Canadian-Rescue-Systems-Inc near Shuniah ON (523 Result(s))

The Castle Green Community Centre is a GREAT place to hold any event (Weddings, Shags, Birthday parties, Large family dinners, Indoor yard sale, etc) at every affordable cost! We also have a small meeting room “SUNSET ROOM” set up with a table and chairs to seat up to 10 people. It is great for any type of meeting, or even a family dinner. When you rent the Hall or Sunset Room. You have full access and use of the entire kitchen complete with a large fridge, microwave, 2 stoves, dishwasher, coffee urns, hot chafing dishes, utensils,dishes, etc. You also have access to our stereo system, podium, projector screen, microphone (upon request), tables and chairs (you must supply your own table cloths), 86 upholstered chairs available, (51 wooden chairs available upon request), 18 Round tables and 5 long rectangle tables (more rectangle tables upon request).

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White Macgillivray Lester LLP is a personal injury law firm located in Thunder Bay. We are made up of lawyers and staff who have built their lives and careers here in Thunder Bay and who all share a common vision: to help those in need. Helping is what motivates us. It’s what makes us feel good. Welcome to White Macgillivray Lester LLP, Personal Injury Lawyers and Agents of Good. 1 Cumberland St S Thunder Bay, ON P7B 2T1 PHONE 807 344 1000 FAX 807 344 1001

David Shannon, LL.M. is a graduate of Lakehead University, Dalhousie University and the London School of Economics and Political Science. The common theme throughout his work involves advocacy and empowerment for disenfranchised individuals and communities. He has a private law practice in Thunder Bay that centres primarily on legal advocacy for persons who need their rights and freedoms protected at what may be the most vulnerable times in their lives. As a result, he frequently appears before the Consent and Capacity Board and Trial or Appellate level Courts in mental health or child protection matters. David is the author of Six Degrees of Dignity: Disability in an Age of Freedom, a past CEO of the Nov Scotia Human Rights Commission, former part-time member of the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, special advisor to Spinal Cord Injury Ontario, and in 2009 he became the first quadriplegic to reach the North Pole. David has received the Order of Ontario and Order of Canada.