Bruno St-Cyr, the co-owner of the Davidson Sawmill was the main speaker at a rally held Monday night in support of the Énergie Davidson project, which aims to build a $65 million cogeneration plant on the site to work in tandem with the sawmill. The project has been in the works for many years and St-Cyr was supported by several local politicians and industry players. The rally brought out more than 60 people from the local community.
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