International Womxn s Week in Ottawa
International Womxn s Week Official Launch Event: The pandemic has had a detrimental impact on womxn. Ottawa is uniting to reclaim lost ground and drive the future. And with a line-up of speakers like this, the kick-off can t be missed!
The startups trained by Founder Gym have collectively raised over $80 million in capital in less than 3 years. Hear from Co-founder and CEO,
Mandela SH Dixon, during her keynote speech. Then be inspired by a panel discussion featuring local leaders:
Andrea Winter, Vice President of People, Martello, Ashleigh Kennedy – Founder and CEO, Neurovine, Julia Slanina – Founder and CEO, Treehouse Medical, and Thusha Agampodi, Head of Engineering, Tread.
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The following is a news release by the City County Health District Office in Valley City.
“The first COVID-19 vaccine was given in Valley City by City County Health District (CCHD) nurses on December 21st. Another 70 doses were given on Tuesday, December 22nd. This first shipment of vaccine was given to front-line health care workers. Their second dose will be given in 28 days.
Sue Lloyd, Barnes County Emergency Manager, one of those receiving the vaccine stated, “I didn’t even feel it when the CCHD nurse gave me the shot. The vaccine is the road for all of us to get back on track and do the things we love to do, like see our friends and family! I’m glad I was one of the first in Barnes County to get the shot.”