The 6th annual Plane Pull, which was in partnership with Wasaya Airways, brought out hundreds of people in support of the United Way of Thunder Bay.
THUNDER BAY – On Saturday residents tested their might and teamwork by pulling a 26-thousand-pound plane, all for a good cause.
“I had a meeting with the United Way and we were trying to think of creative and innovative ways to raise money. She said there are a lot of youth groups participating this year, with students from DFC, Matawa School and Evergreen.“This is such a beautiful day and we have such a beautiful collection of teams representing businesses and community groups all coming together to support the Wasaya - United Way Plane Pull.”
“As well as the Indigenous Youth Achievement and Recognition Awards across Northwestern Ontario, recognizing the achievements of young Indigenous students for their scholastic and community efforts,” he said.“Everything from the food bank to Shelter House to the RFDA. Mental health supports, children and youth support,” he said.
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