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I have used Dr. Catt and her Kirkland Lake Clinic for over 20 years with all my pets. I am extremely pleased with her kindness and attention to my animals. Everything was explained and all questions were answered. Her staff is very kind and well educated too. Her first priority is always the animal. We are fortunate to have such a dedicated vet in our town.
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Are you ever tired after a long day’s work and don’t feel like going out? Do you find driving through traffic to get to your massage appointment stressful? Have you ever gotten home after a massage only to find that the drive home stressed you again? Do you always want a massage but find yourself too busy to schedule it? Have you ever wanted a massage during the weekend but everything is closed?
Dr. Karen Catt has two locations to serve you and your pet. One on Hwy 11B new Liskeard and the other 38B 2nd st E, Kirkland Lake. We welcome new pets, Bilingual Service. On Site Laboratory facilities DR Karen specializes in medical, Surgical, Dental, Radiology House calls are also available.
Centre pour enfants Timiskaming Child Care provides programs and services to support the growth and development of children aged 0-13, offering a safe learning environment for families in the Timiskaming, Cochrane, and Nipissing districts.
Prior to 1947, there was no system of supports in Canada or the United States for children with intellectual disabilities. At that time, children with an I.Q. less than 50 were not allowed to attend school. The only option provided was institutionalism.Donald Frisby was a teacher at Queen Elizabeth Public School in Kirkland Lake and one of his responsibilities was to administer I.Q. tests and, by law, he was to exclude those who tested at less than 50. He found this very upsetting and became convinced that something had to be done.A committee was formed and through persistence, the Premier of Ontario authorized an experimental class in Kirkland Lake with a grant of $10 per month per pupil. On April 14, 1947, the class opened in the basement of the Trinity Church.Over the next few years, the Ontario Association for Retarded Children was formed and 8 chartered organizations across Ontario had joined. Our organization became the ninth chartered member and in 1953, Kirkland Lake was able to send voting members to the first meeting of the Ontario Association for the Mentally Retarded in Toronto