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Saint-Anicet honours those who give back

The municipality of Saint-Anicet highlighted the volunteer commitments of around 50 municipal volunteers during a special event at the community centre on April 23.

Agathe Caza-Brisebois was named Volunteer of the Year within the municipality in recognition of her exceptional dedication, passion, and involvement with the Société Historique de Saint-Anicet (SHSA).

A founding member of the SHSA, Caza-Brisebois served on the board of directors for more than 40 years from 1983 to 2025, including 25 years as president and an additional 16 as vice-president. During this time, she spearheaded several major projects including the creation of the Jules Léger memorial park and played a major role in the acquisition and development of the Masson-Léger general store, which now houses the SHSA.

 

Saint Anicet Volunteer of the Year Agathe Caza Brisebois centre was honoured during an event celebrating the municipal volunteers on April 23 She received her award from councillors Sylvie Tourangeau Anne Marie Leblanc Audrey Caza Lyne Cardinal and Ginette Caza PHOTOS Municipality of Saint Anicet

 

Caza-Brisebois was involved in writing the history of the two churches in Saint-Anicet, as well as the historical reference book Saint-Anicet, d’hier à aujourd’hui. She has also served on the MRC du Haut-Saint-Laurent’s cultural committee and the committee overseeing the Drouler’s Tsiionhiakwatha archeological site and interpretation centre. (SR)

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