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Check out our delicious summer recipes perfect for an outdoor picnic or backyard patio, featuring Greenhouse Goodness – Ontario greenhouse farmers use their controlled environment to grow the highest-quality tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers, then pack and ship to your local grocer for you to fill your cart. Yes please! PAGE 4
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The Best of Summer: Cedar Bay Cedar Planked Atlantic Salmon
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Rainbow Veggie Sandwich: Slice 1/2 (each) Ontario greenhouse red, green and yellow peppers into thin strips. Heat 1 tbsp (15 mL) olive oil in a skillet over medium-high heat. Cook peppers, stirring, until crisp tender. Cool completely. Peel and finely chop 1/2 English cucumber. Mix in a small bowl with 1/2 cup (125 mL) mayonnaise. Set aside. Lay out 4 slices of rustic bread. Generously smear with cucumber mayo. Slice 1 Ontario greenhouse beefsteak tomato and divide among bread. Season with salt and pepper. Top with peppers and 4 slices of bread. Serves 4. Cucumber No-Buzz Spritzer: Cut 1 large Ontario greenhouse cucumber into chunks. Place in a blender with 1/2 cup (125 mL) fresh lime juice, 1/4 cup (60 mL) agave syrup and 1 cup (250 mL) mint leaves. Blend until well juiced. Pass liquid through a sieve placed over a bowl, pressing on solids. Reserve liquid and discard solids. For each drink, pour 1/4 cup (60 mL) cucumber liquid into a highball glass filled with ice. Top with chilled sparkling water and lightly stir. Garnish with a mint leaf. Serves 6. Greenhouse Gazpacho: Roughly chop 3 lbs (1.36 kg) ripe Ontario greenhouse tomatoes, 1 small Ontario greenhouse cucumber, 1 small Ontario greenhouse red pepper and 1/2 small white onion. Place in blender with 1/4 cup (60 mL) extra virgin olive oil and 1 tsp (5 mL) sherry vinegar. Blend until smooth. Season with salt and pepper. Transfer to airtight container. Refrigerate at least 2 hours. Serve garnished with quartered Ontario greenhouse cherry tomatoes. Serves 4 to 6.
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Ontario greenhouse farmers use their controlled environment to grow the highest-quality tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. When it’s time to harvest, skilled workers cruise the rows, picking and packing the pristine vegetables. Truck drivers then deliver the produce across the province and beyond. Finally, our frontline grocery teams beautifully display the local bounty before you fill your cart.
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Four delicious summer recipes that are perfect for an outdoor picnic or backyard patio
Italian Village Salad 1 lb (455 g) mixed ripe Ontario greenhouse tomatoes 4 Ontario greenhouse mini cucumbers (or 2/3 Ontario greenhouse English cucumber) 1 Ontario greenhouse pepper 1/3 cup (80 mL) thinly sliced red onion 1 tbsp (15 mL) chopped basil 8 oz (225 g) mini bocconcini 8 slices Genoa salami, quartered 8 pickled hot peppers (peperoncini) 3 tbsp (45 mL) extra virgin olive oil 2 tbsp (30 mL) red wine vinegar Whole basil leaves to garnish Cut tomatoes into wedges. Cut cherry and grape tomatoes in half. Slice cucumbers on bias. (If using English cucumber, halve lengthwise first.) Cut pepper into bite-size pieces. Place vegetables in large mixing bowl with onion and chopped basil. Drizzle with oil and vinegar. Stir in bocconcini, salami and hot peppers. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Transfer to serving dish. Garnish with basil leaves. Serves 4-6.
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Our success would not be possible without you and we hope you will continue to support us to make the next 25 years even better than the last!
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THE BEST OF SUMMER Cedar Bay Cedar Planked Atlantic Salmon lets you serve up a scrumptious seafood dinner with nearly no prep! If you’re lucky enough to have leftovers, here are a few ways to transform them into something special: • Flake leftover fillets and use it as your main protein for #TacoTuesday. Alternatively, add mayo (or sauce of your choice) plus a few textural elements (celery, pickles, capers, dill) and mix for the most scrumptious sandwich filling you’ve ever made; • Pump up the protein in any dish: add chopped/flaked leftover salmon to your favourite salad to take it from a side to a full meal; or add it to a cream-based sauce served up on top of your pasta of choice for an unforgettable next-level entrée; • Mince leftover fillets in a food processor, add breadcrumbs, onions, egg, salt and pepper to taste and roll them into salmon bites. Perfect as an appetizer or served up with a side of seasonal veggies and rice.
