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Category: TorontoBy Johntrue on Jul 21, 2009 in Health/Medicine, Parenting, Toronto | 0 Comments
Joanne Horibe leads Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program. As a project she undertook inside of that course, Horibe teamed up with Ashley Bulley and Kerri Stanford to lobby the Ontario government to include in vitro fertilization as part of its OHIP coverage.
By George F on Feb 24, 2009 in Health/Medicine, Toronto | 0 Comments
Vanessa Pazzi’s project in Landmark’s SELP program created Canada’s largest indoor Yoga class as an event to raise money for The Cancer Assistance Program, an organization that assists cancer patients with seeing to certain needs. Pazzi, a Toronto resident, was influcenced by the death of a close friend who died of cancer at age 23 and [...]
By George F on Jan 20, 2009 in Landmark Education, Toronto | 6 Comments
Landmark Forum Leader Randy McNamara was recently interviewed by the News Now News Magazine show (105.5 FM in Toronto, Canada) on November 10 about Landmark Education. Landmark Education News has obtained a transcript of the show, which is shown here.
Interviewer (Payal Doshi): Good afternoon. Welcome to News Now, your News Magazine Show for Monday, [...]
By George F on Dec 2, 2008 in Animal Rights, Arts/Entertainment, Toronto | 1 Comment
Earlier this year, Landmark Forum graduate Daniel Kelly organized a Silent Art Auction event “hART for P.A.W.S. ” (Pozitive Awareness with Shelter), to raise awareness and much needed funds for Casey House and Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary. Joyce Smith, the owner and President of the Sanctuary, turned 79 on the evening of the event, running [...]
By George F on May 9, 2008 in Hunger, Toronto | 0 Comments
When Julie Baelde took Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program she was clear from the outset that she wanted to impact the community of waitresses and servers that she worked with and socialized with. She wanted to have the community do more than drink and gossip together; she wanted to have them come together in some way [...]
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