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Television personalities focus on environment at gathering

Despite the stormy weather last Friday evening, a sizeable crowd took in a presentation on the Serpent River First Nation featuring two well-known television personalities with an environmental focus.

Jenifer Brousseau, a co-host of the show “Wild Archeology” on APTN and Tracie Louttit,  the associate story producer of the show Life Below Zero: First Alaskans on National Geographic were the keynote speakers and members of the part of the North Shore Environmental Resource Advocates Incorporated, which is fighting a permit application for a trap rock quarry proposal in the Township of the North Shore.

Hosted by the Grandmother’s Council of Serpent River FN, the gathering focused on the Blanding Turtle and the protection of the watershed.

Rosalind Russell
Rosalind Russellhttp://myespanolanow.com
Rosalind is Vista Radio's CJJM 99.3 FM - CJJM - Espanola's long-time Morning Announcer and Regional News Anchor/Journalist covering the districts of Sudbury, Algoma and Manitoulin. With a career in multi-media spanning the last 45 years, she has expertise in radio, television, newspaper and magazine writing. A long-time volunteer, she is the Inaugural 2025 Senior of the Year Award representing the Town of Espanola and represented women empowerment as the national 2024 Ms. Elite Regional Canada titleholder. A mother of five, and grandmother of two says simply, "I am the Queen of my Universe, and my children/grandchildren are my Crowning Jewels." Volunteering, pageants, reading and writing are her passions. If you have a story to share, email Roz at: [email protected] or call 1705-869-NEWS (6397).

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