Volunteers Make a Community Strong Through Recognition
Karen Walker emphasizes volunteerism in prairie Canada, noting one in four Canadians over 15 volunteers and the economic value of unpaid work. The piece outlines how to sustain volunteers with recognition, clear tasks, deadlines, praise, and leadership support. It also mentions local contacts and an upcoming Women's Health Forum at Russell Hospital.
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Karen Walker
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Bill
Noreen Taylor
Alberta
Paul
Wendy Simmons
Edmonton
Connie
Craig Taylor
Harold
Doris Taylor
Janice
Wayne Lawson
Mildred Rowan
Calgary
Russell Hospital
Public Health Unit
Rossburn
Janice O’brien
Angusville
Nydia Kostnik
Nesbitt Publishing
Mazur earns master’s in Natural Resource Management at Manitoba
Jewel Mazur defended a 325 page thesis on white spruce at the University of Manitoba Winnipeg to obtain her master’s degree in Natural Resource Management. The oral exam included a presentation and two rounds of questions with a 10 minute committee decision. She thanked Chuchmuch Cafe for support during thesis work.
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Jewel
Kelvin Mazur
Natural Resources Institute
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Chuchmuch Cafe
Theresa Spencer
Edmonton
Rose Chuchmuch
Corrie
Iris
Vernie
Viola
Lynn
Kelly
Evans
Marianne
Michael
Charlotte
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Gimli
Marie Heming
Brandon
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Mary
Paul Luba
Raymond
Doreen
John
Angie
Anne
Frank
Nellie
Gerald
Mary Magnowski
Margaret Juce
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