The Old Nitros hockey team. Photo submitted.

The Old Nitros hockey team. Photo submitted.

Old Nitros donate to local hockey player

The Kimberley Old Nitros Hockey Club, a men’s recreational beer team, along with help from Purcell Golf, Royal LePage East Kootenay Realty and ProActive Safety & First Aid, made a donation to a local young hockey player, Reid Ambrosio, who is going through cancer treatments.

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