@CIHRIGH Is anyone looking into the deplorable wait times for women in NS/NB? I see on your recent tour only one stop was made somewhere in Atlantic Canada. Is any advocacy occurring at the federal level?
"her colon is adhered to one of her ovaries"
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My kindergarten age nephew was so excited for this announcement he asked his Mum to film him watching and send it to his teacher since school was cancelled. Teachers, you're doing a great job in a weird year 💛 And yay, early spring! 😄
Whoa! No shadow to be seen through this storm! Can’t wait for early spring! Do storm showers bring spring flowers? #EarlySpring#StormDay#GroundhogDay2021
Thanks for bringing attention to the ways Read to Me supports Canadian authors and publishers and builds bonds between parents and their babies! #readcanadian#readsingspeak#literacy
Join us for tales about trails at this family friendly storytime featuring special guest, James Donald of Hiking NB!
For the children: hear hiking related stories and songs, and learn how to pack your bag for a… https://t.co/udUsuO92Ns
@FredLibrary has been hosting a program for children with autism but now Sensory Circuits needs funding. Library assistant Kim MacLean and pediatric OT Rebecca Wurm tell @CBCcolleenKG all about the benefits of the program on SHIFT NB: https://t.co/dBrGej5IFF
The City has announced the lineup of the first Odell Park Artist in Residence Program planned for this summer. You can find the schedule of selected artists and their bios here: https://t.co/6xqCWMMGR7
It's National Nursing Week and National Hospice Palliative Care Week! Please join us in thanking some of our incredible nursing staff for their dedication! Meet Courtney Walker, Jessica Carriere and LoriAnn Adams. Thank you for all you do!
Learn more at https://t.co/ZtYwm3I1dv
The City is currently reviewing its Taxi Bylaw. City residents are invited to take our survey to help us better understand your needs and preferences. The deadline to respond is May 17th.
https://t.co/s2uCqtj0cm
The City's "Spring Yard Cleanup" program will be held during the weeks of May 6-10 & May 20-24.
The cleanup is intended to collect garden and yard waste, as well as limbs and branches and is separate from the Flood Debris Pickup Program. Details here: https://t.co/jwRmVM98qw
.@CityFredGov has reached an agreement valued at $6 million with @UNBFredericton to provide initial funding for a new regional aquatics facility. What's next? A capital campaign targeting potential contributors and partners needs to be launched. https://t.co/bWkBp8PGF6
For residents affected by street closures due to flooding, please hold your recyclables and waste for collection in the week of April 29th. If flooding persists, alternate collection will be arranged”
For the most up to date City of Fredericton road closures please follow this interactive map. As roads close and open this map will be updated. https://t.co/P92DHAFunj
Walked into school this morning and found these beautiful wall murals created by our students. Students will have an opportunity to write a kindness quote on a leaf and place it on the tree. Proud of our students!
Tammy MacTavish, our Manager of Early Learning and Family Support, along with Sherry Jonah, our Manager of Inclusive Education, are in Nova Scotia this week facilitating PATH Training for the staff at the
@NSACL !