Crowe Valley Conservation Authoritysince 1958, The Crowe Valley Conservation Authority (Cvca) Has Worked In Partnership With Its Ten Member Municipalities And The Ontario Ministry Of Natural Resources (Mnr).With Its Head Office In Marmora, Ontario, The Cvca Operates 13 Dams Along The Crowe River And Its Tributaries. The Cvca Also Maintains A Stream Flow Forecasting Center To Help Reduce The Risk Of Flooding.Managing Over 2000Sq.Km Of Territory, The Crowe Valley Conservation Authority Maintains 1300 Acres Of Conservation Land Divided Between 4 Main Conservation Areas. If You Love The Outdoors You Can Enjoy Many Outdoor Activities On One Of Our Beautiful And Pristine Conservation Areas.
Independence Click on the map to find a literacy service provider in your area or contact us . Literacy Basic Skills Providers and Employment Ontario Partners:LOCS supports the Employment Ontarios training network and literacy and basic skills providers by ensuring agencies have the resources they need to benefit their learners/clients. Please access online resources from Literacy Practitioner Links, or Whats New for more information.Contact North Ontarios Distance Education and Training NetworkWith 25,000 unique visits per month, the Ontario Online Learning Portal for Students is your source for information on more than 1,000 programs and more than 18,000 courses offered online or at a distance by Ontarios publiclyassisted colleges, universities and other training providers. Contact Norths WebsiteContact North has learning centres in Haliburton and Port Hope which serve their surrounding areas in furthering education with online Ontario courses. To learn more about Contact North and further your education please click here .
Good Care Guide is an independent forum that has been developed to allow people to find, rate and review local childcare and eldercare throughout Britain.By sharing your views about care providers - from the quality of care and staff to the facilities, surroundings and of course value for money - you can help other people choose the right care for their family.
The Down Syndrome Association of Peterborough is a non-profit charitable organization that supports families and persons with Down syndrome. We are the only organization in Peterborough, and Northumberland Counties as well as The City of Kawartha Lakes to do this. Our mission is to support each other to normalize and enrich the lives of people with Down syndrome to ensure that they reach their fullest potential and live a meaningful life. Our objectives are to assure parents that there are families in similar circumstances who can provide support, to promote awareness for people with Down syndrome on the part of educators, medical professionals and the community, to provide encouragement and support for people with Down syndrome so they will participate in all aspects of community life, and to advocate for acceptance and opportunities for persons with Down syndrome in the community.