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MPP Gélinas introduces bill to recognize police officers who died by suicide - Vimarsana News

MPP Gélinas introduces bill to recognize police officers who died by suicide

SHARE ON: In recognition of Police Week, Nickel Belt MPP France Gélinas, the NDP’s health critic, will present a bill at Queen’s Park. She says the bill is to include police officers who have taken their own lives as a consequence of their work and being in the line of duty. She would like them to be recognized as well on highway memorials for fallen officers. Gélinas will be joined by local resident Amanda Robichaud, who is also the sister of a fallen officer.

Thank you, Sudbury, for your caring and sharing - Vimarsana News

Thank you, Sudbury, for your caring and sharing

Author of the article: Gerry Lougheed Publishing date: Mar 07, 2021  •  March 7, 2021  •  2 minute read  •  Troy MacKenzie, left, and Marian MacKenzie, of Tim Hortons, Amanda Robichaud, executive director of the Elgin Street Mission, Kevin Thomas, of Great Lakes Pizza, and Gerry Lougheed, chair of the Mission's Food Fund, were on hand to celebrate the achievements of the Food Fund in Sudbury, Ont. on Thursday March 4, 2021. For the last year, the MacKenzie family Tim Hortons locations donated soup every Saturday to the Mission, which works out to more than $40,000 worth of sou...

Small wonder: How a village helped raise one of N.B.'s tiniest preemies - Vimarsana News

Small wonder: How a village helped raise one of N.B.'s tiniest preemies

Small wonder: How a village helped raise one of N.B.'s tiniest preemies Amanda Robichaud was a province away from her home and family when she gave birth to her micro-preemie son. What she didn't know was that her entire community was mobilizing, with family, friends and even strangers rallying to help her. Social Sharing When Amanda Robichaud went into labour at 23 weeks, her community rallied behind her and has never stopped Posted: Feb 06, 2021 8:00 AM AT | Last Updated: February 6 Amanda Robichaud with her son, Logan, and their puppy, Big Buddy, in Baie-Sainte-Anne in August. (Horizon Hea...

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