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Alain David: giving the gift of life, literally

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Kate Aley

We frequently hear about lives saved by organs from deceased donors, but far less about a quiet but remarkable group: live donors. 

Breckenridge’s Alain David is in his first week of recovery after having his left kidney removed and given to a total stranger whom he will never meet. This decision to undergo the operation was not a spontaneous one.

Breakfast Club: the most important part of your day

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Kate Aley

Luskville's elementary school, Notre Dame de la Joie, needs your help. The daily Breakfast Club (organised by the non profit organsiation Club des Petits Dejeuners) requires more volunteers to help prepare and serve breakfast to 95 students at the school every morning.

The State of Kate: Appawatiskat's broken heart

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Sometimes you just wish so hard for a magic wand --- and a magic carpet --- to rush to a place to do a thing. If I had those two objects, I would rush to Appawatiskat with hundreds of canvasses, a million brushes and enough paint to fill a swimming-pool. I would magic up a tent and hold 24-hour painting workshops for ever. Art is not the answer to everything but it's a huge step towards understanding and coping with almost anything. Art can soothe your broken heart. Good luck and much love, Appawatiskat. Don't give up. I am praying hard for you.

This Omnivore's Dilemma: Pontiac Style

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In my younger years I tried to be a vegetarian. I was embracing the back-to-the-land dream of self-sufficiency, earth sheltered houses, that sort of thing. I tried cooking my way through the Moosewood Cookbook and indeed there are delicious recipes in there that I still use. But inevitably I would go to my parents’ for dinner.

Le CISSSO coupe les vivres au RADAT

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Les hommes marginalisés de l'Outaouais perdent une adresse où se réfugier. La Ressource d'aide et de dépannage pour alcooliques et toxicomanes de Luskville (RADAT) ferme ses portes à la fin du mois.

Le Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l'Outaouais (CISSSO) a annoncé jeudi qu'il met fin à la reconnaissance et au financement de l'organisme communautaire. Sa subvention était de 93 000$ par année.

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Greffe de poumons annulée : espoirs déçus pour une famille de l'Outaouais

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Jamie Reid, 46 ans, un résident de Luskville, dans le Pontiac, n'a plus que de très minces chances de survie.

Les autorités médicales ont dû annuler, à la toute dernière minute, la greffe de poumons qui aurait peut-être pu le sauver.

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