The City of Lorraine has paid heartfelt tribute to one of its most devoted citizens, Mr. Yves Carrières, whose remarkable volunteer work and unwavering spirit of service have left a lasting impression on the community.
In a special ceremony, Mr. Carrières was awarded the City of Lorraine’s Medal of Honour, a distinction reserved for individuals whose contributions significantly enrich civic life. As part of the celebration, he was also invited to sign the city’s livre d’or (Golden Book), a symbolic gesture that permanently inscribes his name into the town’s legacy.
Mr. Carrières is widely recognized for his generosity, integrity, and community-minded leadership. Through years of tireless volunteerism, he has played a pivotal role in strengthening the social fabric of Lorraine, creating bridges between residents and nurturing a spirit of solidarity.
Mayor and council members expressed deep appreciation for his work, noting that Mr. Carrières embodies the very best values of the city—compassion, dedication, and civic pride.
In honouring Mr. Carrières, Lorraine not only celebrates an individual but also reaffirms its commitment to recognizing those who make a difference through quiet acts of service. His impact serves as an inspiration to current and future generations, reminding all that true community is built on the efforts of those who give without expecting anything in return.
