In a significant recognition of volunteerism, Beryl MacMillan from Prince Edward Island has been honoured with the Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers. The award ceremony took place in Ottawa, where Governor General Louise Arbour presented the medal to MacMillan. This accolade highlights MacMillan's extensive commitment to the sport of ice skating in Prince Edward Island, spanning more than 30 years.
The Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers is awarded to individuals across Canada who have made significant contributions to their communities through volunteer work. Recipients are chosen based on their dedication and the positive impact they have had in various fields. MacMillan's longstanding involvement in ice skating has not only benefited the sport but has also fostered community spirit and engagement on the island.
MacMillan’s work in promoting and supporting ice skating has paved the way for many young athletes in P.E.I. to pursue their interests in the sport. The award acknowledges the vital role that volunteers like MacMillan play in enriching community life across Canada.
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