COVID-19 testing and clinical Assessment Centre moving to Victoria Park Armoury
Jan 13, 2022 | COVID-19, COVID-19 News: notice of re-opening
RYAN YOUNG, Communications and Public Affairs Officer, Ross Memorial Hospital KAWARTHA LAKES: Ross...
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Tormented by an outbreak of hives
by Tina Y. Gerber | Jan 6, 2022 | Column, Opinion Piece
It started out like hives last September, after the death of my Mother and my corresponding...
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If there’s one thing we've learned this year, it’s that community is important. Talking to our community about concerns & fears is one of the best ways to heal. The Crow Shield Lodge provides a safe space for people to come together & do exactly that 👏👇
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The worst part? We��re not progressing and only 4.8% of children have been lifted out of poverty between 2017 and 2019. As the holiday season has started, we would like to ask our followers to consider donating to organizations that fight child poverty. 2/3
It's time to fill the firetruck with food! On Saturday from 10am-2pm Firefighters from #ScugogFire will be at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre and at Fire Station 62 in Caesarea to accept donations of non-perishable food items and gift cards in support of Operation Scugog.
The senseless gun violence we see in our communities needs to stop.
We're investing $75.1 million to reinforce the fight against gun and gang violence and crack down on criminal activity that threatens the safety of our communities.
Learn more:
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Just one example of how communities are stepping up in BC right now to help those in need. Thank you! If you can, please help our fellow British Columbians.
It was a privilege to sit down with my friend Don White, a Veteran of the Second World War who was one of many thousands of Canadian heroes that helped liberate the Netherlands from Nazi occupation.
Delighted to meet with so many members of the @TwpofScugog today and to learn of the many innovative and exciting initiatives and community-led activities underway here as we return to a better normal.
This orange crosswalk in Oshawa is a great symbolic gesture that will serve as a constant reminder of the Residential School era. We appreciate this contribution towards reconciliation.
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Amazing! In 2022, https://t.co/RwP9NDNsaK goes online. It’s a digital encyclopedia of Indigenous teachings to make them more widely accessible & help protect traditions & knowledge. What’s awesome is that it’s created & edited by community members.
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We’re looking forward to working with MP Patty Hajdu as Minister of Indigenous Services & MP Marc Miller as Minister for Crown-Indigenous Relations.
Both areas require a lot of urgency & immediate action and we’re hopeful that both Ministers will deliver!
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Today is day 4 of Treaties Recognition Week in Ontario.
We need to do work beyond programs and services. We should be discussing self-determination, treaties and land claims.
We can do better. We must do better.
How often do you just stare into the sky without thinking anything of it? This story about Indigenous knowledge keepers that teach others to look to the stars is a cool piece to dive a little deeper into astronomy.
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