There were smiles all around when the Rotary Club of Christina Lake presented a new laptop to the Little Lakers Learning Centre. The funding came from a Rotary Express Grant matched by the local Club to replace the centre's aging laptop. Way to go Christina Lake Rotary!

Christina Lake Rotary: Making a difference

There were smiles all around when the Rotary Club of Christina Lake presented a new laptop to the Little Lakers Learning Centre recently.

The funding came from a Rotary Express Grant matched by the local Club to replace the centre’s aging laptop.

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