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By Deanna Bertrand REGIONAL — Celebrating Canada Day with flag waving and fireworks of years past was not on the minds of many Cana• Sciatica dians this July 1, but was instead • Sore Neck a day spent in quiet reflection on • Golfers Elbow the recent tragic revelations in • Back Pain Canadian history. • Plantar fasciitis & More For four local residents, it was spent on horseback wearing orLogo Versions Magna Wave coloured t-shirts in honour Therapy can help! ange of the more than 1,000 unmarked The logo is available in English, French and bilingual versions.graves found at locations of former government-sponsored residential schools in Canada. Book your appointment at Michelle Stein of Leamington www.magnalifetherapy.com said that she wanted to do something to honour the children, “to
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