Our booth at the Pride Parade on Saturday was a tremendous success. The turnout was beyond our expectations, and we were consistently overwhelmed – in the best way possible – by the number of people who stopped by to visit us. We had a wide array of swag available, including
Oh man, I love cupcakes. Mostly, I love the icing, and I guess the actual cake is okay too. And I like to treat myself to a fancy one once in a while. But money right now is tight. Which made me wonder, “What would that cupcake cost me if
❤️The Meaford community came together in a powerful display of support and solidarity following the recent unfortunate fire. The outpouring of support from neighboring towns and businesses was truly heartwarming. The fire crews that worked tirelessly to manage the blaze and ensure the safety of residents are owed a HUGE
Debt can be very stressful and really affect our health, physically, mentally, emotionally, financially, and spiritually. People go into debt for many reasons that are as varied and individual as their circumstances. When people live with a low income, even small emergencies and unexpected expenses can lead to debt that
Period poverty is a serious problem that affects countless people in our community. It not only has a financial impact, but can also lead to feelings of isolation, shame, and a lack of access to basic hygiene needs. Anyone can experience period poverty, including our neighbours, friends, and family members.
Buying things online can seem very daunting and scary. Fears about your personal information being taken are valid. ABC Life Literacy Canada has put together some reliable and short resources to help make people more knowledgeable and confident about using the internet while keeping their information safe. Some of the
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From the very beginning, LCBO has been an amazing supporter of United Way Bruce Grey, consistently contributing to our mission of supporting local individuals and families in need. We are immensely grateful for their generosity and the immeasurable impact it has had on our community. Looking ahead, as we approach
A company that collects and compiles information about your credit history. This information is reported to the credit bureau from banks, other financial institutions, credit card companies, utility companies, collection agencies, and various other bodies such as courthouses and the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy. In Canada, there are two
