THURSDAY SEPT. 10, 2015
TRI-CITIES
Goal is to bring family to Canada
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FUNDRAISER LAUNCHED
DIVERSITY CHALLENGE Walkers set to travel up and down
Coquitlam Crunch trail to raise funds for community initiatives
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2 YEARS LATER, FAMILY SEEKS ANSWERS
When 64-year-old dementia sufferer Shin Noh went missing, his son started pushing for change
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As the two-year anniversary of the disappearance of Coquitlam’s Shin Noh approaches, family members are preparing to host their second-annual Walk for Shin, an event designed to raise awareness of both Alzheimer’s disease and the Silver Alert program. While the program is active in dozens of U.S. states, B.C. officials have resisted calls — from the family and in the form of a private member’s bill from MLA Selina Robinson — to launch such a program here. Shin Noh’s son Sam, above, says that’s a mistake.
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