May 20, 2021
St.Amant has adopted a highway as part of Manitoba’s Adopt-A-Highway program. On May 4, Martine Lebron, Nicolas Hrynyk, and 15 other people picked up litter on Highway 206 between Dugald and Oakbank. They cleaned a five kilometer stretch from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and filled up about 50 garbage bags.
“There were a lot of masks and cans,” said Nicolas.
Martine confirms that cleaning St.Amant’s newly adopted highway will be a yearly activity. “We’re hard on our planet,” said Martine. “We need to treat it better and we need to give back.”
A sign indicating that St.Amant’s Community Residential Program adopted the highway will soon go up. Look out for it when you’re driving down Highway 206.
Martine confirms that cleaning St.Amant’s newly adopted highway will be a yearly activity. “We’re hard on our planet,” said Martine. “We need to treat it better and we need to give back.”
A sign indicating that St.Amant’s Community Residential Program adopted the highway will soon go up. Look out for it when you’re driving down Highway 206.
