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Halloween Fur-get-Me-Not fundraiser helps support someone’s future pet, while waiting to get adopted

Region community programs rely on volunteers to step up as coaches and assistants to keep local programs alive.

Funded by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO), the Community Health Transportation program first started as a pilot program for the Township of Terrace Bay.

Participating in a community activity by Grade 8 students gave them the opportunity to take ownership and help others, and learn the value of volunteering.

Manitouwadge high school community is proud to announce that this year's fundraiser to sponsor a child from Haiti was a huge success.

St. Hilary Catholic Elementary students, from JK to grade 8, embarked on a learning journey that would mesh together Indigenous culture and that of non-Indigenous students.

In spite of the challenges students at St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School in Geraldton faced because of the pandemic, the French as a Second Language students pulled together to come out winners. Under the guidance of their teacher Karen Gardiner, they entered an International Language competition and came away with a first place ranking.

So many students who attend schools within the southwest region of Northern Ontario, show how much they care about others within their community and around the world. The students of Manitouwadge High School chose a special project to show just that.

As Pink Shirt day was recognized by so many Canadians last month, a Grade 4 class from St. Edward Catholic School in Nipigon, took that day's meaning one step further.

School’s animal lovers help local Furget-Me-Not animal shelter.