Breaking the isolation, one step at a time
Betsy Mann “After two years of the pandemic, I knew that people were hungry for connection,” says Amy Carnegie.
Read moreBetsy Mann “After two years of the pandemic, I knew that people were hungry for connection,” says Amy Carnegie.
Read moreTarrah Mauricette, mid-left in bright pink tights, is the infectious, welcoming leader of Caribbean Fit Fete in Strathcona Park. No
Read moreCathy Major This story is not about what I have done, but about what you could do to save a
Read moreGilles Côté François bénéficie d’un accompagnement SASMAD depuis quelques mois. Cela se faisait d’abord via ZOOM quand les mesures de
Read moreLarry Newman Does that headline wake you up? How about this one in The Tyee, a free newspaper in B.C.:
Read moreLarry Newman “To get in, you have to pee dirty.” What? This is a quote from Jason, responding to my
Read moreChristine Aubry Our lives have certainly been transformed this past year, in ways no one would have imagined. While many
Read moreRob Sinclair I am pretty sure I am not alone in thinking there are more people out and about in
Read moreHave we tried this yet? Larry Newman In the June issue of IMAGE, I reviewed the book, The Age of
Read moreChristine Aubry Meet Miso, the therapy dog who lives on Chapel Street with her long-time Sandy Hill family: Eric, Caroline,
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