The Community Training and Development Centre is offering a free 4-6 Personal Care Assistant program to the residents of Peterborough, Lindsay and Northumberland County. This funded opportunity is in response to the needs of home support in the above three regions with training opportunities included. The program is available to those over 18, entitled to work in Canada and with a Criminal reference check and vulnerable person screening. 

The Community Training and Development Centre is offering a free online 4-6 week Personal Care Assistant program to the residents of Peterborough, Lindsay and Northumberland County. This funded opportunity is in response to the needs of home support in the above three regions with training opportunities included.  The program is available to those over 18, entitled to work in Canada and with a criminal reference check and vulnerable person screening. 

The Community Training and Development Centre is offering a free online and hands on 4-6 week Culinary Assistant program to the residents or Peterborough, Lindsay and Northumberland County. This funded opportunity is in response to the needs of the Culinary industry by teaching individuals all the kitchen fundamentals. Participants must be able to commute to Peterborough to complete the hands-on in kitchen training module. The program is available to those over 18, entitled to work in Canada with a criminal reference check and vulnerable person screening. 

The Community Training and Development Centre is offering a free online 4-6 week Child Support Assistant  program to the residents of Peterborough, Lindsay and Northumberland County. This funded opportunity if in response to the need for supply and enhance staffing in childcare, before and after school and recreation programs. The program is available to those over 18, entitled to work in Canada and with a criminal reference check and vulnerable person screening. 

The Community Training and Development Centre is offering a free online 4-6 week Child Support Assistant program to the residents of Peterborough, Lindsay and Northumberland County. This funded opportunity is in response to the need for supply and enhanced staffing in childcare, before and after school and recreation programs. The program is available to those over 18, entitled to work in Canada and with a criminal reference check and vulnerable person screening. 

Crime Stoppers & Allstate Insurance (Sarnia Office) present the Sarnia Police Service "Security Camera Registry"

If you reside in the City of Sarnia and you have external facing residential or business video cameras and would like to assist in solving crimes in your neighborhood, please go to the Sarnia Police website and fill out the online Security Camera Registration form. https://www.sarniapolice.com/camera-registry/

If a crime is committed and video is located in the area, the owner or lessee of the premises may be contacted to allow investigators to view the video footage. Participation in these investigations is voluntary. You could help solve crime and make your neighborhood a safer place!

Recorded information may be utilized in the investigation of ANY crime; most commonly thefts from vehicles and residential break and enters.

https://www.sarniapolice.com/camera-registry/

Thanks to public support of the Key Tag and Address Label Service, The War Amps is making a difference in the lives of amputees by providing financial assistance for artificial limbs, peer support and information on all aspects of living with amputation. Learn more at waramps.ca.

Thanks to public support of the Key Tag and Address Label Service, The War Amps is making a difference in the lives of amputees by providing financial assistance for artificial limbs, peer support and information on all aspects of living with amputation. Learn more at waramps.ca.

Thanks to public support of the Key Tag and Address Label Service, The War Amps is making a difference in the lives of amputees by providing financial assistance for artificial limbs, peer support and information on all aspects of living with amputation. Learn more at waramps.ca.