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Premier Ford Commemorates Black History Month

Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement to commemorate Black History Month:

“Today marks the beginning of Black History Month, a time to honour the legacy of Black Ontarians throughout our province’s history and today. Ontario’s diversity is one of our greatest strengths and Black Ontarians and their communities have done so much to contribute to our province.

Black History Month is also a time to reaffirm our commitment to fight racism and discrimination in all its forms, and work together...

Ontario Helping More Communities Protect Against Racism and Hate

Province doubling investment in grant program to support more local projects

The Ontario government is helping more communities combat racism and hate by doubling its investment in the Anti-Racism Anti-Hate Grant Program. An additional $1.6 million in funding will help support more community-led public education and awareness projects, bringing the total funding for the grant program to $3.2 million over two years.

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Michipicoten Memorial Community Centre Now Open With Restrictions

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For Immediate Release - January 31, 2022

Municipality of Wawa COVID-19 Response

Wawa, ON – Under the new Provincial Guidance, the Michipicoten Memorial Community Centre is now permitted to open, with restrictions, as of January 31, 2022.

All visitors must continue to comply with all current COVID-19 regulations, including providing a QR code proof of vaccination to enter the building.

Further updates will be provided to local media as they occur.

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Town-Talk - Alzheimer Awareness Month

Alzheimer Society First Link Coordinator Chris Rask discusses Alzheimer Awareness Month, as it nears an end. 

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