As the weather turns chilly and the decorations begin to appear on Parliament Hill and on the homes in my neighborhood, it is clear that the holidays are right around the corner. This time of year is busy for all of us, catching up with family and friends, and appreciating those making a difference in our community.
Dr. Netha Dyck is one of these individuals, receiving the Ethel Johns Award for her work launching the Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing Degree program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. I also met with David Arnot, Chief Commissioner of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. I learned about his incredible work to support educators supporting children. I also met with other individuals who are making a positive contribution to their industries in Saskatchewan.
Two weeks ago, I attended many Remembrance Day services across the city. I was honoured to take part in many of these services remembering Canada's fallen, and impressed by the dedication Canadian`s have for remembering those we have lost.
I am continually grateful to represent Saskatoon-Grasswood in the House of Commons.
Kevin Waugh, MP
Saskatoon-Grasswood
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SASKATOON GRASSWOOD CANADA 150 AWARD NOMINATION
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Next year, 2017, marks the 150th anniversary of Confederation, however, unlike previous governments, the current government has decided not to continue the tradition of awarding commemorative medals to Canadian citizens during milestone years. Because of this, I have decided to recognize individuals in my own riding with the Saskatoon-Grasswood Canada 150 Citizen Award.
To nominate an individual please visit my office for an application, or visit my webpage for an online application or a printable copy.
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