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ROCKLAND COLLECTE DES FONDS POUR LA SOCIÉTÉ ALZHEIMER
CHRISTOPHER SMITH christopher.smith@eap.on.ca
Les habitants de Rockland ont récolté 13 500$ pour la recherche sur la mala- die d’Alzheimer lors du weekend du 14 mai. Les résidents de Rockland et d’Alexandria ont montré leur soutien à la recherche sur la maladie d’Alzheimer en se réunissant pour recueillir des fonds au cours du weekend. -FTNBSDIFTEF*(8FBMUI.BOBHFNFOUBV parc Alain-Potvin et au Tim Horton’s Dome d’Alexandria ont permis de recueillir 13 500$ pour la Société Alzheimer. -BSHFOU TFSWJSB Æ TPVUFOJS MFT QSP - HSBNNFTFUTFSWJDFTMPDBVYPGGFSUTQBSMB Société Alzheimer de Cornwall et du district, notamment le soutien aux aidants, l’éduca- UJPOFUMFQSPHSBNNFEFKPVSQPVSBEVMUFTÆ Forest Park et Hawkesbury.
Countless residents came to walk and show their support for Alzheimer’s research —supplied photo
ONTARIO PARTY CANDIDATE NAMED FOR GPR
CHRISTOPHER SMITH christopher.smith@eap.on.ca
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One voice could make a difference Write to your local candidates to ask how they plan to act on policies that support every Ontarian,at any age. Speak up for 3 issues
Transform long-term care with national standards • Fight ageism through increased awareness • Help older adults living in poverty • Seniors Strategy
Implement universal public drug coverage • Develop a concrete aging in place plan • Support geriatric training for all new healthcare professionals • Geriatric Health Care Actively reduce CO 2 emissions • Protect our freshwater and drinking water • Cut waste and improve recycling initiatives • Environmental Stewardship
Let your candidates know what you expect from your vote in the Ontario 2022 election. Speak up today at vibrantvoices.ca/provincial
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