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Since starting my civic sign initiative in December, I’ve had many people reach out for information, while also sharing how they have their signs displayed properly! The word has definitely spread and the increase in civic signs across the valley is quite impressive. Some folks have even used their skills in arts and crafts to […]
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Yesterday afternoon I was able to accept this donation of over $150 of change from Mike Evans on behalf of the Berwick Foodland. This particular donation will help with providing multiple civic signs, free of charge to those who NEED them in our community. Not only was Mike able to help, but yesterday, while delivering […]
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With many trees and vegetation really growing this time of year, it’s a great reminder to trim back any branches that may be obstructing your address! Minutes matter in the event of an emergency, ultimately being the difference between someone’s life or property. Ensuring you have your civic sign displayed easily and properly from the […]
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Over the past six months, I’ve been actively working on a video project, highlighting the importance of having your civic signs displayed in our communities. Not only is this a problem in the Annapolis Valley, but it’s a pressing issue across Nova Scotia, one in which has been for many years. This “video project” has […]
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Chris with Copeland Property Maintenance in Annapolis County is helping homeowners ensure they have property displayed civic signs! “Civic numbers are important! We can help with your install, call us today!” Via Facebook.
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Approximately two weeks ago I received a phone call from Meig from CBC. When she called, she wanted to know what she could do to help get the word out about how important it is to have your civic sign displayed. After chatting and explaining the lengths in which I’ve gone, from getting the word […]
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On April 1st, I emailed and delivered letters to the county and our three towns here within Kings County. “With over 60,000 people living in Kings County and that number climbing each month, I believe it’s crucial to have your help with bringing awareness to this topic. I am looking to work with the Municipality […]
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The Onslow Belmont Fire Brigade in Colchester County has been actively engaged in providing free civic signs to those that need them within their fire district limits. Since December, I’ve been actively engaged in the Annapolis Valley, doing research and highlighting the importance of having your civic sign displayed. I felt it was important to […]
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“VON stands for the Victorian Order of Nurses, a Canadian non-profit organization providing home and community care services.” Being established in 1897, the VON has been dedicated to delivering home nursing, health education, and various support programs to Canadians across the country. Everyday nurses and support staff like CCAs hit the road providing critical care […]
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Each and every day, hundreds of paramedics provide life-saving care to patients in various communities across Nova Scotia. Ensuring care is available 24/7, ambulances and their crews provide coverage and care wherever it may be needed, even in communities outside their posted shifts. EHS Paramedics respond to provide aid to patients at their homes daily. […]
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