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Everything is part of the environment. I am outside walking all year round. Seeing garbage lying around on roadsides, in the bush and in our waterways is a sad statement about us. There is no one else to do what each of us knows we should. When your eyes burn and your lungs hurt, these symptoms are screaming at each of us to clean-up.
I love to be outside and interact with nature: fly fishing, trout stream rehabilitation, hiking, golfing and travel. I try to have a positive effect on the environment. I want my children and grandchildren to love the environment as much, if not more than I do. I find the goals of the CAC to be similar to mine.
Bruce is an elite high performance curling coach. He represented Canada as both an athlete and coach in the sport of Wheelchair curling from 2002 to 2005. He was instrumental in setting up the wheelchair program in Canada, enabling our country to qualify for the 2006 Paralympics - his team’s first effort at the world’s resulted in a silver medal. He has over 30 years of coaching at the junior, high school, university levels and experience at provincial, national and international competitions. He became technical advisor to the Canadian Curling Association for wheelchair and Paralympic curling 2001-2005 and is a master course conductor for Curl Ontario. At the worlds in 2005, her Royal Highness Princess Anne personally thanked him for his contributions to the advancement of Wheelchair curling to the Paralympic level.
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