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20 years, 1,600 surgeries: London doctors’ mission restores mobility abroad (opens the original)
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Operation Walk Canada made its first mission to Guatemala two decades ago, providing free hip and knee replacement surgeries to patients who otherwise had no means of receiving them. The volunteer-based medical organization was co-founded in 2006 by longtime London orthopedic surgeons Robert Bourne and Cecil Rorabeck. Its goal was to offer free hip and knee replacements – or, as Bourne puts it, “free restoration of mobility” – to patients with no other means of receiving the life-changing proced
Non-profit-led summit calls for clearer Great Lakes safety warnings (opens the original)
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ST. THOMAS – A non-profit organization promoting water safety in the Great Lakes is pushing for clearer, more consistent messaging about hazards such as rip currents across Ontario shoreline communities. The Rip Current Information Project hosted the Great Lakes Drowning and Risk Communication Summit at CASO Station in downtown St. Thomas on Wednesday, drawing about 35 politicians, firefighters and police officers from 11 Ontario communities, including Elgin and Huron counties and as far away as
Non-profit-led summit calls for clearer Great Lakes safety warnings (opens the original)
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ST. THOMAS – A non-profit organization promoting water safety in the Great Lakes is pushing for clearer, more consistent messaging about hazards such as rip currents across Ontario shoreline communities. The Rip Current Information Project hosted the Great Lakes Drowning and Risk Communication Summit at CASO Station in downtown St. Thomas on Wednesday, drawing about 35 politicians, firefighters and police officers from 11 Ontario communities, including Elgin and Huron counties and as far away as
Non-profit-led summit calls for clearer Great Lakes safety warnings (opens the original)
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ST. THOMAS – A non-profit organization promoting water safety in the Great Lakes is pushing for clearer, more consistent messaging about hazards such as rip currents across Ontario shoreline communities. The Rip Current Information Project hosted the Great Lakes Drowning and Risk Communication Summit at CASO Station in downtown St. Thomas on Wednesday, drawing about 35 politicians, firefighters and police officers from 11 Ontario communities, including Elgin and Huron counties and as far away as
Non-profit-led summit calls for clearer Great Lakes safety warnings (opens the original)
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ST. THOMAS – A non-profit organization promoting water safety in the Great Lakes is pushing for clearer, more consistent messaging about hazards such as rip currents across Ontario shoreline communities. The Rip Current Information Project hosted the Great Lakes Drowning and Risk Communication Summit at CASO Station in downtown St. Thomas on Wednesday, drawing about 35 politicians, firefighters and police officers from 11 Ontario communities, including Elgin and Huron counties and as far away as
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