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C.P. Allen High School will be collecting donations this week for families displaced due to the wildfires. On Sunday between 12 and 2 you can drop off gift cards, new cosmetics and toiletries, school supplies and chargers. Thank you for your support.
Congratulations Taryn! So deserving 🎉🏆
I met this lovely lady six months ago at Legends and thrilled to see her in Banff for a back to back win. Great leaders help their teams do it. @dm_roche #Banff2023
Thrilled to find out that I won BRAVO and will head to Boston in May to celebrate!! I couldn’t have done it without you @AnnJMacKenzie 💚
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For a great time and the very best of causes call 1-800-595-2266 and support @iwkfoundation @iwkhealth Maritime kids and their families thank you over and over!
Give me a call 1-800-595-2266! Taking donations for the IWK Telethon!! #IWKtelethon
Happy TDversary Karen! Glad I had the opportunity to work with you over the years!💚🎉💐
Today I celebrate 35 years and what a journey this has been, having worked with fantastic people along the way, seen many changes, and thrilled I get to celebrate where I started. I am back in my hometown.Thank you TD for all of my opportunities💚 #greenforlife @DylanTufford_TD
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HAPPY #PINKSHIRTDAY! 👚
Today is all about showing kindness & empathy to the people you meet.
If you're wearing pink, if you've made a donation, or if you're just taking the day to think of others more, thank you!
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Most Canadians respect Terry Fox and War Memorials. Most Canadians don’t steal from food banks. Most Canadians would never wave a swastika and if they saw one, they would take it down. And most Canadians are vaccinated. I consider those people to be the true patriots.
Congratulations Michele on 40 years! TD is very lucky to have you💚
We haven’t been taking pictures much through these pandemic times, but I couldn’t miss a chance to celebrate this wonderful MCE @dawson62michele on her 40th TD Anniversary. Thank you Michele for the huge impact over the 40 years that continues today. We are so lucky! 💚💚💚💚
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Bob Saget, Star of Full House and America's Funniest Home Videos, Dies at 65 people.com/tv/bob-saget-dead…
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It is unacceptable for @IIHFHockey to cancel the 2022 U18 Women’s World Championships for 2nd straight year, while keeping the men’s events scheduled.
This continues to widen the gender gap between women’s & men’s sports.
Please retweet!
#Equality
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The @IIHFHockey has prioritized/held top division mens events during the pandemic but the top division womens events - cancelled again. UNACCEPTABLE. Figure out how to safely play the U18 Worlds this season, just like the U18 men & #WorldJuniors. These players DESERVE to play too
Celebrating my 30th Anniversary at work today! Forever grateful for all the great people I’ve had the pleasure to work with! Thankful to be a part of such a great organization! @TD_Canada #ProudToBeTD 💚
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Celebrating Taryn’s 29 years with @TD_Canada We are so proud of having you in our Team and appreciate your dedication to our institution and the difference you make in our customers life #YoumakeTD @Banque_TD
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NEW shorts available online! RETWEET to win a pair! 🌊 Men’s & Women’s sizes Small - 2XL now in stock ⚓️ eastcoastlifestyle.com/produ… – at Nova Scotia, Canada
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Autism Nova Scotia's Media Statement in response to Province's Closure Announcement: Online Education Transition Leaves Autistic Students & Learners with Disabilities on the Sidelines
View full statement here: autismnovascotia.ca/userfile…

ALT Quote reads, “Autism Nova Scotia is deeply concerned for Autistic students and students with disabilities who require specific supports. The gap in all these services have fallen on families and caregivers who are inadequately equipped to deliver the same quality of educational services. This action stands directly against the government’s commitment to provide inclusive education opportunities in the province.” - Cynthia Carroll, Executive Director of Autism Nova Scotia






























