Deaf Centre Manitoba (DCM), Inc. is a non-profit Charitable organization which recognizes the value of Deaf Culture and American Sign Language. The purpose of the organization is to coordinate and/or provide resources, and programs that enhance the development of the Deaf community.
Friday, May 29, 2015
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Update about Canada Immigrant denied Deaf girl from Phillippines
Hello ,
Here is an update regarding Canada Immigrant denied Deaf girl from Phillippines. Here is the link-
Here is an update regarding Canada Immigrant denied Deaf girl from Phillippines. Here is the link-
If you haven't see any link about Deaf Immigrant girl being denied by Immigrant Canada.. Here are several links:
http://www.thepetitionsite.
http://www.vancouversun.com/
http://globalnews.ca/news/
http://www.cireport.ca/2015/
http://www.thestar.com/news/
https://soundcloud.com/cknw/
http://globalnews.ca/video/
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/
Thanks,
Sheila Montney
Executive Director
Executive Director
Deaf Centre Manitoba Inc
Deaf Canadians Fear Loss of Televised Captioned Election Debates
Hello!
Manitoba Deaf Association Board would like to share this link with you.
OTTAWA -
Deaf and hard-of-hearing Canadians fear their needs as voting citizens might be
lost in the shuffle in the coming election campaign as the federal parties
squabble over the formats and hosts of the leaders debates.
>> http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/canada/deaf-canadians-fear-loss-of-televised-captioned-election-debates-305227381.htmlGunars Butkans
MDA President
Manitoba Cultural Society of the Deaf AGM
Hi Everyone,
Manitoba Cultural Society of the Deaf is pleased to announce out 1st AGM since we were incorporated. It’s being held Thursday, June 4, at DCM at 285 Pembina Hwy. in the Affleck room.
If you have any projects you would like to see happen, come and tell us about it. We are always open to new ideas for Deaf Culture and Arts projects and will look for funding to make them happen!
Please share this with your friends and co-workers.
Best,
Alice Crawford
Project Director
MCSD
Manitoba Cultural Society of the Deaf is pleased to announce out 1st AGM since we were incorporated. It’s being held Thursday, June 4, at DCM at 285 Pembina Hwy. in the Affleck room.
If you have any projects you would like to see happen, come and tell us about it. We are always open to new ideas for Deaf Culture and Arts projects and will look for funding to make them happen!
Please share this with your friends and co-workers.
Best,
Alice Crawford
Project Director
MCSD
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Monday, May 25, 2015
Friday, May 22, 2015
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
REMINDER-Tomorrow (Thursday), May 21st AEIP Appreciation BBQ
Hello!
The graduating AEIP class of 2015 would like to invite everyone in the Deaf community to come to our Appreciation BBQ on May 21. Please see invitation below.
Appreciation BBQ
Graduation class of 2015 would like to thank you for your support and for investing in our future.
We couldn't have done it without your patience, your knowledge, your persistence and support. This BBQ is just a small token of our gratitude. Please join us to celebrate everyone in the Deaf community, Teachers, Interpreters, Tutors, and Mentors.
*Bring your own lawn chair.
The BBQ will be held in the centre court between building D,E,and F.
Free parking in lot 4W - no parking pass is needed!
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Manitoba Deaf Association (MDA) will host International Week of the Deaf for September 2015!!
MANITOBA
DEAF ASSOCIATION (MDA)
Manitoba
Deaf Association (MDA) Board would like to inform you all that any organization
would like to host their event during International Week of Deaf (IWD) for
September 19th-26th, 2015. We have an elected Chairperson for this organizer
events. Please contact Sheila Montney, Chairperson for IWD 2015. Her email
address is sheila.montney@gmail.com. The deadline for any interested host event
is by Monday, August 24th.
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Friday, May 8, 2015
Special message from DCM Inc Board & Staff
Hello,
To all Mothers in Deaf Community... Please click this link to see the special greeting card.
Click or Copy & Paste - http://www.123greetings.com/send/view/05208915312536448216
Enjoy your special weekend!
Sheila Montney
Executive Director
Deaf Centre Manitoba Inc
To all Mothers in Deaf Community... Please click this link to see the special greeting card.
Click or Copy & Paste - http://www.123greetings.com/send/view/05208915312536448216
Enjoy your special weekend!
Sheila Montney
Executive Director
Deaf Centre Manitoba Inc
Funeral Prayer Service for Harry Wargaty- Sunday May 10th
Harry Wargaty Funeral Prayer Service
Sunday, May 10, 2015
1pm - 4 pm
Affleck/Fiola Rooms
Interpreter will be
provided
Officiating priest: Fr. Al Lalonde, o.m.i.
With thanks,
Elena, a.m.o.
MCCD Pastoral Asst./Coordinator
Emergency Preparedness Information Tip #3-#5!
Emergency
Preparedness Week 2015
This
email newsletter is being sent to you as part of the City of Winnipeg’s
participation in National Emergency Preparedness Week, May 3-9, 2015. Look
for all five emergency preparedness tips in our series this week.
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Tip #3 - Sheltering
in Place
Shelter in place is the practice of going
or remaining indoors during the release of an airborne hazardous material, as
opposed to evacuating the area.
Unless the hazardous material is
flammable, like natural gas, emergency response professionals recommend that
you initially stay indoors (shelter in place) until you receive instructions
to leave.
If the hazardous material is already
around the building you are in, evacuation may not be safe since you would
have to move through the hazardous material. Your building can help protect
you—shelter in place.
If an evacuation is ordered, move to an
area not affected by the hazardous material.
To learn what to do when asked to shelter
in place, visit EmergWeb
– Shelter in Place
Stay safe! Plan ahead!
Thank you,
City of Winnipeg Emergency Preparedness Program  |
Emergency
Preparedness Week 2015
This
email newsletter is being sent to you as part of the City of Winnipeg’s
participation in National Emergency Preparedness Week, May 3-9, 2015. Look
for all five emergency preparedness tips in our series this week.
|
Tip #4 – Heat &
Sun Safety
Heat affects the body's ability to
regulate its temperature. The body tries to keep a consistent temperature
(about 37 C or 98.6 F) but prolonged exposure to heat can result in
conditions such as dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
People with chronic health conditions,
older adults, those taking certain medications or people performing strenuous
activity, homeless people, infants and young children are at increased risk
for heat illness.
Death can occur if the body's temperature
climbs too high.
Be prepared to cope with the heat and
remember to check the weather forecast before heading outdoors.
Visit EmergWeb
– Heat & Sun Safety for tips on how to stay safe during warm
temperatures.
Stay safe! Plan ahead!
Thank you,
City of Winnipeg Emergency Preparedness Program
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