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orilliamatters.com > local-news > immunization-clinics-coming-to-area-high-schools-12752219

Immunization clinics coming to area high schools

5+ day, 21+ hour ago   (258+ words) Under Ontario’s Immunization of School Pupils Act (ISPA), health units must maintain immunization records for students and enforce suspensions when required information is missing. In May, the health unit mailed reminder notices to more than 5,600 students. Throughout the summer, nurses…...

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orilliamatters.com > local-news > teens-childrens-book-reminds-wheelchair-users-they-arent-alone-12721286

Teen's children's book reminds wheelchair users they aren't alone

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (445+ words) Collingwood Collegiate Institute student Ella Northcott has a new children’s book coming out. The 17-year-old’s book, called I Am a Wheelchair User, is part of the ‘I Am’ series published through Beech Street Books. A book launch event is planned…...

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orilliamatters.com > local-news > orillia-mom-vows-to-keep-walking-so-lost-lives-arent-forgotten-12686935

Orillia mom vows to keep walking so lost lives aren’t forgotten - Orillia News

3+ week, 23+ hour ago   (936+ words) For Johanne Logue, seeing more people come out to Orillia’s annual Walk for Drug Overdose Awareness is both encouraging and heartbreaking. Now preparing to lead the walk for a sixth year, Logue says support continues to grow, with people from…...