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Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians - Vimarsana News

Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians

HALIFAX — Wendy Goodall moved from Ontario to the sprawling prairies of southern Saskatchewan two years ago. Then the COVID-19 pandemic shrank her world.

Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians | iNFOnews

HALIFAX - Wendy Goodall moved from Ontario to the sprawling prairies of southern Saskatchewan two years ago. Then the COVID-19 pandemic shrank her world.

Source: infotel.ca
Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians - Vimarsana News

Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians

HALIFAX — Wendy Goodall moved from Ontario to the sprawling prairies of southern Saskatchewan two years ago. Then the COVID-19 pandemic shrank her world.

Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians - Vimarsana News

Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians

Wendy Goodall moved from Ontario to the sprawling prairies of southern Saskatchewan two years ago. Then the COVID-19 pandemic shrank her world.

Source: cp24.com
Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians - Vimarsana News

Human connections: 'Friendly Calls' program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians

HALIFAX — Wendy Goodall moved from Ontario to the sprawling prairies of southern Saskatchewan two years ago. Then the COVID-19 pandemic shrank her world.