Compliance award presented

Compliance award presented

Tolko area supervisor Zach Drift (right) presents Tony Frizzi, Ken Bernier and Galvin Hoyer with compliance and enforcement awards.

Tolko area supervisor Zach Drift (far right) presents Ken Bernier (from left), Tony Frizzi and Galvin Hoyer with compliance and enforcement awards during the annual truckers’ appreciation luncheon held at the longhouse in Williams Lake.

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