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“A heartfelt thank you to everyone who is working so hard to help everyone evacuate and nd shelter. My son Stephen was evacuated Tuesday afternoon, drove up to the Suncor camp where he was welcomed and given a bed and a hot meal. He was evacuated again thanks to Suncor... from a very worried mother!”
“Thank you so much for all you are doing for the evacuees that were caught north of the city. My wife, two boys, dog and myself are so grateful for the accommodations we had at the Suncor Firebag camp when we were forced north.”
– CLINT EVASHKEVICH, welder B-pressure
via Facebook
– PAMELA JEFFERY
via Facebook
“Thank you for not only getting my wife and child and two black labs but 1000s of people out of a remote area in such a critical time. I’ve always been proud to call myself a Suncor employee and after this well, my decision was true. Thank you to everyone involved in aiding this heroic event!”
– SHELDON MORGAN, millwright
via Twitter
“I am amazed at the steps this company has taken to ensure the safety of the evacuees in the region. Very proud to be
a Suncor employee right now. Going forward...Team Suncor!”
– BILL OSBORNE, electrician
A hairy situation
via Facebook
“New hire on the Suncor jet ying out of Firebag!”
– CURTIS HAGLEY, production technician
“During the evacuations I ended up with 25 family members, ve dogs, two cats and a pot-bellied pig at my home in Calgary. I had so much support and concern from my Suncor family that it was truly overwhelming. All are settled in their temporary accommodations; even the pig is at a doggie day care until they can go back home.”
-– PATSY LANDRY, manager SCM contracts
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The halls within the emergency operations centre at Suncor Energy Centre were wallpapered with messages of support, a welcome sight for the teams working around the clock.
Fort McKay elder Marilyn Coate received
“the best Mother’s Day present a person could get,” when we helped rescue her cat. Known as ‘Operation Snowball,’ Stakeholder and Aboriginal Relations, Security and Operations employees worked with other companies to transport this little guy from Joslyn Creek Lodge to Shell Albian where he was put on a ight to Edmonton and reunited with his mom.
Michael Juma, mechanical reliability engineer, U2 primary, was reunited with his pets with help from the Suncor Family Response Centre after being evacuated from Fort McMurray.