Angela Pezzotti for SooNews.ca
Fifty Aboriginal school students boarded a bus Thursday morning for five days of fun and learning at the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation camp just north of Brantford. The opportunity is part of a five year partnership between the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation and the Ted Nolan Foundation. [Continue Reading]
Please find the up to date schedule of events for the Ted Nolan Foundation Leadership Camp for October 22nd through to October 26th. You can download the schedule below.
Angela Pezzotti for SooNews.ca
Fifty Aboriginal school students boarded a bus Thursday morning for five days of fun and learning at the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation camp just north of Brantford. The opportunity is part of a five year partnership between the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation and the Ted Nolan Foundation. [Continue Reading]
ROCHESTER, NY (WXXI) - The Amerks Tuesday tied the franchise record of 11 straight wins.
This year’s success is welcome news to the Amerks, since it follows two dismal seasons. The Amerks were the second-worst team in the American Hockey League last season, and had the worst record the year before. So far this season, the Amerks lead the league with 25 points. [Continue Reading]
SAULT STE MARIE, ONTARIO, October 21, 2009 – Fifty Aboriginal children will today be the first to participate in a unique leadership camp, part of a five-year partnership announced between The Tim Horton Children’s Foundation and Ted Nolan Foundation.
The youths, some of whom have never left their native reserve, were selected from the Sault Ste. Marie First Nation to attend the five-day camp at the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation camp just north of Brantford. The Tim Horton Children’s Foundation has adapted its youth leadership program to cater specifically to Aboriginal youth. [Continue Reading]
