Christine White from the North Coast Transition Society.

Staff at the Scotiabank in Prince Rupert were pleased to present a cheque for $760.28 to Christine White (centre) representing the North Coast Transition Society.

The funds were raised at the Scotiabank’s annual garage sale.

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