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See details: http://www.leadingforpatients.ca/

http://www.leadingforpatients.ca/community-invited-to-join-telephone-town-halls-on-a-possible-merger/

 

 

http://agincourtcommunityservices.com/community/rosewood-taxpayers-associations-donation-of-non-perishable-food/

From 42 Division:

The 42 Division Community Police Liaison Committee in conjunction with Toronto Police 42 Division will be putting on a Seminar for Parents and Students.  The seminar will be held Sunday, November 18th, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.  at Stephen Leacock Community Recreation Centre, 2500 Birchmount Road, Scarborough.  Our speakers come from a wide range of experience and expertise.

.  Sadaf Das ( 16 year old student) – Hear the personal experience and triumph of a young victim of bullying

.  Laurie Flasco – co-author of “Bullying is Not a Game” – Advice and tips for parents.

.  DaynaBoyko – Toronto Police Services Child Exploitation Unit – Child Luring and Internet Safety.

.  Jeff Perera – Community and Youth Engagement Manager with the White Ribbon Campaign.

.  Jaime Knox – School Resource Officer at Stephen Leacock Collegiate Institute – bullying in schools.

This promises to be a very informative and thought provoking event. Light refreshments will be available and there will be a question and answer period afterwards.

For further information please contact one of our committee members:

Jay Banerjei – 647-273-1119 , jay@jaybanerjei.com <mailto:jay@jaybanerjei.com>

The following poster Food Drive Poster was included as an insert in the fall 2012 newsletter to inform residents of the types of items recommended as contributions for Rosewood’s first annual door-to-door pickup initiative.

Maybe of interest Sept. 25/12 at Agincourt C.I.

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The recent community consultation regarding library hours at Woodside Library was well attended.  The proposed changes are as follows: Monday and Thursday opening at 12:00 rather than 9:00.  Friday hours will be extended to 6:00.

Did you know there is a plan to reduce service hours in this library by 6 hours?  I can’t imagine which 6 hours they consider this library not busy.