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edar Bay Grilling Company is an award-winning producer of Salmon products that bring the best of Atlantic Canada to homes all across North America. Our products come pre-seasoned on a pre-soaked, cook-safe cedar plank and/or food safe grilling mat that makes cooking almost completely effortless. Simply place our products on the grill (or in the oven), set a timer for the cook time indicated on the package, prepare your favourite fresh, seasonal veggies - and that’s it. No mess, no fuss — just a delicious, nutritious dinner that the whole family is sure to love!
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Fire up the BBQ and meet the Star of Summer Grilling… Cedar Planked Atlantic Salmon from Cedar Bay Grilling Company! Our planked salmon is pre-seasoned with one of our delicious spice blends and comes on a pre-soaked, cook-safe cedar plank, to be simply placed on the grill (or in the oven!) for a no fuss seafood entrée that cooks up perfectly every time. With your own seasonal veggies and sides, Cedar Bay Cedar Planked Atlantic Salmon is truly the taste of Summer!
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NEW BRUNSWICK’S COVERED BRIDGE RELEASING CHICKPEA-BASED CHIP ALTERNATIVE Covered Bridge Potato Chips are pleased to announce the release of their latest product, Lela’s Chickpea Chips, due to land on Canadian shelves in early September.
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flavourful yet healthier alternative to nachos and other regular potato chips, these chickpea chips are lightweight but packed with protein, made for eating out of the bag or paired with dips, salsas, hummus and more. Run by the Albright family out of Waterville, New Brunswick, Covered Bridge has worked its way to becoming a Canadian household name with its lines of kettle cooked popcorn and chips, made from dark russet potatoes grown right on Albright Farms. Lela’s Chickpea Chips are named after the family’s Great Grammy Lela, who first began making wood-fired chips and other treats over her pot belly stove over 80 years ago. These will be the first in a dedicated line of Lela’s Homegrown Snacks. The family hopes Canadians not only enjoy the new chips but also feel a relatable connection or sense of nostalgia as if they were eating something as cooked with love as what their own beloved relatives would have made.
Lela’s Chickpea Chips are all-natural, certified gluten-free, vegetarian-friendly, kosher, non-GMO and are made with no artificial colours or flavours; just simple ingredients for easy snacking without the guilt.
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Strawberry Banana joins Crofter’s line of fruit spreads that are a modern, more nutritious twist on traditional jams and jellies. Made with 33% less sugar than standard jams and packed full of high-quality organic fruit sourced from the best growing regions around the world, the light and fruity flavour will change your view on what jam should be. With a deep and long-standing commitment to organic, sustainable production and agriculture, Crofter’s implements innovative production methods to mitigate its environmental impact. This includes having its own wastewater recycling treatment plant at its facility which has reduced water consumption by over 85%, and unique energy reduction methods that capture and utilize energy that would normally be lost in the manufacturing process. Every jar is proudly made in Canada at our facility on the shores of Georgian Bay in Parry Sound, Ontario.
