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Emotional Health

Daily Probiotics: The Small Habit that Changes the Way You Feel

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Golf

CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open Second Round Update

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Kelly and Wayne Maunula of Central Canada Industries (center) are pictured with (l) Kyle Shaen, Cabinet Member, Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign, David McConnell, Manager of Radiation Therapy and Surgical Oncology, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and (r) Tullio Provenzano, Vice Chair of the Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign. The Maunulas have raised $100,000 for equipment at the Health Sciences Centre through their Central Canada Charity Classic and just recently made a personal donation of $10,000 to the Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign.

From Fun to Fundraising in Support of Exceptional Patient Care

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The Travelling Painting, at home at Investors Group in January, with (l-r) Laura Fralick, owner of the painting, Donna Yocom, Regional Director of Investors Group Financial Services Inc., Colleen Rose, artist of the painting, and Dan Bissonnette, Health Sciences Foundation. This month it is at Shout Media, then on to Lisa Sandham Interior Design for the month of March.

The Travelling Painting Touring Thunder Bay

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, Herb Daniher, local USW Staff Representative together with Bruce Frost, Northwestern Ontario Steelworkers Area Council President present their $5,000 donation on behalf of its membership and fallen brethren (see sidebar) to Andrea Docherty, Program Director, Regional Cancer Care Northwest and Glenn Craig, President and CEO of the Health Sciences Foundation. “The Exceptional Cancer Care campaign is truly a regional initiative benefiting all of the people of Northwestern Ontario,” says Daniher.

Cancer Statistics an Eye Opener at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences...

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Spots are still open for teams for the 19th annual Bearskin Airlines Hope Classic, which takes place February 6th-8th at the Fort William Curling Club. Teams can register at the local curling clubs.

Thunder Bay – Carrying on Linda’s Dream

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l-r Sandra, Jason and Jeff Villeneuve met with Dr. Mitchell Albert (2nd from left) to discuss his new research into imaging technology which will help in testing and evaluating lung disease treatments. $25,000 from the Anthony Villeneuve Memorial Endowment Fund was donated to the research project which was set up in honour of husband and father, Tony, who passed away from mesothelioma.

Endowment Fund Supporting Lung Disease Research in Memory of Loved One

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Cancer Care Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign at One Year Mark

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The new Screen for Life Coach is reaching women who have difficulty accessing cancer screening services.

Hitting the Road to Improve Cancer Screening Rates

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Heidi Liimatainen (right), Manager of Wealth Management and Business Development with the Provincial Alliance Credit Union, and Audrey Halvorsen (left), Vice President of Operations with the Northern Lights Credit Union were given a demonstration of how the paediatric vital signs monitor works by Christina Purdon, Manager of Paediatrics and Neonatal Intensive Care. The much needed monitor is the first piece of equipment to be purchased with income from the Thunder Bay Credit Union Endowment Fund.

Credit Union Endowment Fund Buys First Piece of Equipment

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The key to being mortgage-free this summer is to buy your $100 ticket in the 28th Annual Fort William Rotary House Lottery. You could be the owner of this beautiful house at 230 Sunflower Street. The Grand prize draw takes place July 1st at Marina Park main stage. Proceeds support the Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign. For full details on the House Lottery, visit www.fwrotary.ca/HouseLottery.cfm.

Mortgage Free on Canada Day!

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The Hippest Party organizers (l-r) Crystal Edwards, Nadeen Breukelman, Michelle Towell, Brenda Wright & Evan Stewart raised $28,118 to purchase much needed equipment to assist joint replacement surgery patients with their rehabilitation. They are already making plans for next year’s Hippest Party in Town set for March 21, 2015. If you would like to donate to the Total Joint Centre, please visit or call the Health Sciences Foundation Donor Office at 345-4673 or donate online at www.healthsciencesfoundation.ca.

Hippest Party in Thunder Bay Raises Hopes and Dollars

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