Students from St. Stephen Elementary School hosted a Peaceful Schools Parade today to celebrate participation as part of a global network of peaceful schools. The students, teachers and parents were escorted by the RCMP as they paraded from SSES down King Street to the Kirk McColl Church and then back to the school. At the end of the parade was the Peace Dove which was made by the staff and students at SSES. Here are some pictures of the parade.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
School Locations For Vaccination Of The H1N1
October 28, 2009
9am - 3pm Vincent Massey Elementary School age
4pm - 9pm Vincent Massey Elementary 6mo-5yr
October 29, 2009
9am - 3pm St George Elementary School age
4pm - 9pm St George Elementary 6mo-5yr
October 30, 2009
9am - 3pm St Stephen Elementary School age
4pm-9pm St Stephen Elementary 6mo-5yrs
You are reminded to visit the goverments website at www.gnb.ca/flu for more information.
9am - 3pm Vincent Massey Elementary School age
4pm - 9pm Vincent Massey Elementary 6mo-5yr
October 29, 2009
9am - 3pm St George Elementary School age
4pm - 9pm St George Elementary 6mo-5yr
October 30, 2009
9am - 3pm St Stephen Elementary School age
4pm-9pm St Stephen Elementary 6mo-5yrs
You are reminded to visit the goverments website at www.gnb.ca/flu for more information.
Swine Flu Hotline
The Provincial Department of Health's Swine Flu info line is overwhelmed with callers.
Spokesperson Alissa Lee tell Tide news they are aware of the problem.
She says the numbers increased when Ottawa granted regulator approval of the H1N1 vaccine last week.
Lee says by Thursday, more H1N1 vaccines clinics will be listed on the Department of Health Website.
Spokesperson Alissa Lee tell Tide news they are aware of the problem.
She says the numbers increased when Ottawa granted regulator approval of the H1N1 vaccine last week.
Lee says by Thursday, more H1N1 vaccines clinics will be listed on the Department of Health Website.
Fish Audit At The Oak Bay Hatchery
(Photo by Chuck Brown , Communications Manager for Cooke's Aquaculture)
Workers at a fish hatchery near St Stephen are preparing for an audit - not the financial kind - but - one which looks at the hatchery's environmental footprint and quality of breeding stock and eggs.
Brian Donnelly is manager of the Cooke Aquaculture salmon hatchery and he says the market is beginning to demand it.
Donnelly says the food the salmon are fed is free of chemical growth enhancers although he says it does contain a synthetic color enhancer which mirrors the salmon's natural agents.
An auditor representing European based Global Trust Certification will be at the hatchery next month to see if it will continue with its quality and eco certifications.
Peaceful Parade
Students from the St. Stephen Elementary School will be hosting a Peaceful School Parade , to celebrate participation as part of a global network of peaceful schools. At 12:45 pm, SSES students will parade down King Street, from the Border Arena to the Kirk McColl Church and back to the school.
Your are reminded to drive careful while the students are walking during the parade.
Your are reminded to drive careful while the students are walking during the parade.
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