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SUMMER STAYCATION Summer is in full swing, and it is time to give those vacation days a workout! When my family heads out to explore a new hike or visit someone, I always do a little look around to see if there are any new breweries that we can visit along the way. This can sometimes lead us on completely new adventures discovering orchards we didn’t know about, an obscure roadside attraction or through towns so cute you wish you could pinch their cheeks. Full disclosure, I grew up in Lucan (a small town) so I am biased. These side adventures almost always stick with us and always provide some great beer. But you don’t need to be heading somewhere to discover a new brewery, discovering a new brewery can be the main reason for your adventure. There are a ton of new (or new to you) breweries scattered all over this fair country and many within a very short driving distance from wherever you are. Take a look at some of my new favourites below. Collective Arts Toronto Brewery One of Ontario’s favourite breweries now has a home in Toronto! Located on Dundas near Bathurst they are pouring all your favs plus a raft of small batch beers brewed on location and some guest taps. The range of beers available is very impressive and includes their ciders, hard teas and cocktails. Their patio is not huge so I would recommend booking a table in advance. Even if you can’t get a seat, they have an amazing bottle shop so you could always take a great selection to go. Slake Brewing, Picton Housed on a small farm at the top of a hill overlooking PEC, Slake opened it’s doors in October 2020. Their focus right now is on lagers/pilsners, pale ales and table beers (low alc
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and crushable) but they do have a barrel cellar with some mixed fermentation creations aging away. They have a limited food menu prepared by Bloomfield Public House Market that you can buy and enjoy outdoors at one of their picnic tables while sipping on samples and enjoying the view. Flux Brewing, Scotland Flux opened its doors during the summer of 2020 in Brant County. They have a sizable brewery surrounded by farmland and a patio that overlooks a large spring-fed pond compete with a food truck that specializes in tacos and ice cream named Tacos Vs. Ice Cream. The beer selection has a little something for everyone ranging from cream ales and helles lagers to hoppier pale ales and IPAs and a couple of sour beers for good measure. Seating is first-come-first-served so if you are heading that way and the sun is shining you might want to make Flux one of your first stops. Katalyst Brewing, Bracebridge Originally founded in 2016, Katalyst moved into the old Muskoka Brewery location in Bracebridge late 2019. There was no equipment left in the building, so they were starting from scratch and put in a 10HL system with 6 fermenters which gives them a ton of flexibility. The last time I visited they had 12 different beers to choose from — all fresh — in stock! Want to plan your own trip? Take to your favourite search engine and look up the city or town you are heading to and the words “craft brewery”. With nearly 300 craft breweries in Ontario now, there is bound to be one where you are going or along the way.
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TRIUMPH OVER ADVERSITY Canadian Helen Keller Centre opened its doors in July 2001 to provide deafblind Canadians with training opportunities and services, and to raise public awareness about the needs of people who are deafblind.
These seemingly minor bits of information, which most of us take for granted, could present many barriers for a person who is deafblind. Many people are familiar with the story of Helen Keller, but unaware that her experience with deafblindness is all too real for over 466,420 Canadians who are deafblind, including many who live in Toronto. For almost 30 years, Canadian Helen Keller Centre (CHKC) has provided affordable housing, as well as intervenor services to Canadians who are deafblind. With the assistance of intervenors, who act as the eyes and ears of people who are deafblind, Canadians who are deafblind can live more independent lives, accessing their communities in more fulfilling ways.
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The disability of deafblindness, which includes all types and degrees of dual hearing and vision loss, can be isolating and restrictive. Our goal at CHKC is to spread awareness of dual sensory losses, and how CHKC and partner agencies across the country are helping meet the needs of these individuals.
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We hope to spark a conversation with Canadians about the disability of deafblindness, an often ignored and misunderstood disability. We want you to help spread awareness and support our essential programs and services every month of the year.
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A GREAT PLACE TO Looking for the right balance between an urban lifestyle and an easier style of living? If so, you will want to take a closer look at Cornwall, a growing city in Eastern Ontario offering a variety of urban lifestyle options and a red-hot job market – all without the headaches and hassles of big city commuting. Cornwall is located on the banks of the scenic St. Lawrence River, which offers a natural backdrop to some of Ontario’s best cycling trails. The golf club or marina is only minutes away from home or office – and for those people working remotely – the city is well served with hi-speed fibre optic networks. Cornwall is a great place to raise a family and with some of the Canada’s most affordable housing prices, it is certainly worth a closer look. You can learn more at www.ChooseCormwall.ca be sure to request your free information kit!
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MANITOUWADGE – BETTER NATURED Manitouwadge, Ontario is a full-service community located at the end of Highway 614, 30 minutes north of Highway 17, midway between Sault Ste. Marie and Thunder Bay, Ontario.
