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This January 28-30, will you #ChoosetoInclude?
The 2022 #ChoosetoInclude Donut is a Chocolate Cake Ring donut with White Fondant, Sprinkles and Whipped Topping. 100% of proceeds from sales will support Special Olympics across Canada.
Special Olympics Canada has once again partnered with Tim Hortons to create the limited edition #ChoosetoInclude Donut, available from January 28-30. 100% of the proceeds from sales of the donut will go directly to local Special Olympics community programs, supporting more than 41,000 athletes with an intellectual disability across Canada.
Tim Hortons has been a proud partner of Special Olympics Canada since 2016 - from sponsoring youth programs ActiveStart and FUNdamentals, to sending gift cards to Special Olympics activities across the county, supporting National Games and of course, creating a Special Olympics donut to raise funds and awareness for the movement.
Like Special Olympics, Tim Hortons understands the power of inclusion - and its ability to change lives. Tim Hortons has hired many individuals with an intellectual disability at restaurants across the country, including many Special Olympics athletes! They truly are a place for everyone. #ChoosetoInclude #specialolympics
What are you waiting for? Get your #ChoosetoInclude Donut today! Every donut purchased will help Special Olympics athletes get back on the field of play.
Media Release - MFNPS SB Detach - WANTED Ethan Markus BEAULIEU. If you have any information on his whereabouts, please contact MFNPS Sandy Bay Detachment at (204) 843-7700, MFNP TIPS Line at 1-833-978-0048 or Crimestoppers at 1(800) 222-8477 (TIPS).
Why do keep letting them go to do the same bs. The government should be just as guilty as the criminals they set free to reoffend.
Bell Let’s Talk Day is Wednesday, January 26th, 2022 and we’re joining in to help drive meaningful progress in Mental Health. This years slogan is “Keep Listening, Keep Talking.”
#BellLetsTalkDay #mentalhealthawareness #showyoursupport
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“On #HumanTraffickingAwareness day, take time to learn about the signs of trafficking youth for sexual exploitation & what to do if you are worried about a teen in your life: t.co/32mTtZJirN...MEDIA RELEASE - HQ and Detachments temporarily closed to the public. Sorry for the inconvenience. Media Contact 204-856-5370.
On, January 4th, 2022 MFNPS staff wore a ribbon skirt or shirt, to show your support and stand in solidarity with Isabella Kulak. Bill S-227 Marks January 4th, National Ribbon Skirt Day.
Isabella Kulak (Cote First Nation) in Saskatchewan was shamed for wearing her ribbon skirt to her school's formal day in December 2020.At this event, a staff member commented that her ribbon skirt was not considered formal. Given the signficance of ribbon skirts for those who identify as a woman, Isabella received an outpouring of national support following the event including the first and second reading of a bill in parliament to mark January 4th as a national holiday to honour the ribbon skirt.
MFNPS is proud to have woman in our Service wear their skirts with pride and in solidarity across Turtle Island and honour the traditional importance of Ribbon Skirts wearing one that shares part of our Story.
MFNPS has made arrangements to fit members and staff with ribbon skirts as part of uniform attire. #honour #ribbondress
As 2021 ends and we start a new year, all of us at MFNPS hope that everyone has a safe, healthy, and happy holiday. All the best to everyone in 2022! #2022 #HappyNewYear
MFNPS K-9 Zion and Cst. ASSINIBOINE working during Christmas eve 🙂 Keeping communities safe
Thank you for your services on OCN
That’s my cuz 👮🏽♂️Proud of ya💙
A special thanks to all the First Aid Responders working during the holidays, to make yours safe at home <3 #safeholiday #SeasonsGreetings
Merry Christmas ...stay safe at work
Wishing all a safe and happy holiday season, from everyone at Manitoba First Nations Police Service #merrychristmas #seasonsgreetings #safeholidays
