Floods 2019: 

Well done, Aylmer!

With notes from Charles Fontaine

Well done, Aylmer! The whole organization managed by city councillors, city employees, residents who have volunteered, Canadian forces - and especially the incredible small local entrepreneurs who took out their equipment to volunteer to help was incredible. Businesses are at the heart of the community. If there has ever been a question about the involvement of business people in the heart of Aylmer, the generosity of those who have donated their time, employees and equipment to help preparedness and relief efforts in response to the floods has proven that they go much further: they come when it counts. Aylmer is truly supported by small business owners who make a difference every day.

The following list comes from residents who thanked businesses for helping in the flood relief effort and is certainly missing plenty of names. The Bulletin aims to run another list next week, so be sure to send thank you notes to the Bulletin for publication.

 

1st Aylmer Quebec Scouts

AJARA

Apex Vision Drone Photography

Aylmer BBQ

Aylmer Ostéo ND Ostéopathie Naturopathie

Bustamante Bootcamps

C2RM

Campbell’s Bay Langfords Grocery

Carossier ProColor Aylmwe

Dépanneur Eardley

Durabelle

Escadrone

Excavation JF Aumont

Excavation LePAM

Gabriels Pizza Aylmer

GPL construction

Gym LaVictoire

Industries Cama

K2 arts martiaux

Les jardin du souvenir

Le Loft Canin “Hôtel Resort & Spa”

Lumbec inc 

Marché Laflamme

Maxi d’Aylmer

Michael Lederman

Monsieur Muffler Aylmer

Pontiac Home Bakery

Refuge d’Espoir Chatons Errants OBNL 

Restaurant Dinty’s

Remorquage Plateau 

Robert Erwin Transport

Service de Réparation Aylmer

Swift delivery systems

Tim Hortons Aylmer

Tim Hortons Summer Camp, Quyon

TMC Canada Inc.  Cross Canada transport company

Terrassement Durabelle

Western Québec School Board