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Waring House Restaurant, Inn, Conference Centre & Cookery School The Waring House invites you to experience genuine country inn hospitality, and everything Prince Edward County has to offer: award winning wineries, cideries and breweries, miles of pristine, white sandy beaches, boutiques, farm stands, golf, artists and artisans, history, breathtaking scenery, great dining, and so much more.
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ith two onsite restaurants, the Waring House culinary team proudly presents the best of seasonal, locally sourced ingredients at breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner. The Barley Room Gastro Pub is a favourite gathering place, with live music and 16 draft taps featuring local and national brand beer and ciders. Amelia’s Garden Dining Room offers fine dining in a beautiful setting overlooking the picturesque gardens. Outdoor dining is available on the Garden Patio. The extensive wine list features the best of local vintages, as well as imported wine, sparkling and port. The innkeeper boasts an extensive selection of single malts. The spectacular gardens and large banquet hall make Waring House a popular location for weddings, corporate events, and special events. Waring Hall is a large beautifully appointed banquet space that can accommodate up to 180 people. A wall of French doors overlooks the veranda, manicured gardens and wedding gazebo.
Waring House is 2 hours from Toronto, 3 from Ottawa and 4 from Montreal. The Belleville train station is 30 minutes away by taxi. 395 Sandy Hook Road Picton, Ontario, K0K 2T0 (613) 476-7492 | (800) 621-4956
Waring House Cookery School offers hands on recreational cooking classes suitable for all levels of cooking expertise. Participants expand their culinary repertoire, and learn new skills and chef techniques. Led by Chef David Correa, each class features a particular culinary subject, food type, region, ingredient or theme. Many of the classes feature fresh, local ingredients — some picked that day at farms just down the road from the cookery school, or from the Waring House garden. Guests prepare a three course dinner, then sit together with the chef to enjoy their creations. Cookery classes can be a great team building exercise or a way to spend some time with a group of friends, relatives or business associates.
The 49 guest rooms are furnished and decorated to reflect the inns 19th century origins. For those who enjoy a more modern aesthetic, premium rooms and suites, found in the Quaker and Heritage Lodges, are a luxurious blend of modern comfort and classic charm.
Waring House offers an array of experiential packaging that includes accommodation, dining and activities such as Cookery School, Golf, Cycling, Wine Tasting, Sailing, Cross Country Skiing, and more. Located on The Millenium Trail, it is perfectly situated to appeal to cyclists and runners. The inn is centrally located, right in the heart of Prince Edward County.
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here’s never been a better time to explore Stratford’s culinary and cultural experiences. Your safe summer getaway starts right here on the patio. Stratford is famous for its many restaurants, and we want to share our passion for good food with you. Come and enjoy delicious meals paired with beverages throughout our downtown and riverside park system. We call it Al Fresco; a European style way to dine. We’ve got restaurants offering a variety of cultures and tastes waiting to be enjoyed under the sun or stars. Whether you explore our Al Fresco dining locations around the city, or walk along our boardwalks to discover our patios, your experience will be nothing short of incredible, and Instagram-worthy! From hidden garden patios to luxurious picnics, it’s all here waiting for you. And for dessert, we suggest embarking on our delicious Chocolate Trail, a self-guided trail introducing you to one-of-a-kind retailers and worldfamous chocolate shops that are passionate to share their products. Cultural experiences are front and center this season with unique musical events, live theatre and cultural tours. Discover our new Lights on Stratford summer pop-ups including the stunning light display on Tom Patterson Island; let’s just say…prepare to be dazzled. We highly recommend exploring one of our many free self-guided audio tours. From the stunning Gardens of Stratford to pop sensation Justin Bieber, and Stratford Festival founder Tom Patterson, you’ll love touring around town while listening about some of Stratford’s most iconic people and places. A trip to Stratford wouldn’t be complete without some retail therapy. You’ll discover boutique stores with passionate shop owners, delivering high-quality products with a large focus on local and Canadian-made goods. From Ontario Street to York Street, and everywhere in between, \RXȅOO GLVFRYHU H[FHSWLRQDO ɄQGV WR EULQJ LQWR \RXU KRPH Golf lovers can rejoice on the luscious greens, while cyclists can ride countryside and surround themselves with rural and agricultural landscapes that provide a picture-perfect ride. Stroll along the Avon River and pick a shady spot to admire nature or explore the river by bike or boat. Our diverse variety of accommodations makes it easy to stay for the weekend or a mid-week escape. From modern B&B’s, loft-style apartments and contemporary hotels, Stratford offers something special for every traveler. We can’t wait to safely welcome you back to our city. See you soon! #LoveStratford
