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Community Journalism for Brantford, Brant County, Six Nations and New Credit.
In Brant, those of you that might qualify for restricted funding… asking you to catch the can that carries some cash and then, move on…must advocate on behalf of your child. Read the detail, share the story and then speak up! Your children will thank you. Ontario Minister of Children, Community and Social Services Lisa
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Santa Bulletin Board: Brant Region, Canada To Delivery Elves: Please be advised that there are some changes in our labeling for delivery to Brant and Brantford City Councils: Add Davey Bailey as ‘His Worshippy’ for Brant County and Kevey Davis as ‘His Worshippy’ for Brantford; Joshey Wall, Newby-Fro-Councillor and Jan-ey Vanderstelt, as Redux-Councillor in the
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Pictured above: Dr. Andrew Robinson, Laurier Brantford; Angee Turnbull, Director of Philanthropy Lansdowne Children’s Centre; and Shelby Do, Laurier Brantford Graduate. Laurier Brantford Professor, Dr. Andrew Robinson had a plan to create new opportunities for local students graduated from the Human Rights and Human Diversity program. He applied for funding for students looking for non-profit
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Brantwood Community Services has partnered with four other organizations in an ‘Abilities Hub’ at their location at 25 Bell Lane, Brantford. Brantford’s Town Crier, David McKee joined the heads of the partnering groups at announce the opening of the new Abilities Centre Left to right: Rita-Marie Hadley, Executive Director-Lansdowne; Jo-Anne Flood, Executive Director-Brantwood; Mary
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The feature image above includes Donna Nagy, her granddaughter Teleah, and Brantford Paediatrician, Dr. Daisy Liu, Courtesy McMaster Public Relations Department. The McMaster Paediatric Department has extended a local clinic partnering with the Lansdowne Children’s Centre on Mount Pleasant Road for children with complex medical care issues in Brantford . The provincially funded program is
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The Kids will Thank You. Each and every Smile Cookie you buy at a Brantford Tim Horton’s location, during the week of September 17-23, will go support both Lansdowne Childrens Centre and Crossing All Bridges Learning Centre. Buy your Smile Cookie today, and support all of wonderful children and young adults with special needs living
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It’s not often a delightful young lady becomes a super fan of the Canadian holder of a Heavyweight Wrestling Champion Belt, Cody Deaner. At eight years of age, Reagan, a.k.a. more affectionately known as Rags, says, “He is my friend and he is very, very, very fun!” Rags catches the Renegade off guard…oh, that was
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Rose Press and Erik Hager, don’t want to be accidental tourists anymore. They are searching for a purposeful metaphysical journey more than a destination and decided to commit to a journey outside their normal risk bubble. Like most couples in Brant, Rose and Erik, wondered how they were going to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary.
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Just announced from Rita-Marie Hadley, Executive Director of Lansdowne Children’s Centre “Together with Dr. Ben Klein, our Medical Director, I’m pleased to announce the implementation of the Children with Medical Complexity Clinic (CMCC) at Lansdowne Children’s Centre, effective July 10, 2018 in conjunction with the McMaster Children’s Hospital and Department of Pediatrics, McMaster University. The
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Brenden Bradley is not welcome at school. The 11-year-old hasn’t attended school since early April and probably won’t return to school this year because educational assistants (EA) at Grandview public School refused to work with him. Bradley is on the Autism Spectrum, he’s non-verbal and low functioning. His mother, Mandi Bradshaw said the Grand Erie
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