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NYPAA 2012 Induction of Officers It was an honour to attend the North York Pinoy Athletic Association 2012 Induction of Officers. The North York Pinoy Athletic Association is an athletic organization, which was born as a response to the demand of the growing Filipino-Canadian families in the community. It offers programs like basketball and dance classes, which are facilitated and designed in a way that all the members of the family can come together and join. 4 photos |
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Armour Gardens Community Association 60th Anniversary Party It was a pleasure to attend the Armour Gardens Community Association's 60th anniversary party. I recognized the fantastic work the group has been doing in Ward 10 for so many years and presented congratulatory scrolls to members of the group. 7 photos |
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Recognizing the TDSB Dare2Dance Winning Team from Mackenzie I congratulated William Lyon Mackenzie Secondary School students from the TDSB Dare2Dance winning team eMotion at City Council. Over 500 TDSB students in Grades 9 to 12 participated in the second annual TDSB Dance Challenge. Thank you to all the students who participated and staff who helped make it happen. 3 photos |
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MPAC Valentines Party Thank you to the Mountain Province Association of Canada (MPAC) for inviting me to their Valentines Party. It was great to spend an evening with the community. 3 photos |
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"Turkish Passport" Canadian Film Premiere 2 photos |
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Newcomer Service Providers' Fair It was a fantastic day of learning and networking for newcomer service providers in the Lawrence Heights and Bathurst-Finch Neighbourhoods. 2 photos |
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Celebrating Family Literacy Day at Wilmington Public School It was great to celebrate Family Literacy Day by reading a story to the youngest learners and their families at the TDSB Parenting and Family Literacy Centre in Wilmington Public School. Family Literacy Day promotes the importance of learning and reading together as a family. Parenting and Family Literacy Centres are school-based programs in which parents and children, up to six years of age, participate in a range of play-based learning activities that focus on the optimal development of the child and the early acquisition of literacy and numeracy skills. 3 photos |
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Africentric Alternative School visits City Hall Councillor Augimeri and I welcomed students and teachers from the Africentric Alternative School to City Hall. We recognized the students at City Council and read a proclamation from the City of Toronto commemorating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Councillor Thompson also came by to greet the students. I was proud to support the school as a school board trustee when it opened in 2009 in the Ward I represented. The school integrates the diverse perspectives, experiences and histories of people of African descent into the provincially mandated curriculum. 4 photos |
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