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LOCK EYES WITH THE WORLD’S MOST MAJESTIC CREATURE Madeline Grant | The most incredible thing about this place are the townsfolk who live in harmony with the World’s most powerful and majestic creature: the polar bear. Imagine exploring one of the World’s iconic destinations: a place of rich history, a rugged playground for wildlife, and a community of kind-hearted people whose passion for their town is felt by every traveller that passes through. I am talking of course about Churchill, Manitoba. Each autumn, polar bears move northward along the Hudson Bay coast to gather near Churchill, patiently waiting for the first sea ice to form so they may return to hunt seals. This astounding annual phenomenon gave rise to the town’s moniker, Polar Bear Capital of the World — but it is also home to beluga whales and wildflowers in summer, and northern lights year round. © Abby Matheson
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visit to this otherworldly town is like stepping into a timeless fantasy novel. One about an ancient, remote village perched on the edge of a wild northern sea. The terrain is so tough there are no roads leading in or out. The climate is so harsh that winter storms have been known to bury the village of 900 in snow and ice, and yet, great white whales gather in its shallow waters in summer. And when darkness falls, the skies dance with light.
The town has drawn many adventurers over the centuries, those beckoned to visit and see this enchanted place for themselves. Do you feel the call?
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BLIND RIVER invites you to explore its stunning trail system proudly shared with Mississauga First Nation. Both communities are working tirelessly to update our trails and provide our year-round users with learning opportunities. Visit our stunning rural spaces to learn, support, explore, and spend time with your loved ones. Our endless shores host incredible wildlife, clean water, spacious beaches, and friendly people. Each time you visit you will note improvements at our Marine Park, Art Gallery, Museum, Marina, Boom Camp Trails, Cycling Pathways, and more. We work to ensure our rural Algoma feel is not lost. We invite you to visit our Timber Village Museum, proudly hosting “A Walk Down Memory Lane”. A journey of our shared history. TVM Art Gallery is hosting a superb Summer Art Show & Sale. Local area artists have their works on display and we encourage supporting talent that has been impacted for over one year. Check out Timber Village Museum on facebook. Enjoy shopping the Summer Art Show & Sale virtually too! The Blind River Marine Park is enthusiastically working to update its site for everyone to enjoy. By September we will have an accessible gazebo overlooking Lake Huron, The North Channel. Boardwalks will be updated, benches and rest spots installed, and last but not least, outdoor charging towers for our cyclists and guests to enjoy on their journey along The Great Lakes Waterfront Trail.
Stop by Sellers Park and Beach on your way Downtown. The Blind River Rotary Club has fundraised and built a stunning accessible gazebo that is open for anyone to enjoy. Seek shelter from the elements and enjoy a fun day at the beach! This site is stunning year-round, please do not hesitate to stop and enjoy our precious Great Lake Huron. We humbly ask that you leave our environment as you found it. In fact, make a point to leave it better than when you arrived. Please do not disturb wildlife, litter, or try and feed animals. We can not wait to see you! Our merchants are waiting with open doors and big smiles (hidden behind masks of course!).
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Locals Encouraged to Enjoy a #MySaugaSummer With air travel returning to high cost and land borders still restricted, city officials and management of local attractions are encouraging residents to partake in a #MySaugaSummer. Looking for more from the city’s outdoors? Head to the Square for a wide range of events and activities, including wet fun in the fountains, tasty bites from local food trucks, farmers’ markets and art installations. Don’t forget to stop by the Love Local Art Shop pop-up, which features weekly changing art selections created by local residents! If your bicycle is tuned up and ready to rack up some miles, enjoy local wheelfriendly trails, over 500km in the area and counting, located on the Mississauga Cycling Map. Ready to roll? Visit www.mississaugabikes.ca/cycling-map For those with furry loved ones, enjoy off-leash family time at the beaches of Jack Darling Memorial Park or the picturesque views by Lakeside Park.
