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Fall 2014 e-Newsletter from Oakville Ward 2 Councillor, Pam Damoff

September 11, 2014

Information posted September 11, 2014 Pam Damoff, Oakville Town Councillor for Ward 2, has issued her Fall 2014 ...

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“Art & Soul Memories” Art Exhibit – Sheridan College

September 11, 2014

Information posted September 11, 2014 The Social Service Worker Gerontology Program at Sheridan is pleased to ...

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CARP and the CMA Host Roundtable During Council of the Federation meeting in Charlottetown, PEI

September 11, 2014

CARP recently visited Charlottetown, PEI to raise seniors health care as a priority in parallel to the Premiers Council ...

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The Art of Accessorizing……….Come and Join us!

September 11, 2014

  Many of us don't have the shopping budgets we once had ......so we had an idea....make your old clothes new ...

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Wine and Wisdom Series: Life – Income for Life!

September 11, 2014

We hear often from our members about their fears of outliving their money. Please join us for this FREE seminar ...

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Wills, Trusts, Financial Planning for Singles, Widows and Divorcees

September 11, 2014

"Leave a Legacy" and CARP Toronto present our last session of the 2014 program. It's ...

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New PIAC Report puts a Price Tag on “Pay-to-Pay”

September 11, 2014

New PIAC report, How to Pay the Piper: A Primer on Additional Charges to Consumers in Canada for Paper Billing Report ...

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It’s a Win! Federal Government to outlaw “pay-to-pay” billing

September 11, 2014

Editor's Note: CARP has been very active on the "pay-to-pay" file.  Over the past few years many companies began ...

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Canadians want Ottawa to take bigger role in guiding public health, survey shows

September 11, 2014

On August 26th, 2014, The Globe and Mail published an article on the latest Nanos Research survey that said a vast ...

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CARP Municipal Poll Report

September 11, 2014

Key Findings Two thirds of members live in cities and virtually all agree these cities (and towns) should have ...