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ave you missed shopping at your favourite retailers? Top-tier locations including Square One, Shopping Centre, Heartland Town Centre, Dixie Outlet Mall and Erin Mills Town Centre have re-opened for a safe but pleasant browsing experience! Their respective food courts are also open for serving in case you get hungry or need refreshments. Masks are required when indoors, and some mall retailers may have lines for entry due to capacity and social distancing measures. This August, Square One will also be hosting Sugar Rush in Parking Lot #6. Come see the 40,000 square-foot candyland chock full of sweet interactivity, live performances, parade floats and exciting installations. Sugar Rush is free to explore Thursdays to Sundays from August 6th to September 6th, 11 AM to 11 PM.
This is a walkthrough-style event. Capacity will be limited to allow for social distancing. For tickets, visit www.sugarrushtoronto.ca
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Yearning for that full vacation feeling? Why not have a staycation, it pays to stay in ‘sauga! Guests who book a 2-nights stay at a participating Mississauga hotel will receive a $100 VISA prepaid gift card to put toward their #MySaugaSummer activities and any purchases of local #MississaugaMade goods or services! For additional details and participating locations, visit www.visitmississauga.ca/paystostay Your #MySaugaSummer can also include golf time on the green, fun and games on our many parks and playgrounds, cool scoops and sweet treats by nearby culinary creators, sun and savoury dishes on the patios, lakewater fishing, cool-offs in the outdoor pools, and so much more.
For all of these and other ideas, visit www.mississaugamade.ca/mysaugasummer or follow along on Instagram @VisitMississauga.
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Blood Services Urges Blood Donation in Canadians’ Summer Plans As COVID-19 restrictions fluctuate into further ease in many regions across the country and Canadians rush to make bookings for trips, attractions and dining experiences, the teams at Canadian Blood Services ask citizens to consider tapping blood donation appointments into their summer itineraries. ith hospitals now performing their large backlogs of surgeries, in addition to everyday health practices and emergencies that require blood, blood donor clinics are sitting at low supply, in part due to a decrease in donorship from missed and unfilled appointments.
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While walk-ins are not currently accepted, same-day appointments, and re-opened appointments, are available in most communities daily, with booking being as easy as a phone call to 1-888-2-DONATE, a visit to blood.ca or a few taps on the GiveBlood app, now available in Google Play and the App Store.
CBS also notes that regular summer activity comes with a reoccurring increase in road accidents, many of which often require blood transfusions, making for further need and use of already limited blood donations.
Please donate today.
Currently, the most required blood is type O-negative, but this request should not deter other blood types from feeling their blood is desired or necessary. O-negative blood is the universal blood type, compatible with nearly any patient, but it’s harder to find. “When seconds count, someone’s life is on the line, and there’s no time to check blood type, hospital patients in an emergency can all receive O-negative blood.” Similar to the push for life-saving vaccine bookings, health officials are urging Canadians to not only make blood donorship appointments to help their communities but also to fulfill them. “As we move into the summer months, we are urging eligible blood donors to book and keep their appointments to support lifesaving care for patients. Missed or cancelled appointments are difficult for us to fill. If you make an appointment, try to keep it. If you are unable to make it to your appointment, please cancel it so we can find someone else to take your place or consider re-booking in the coming months.” As it stands, over 100,000 new donors are currently needed to help Canada’s healthcare systems keep up with the backlogged and rising current demand for blood, stem cells and plasma. This includes clinics’ needs to fill 5 to 8-day supplies of O-negative, as many inventories currently average at 3. For the safety and security of staff and donors, COVID-19 protocols and enhanced wellness measures will remain in place in all facilities until further notice.
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As restrictions finally loosen around the province, we are excited to explore the wonders of our beautiful backyard: from incredible outdoor adventures in Northern Ontario, to exciting summer festivals right near you, there is truly so much to discover. Let’s explore Ontario!
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