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Darlene Levecque is co-founder and executive director of Nation Rising, a non-partisan political advocacy group lobbying the federal government to shift subsidies from animal agriculture and towards a plant-based food system for the benefit of the people, the planet, and animals. Darlene holds a honours bachelor of science in languages from Laurentian University, and a deep expertise in human resources and project management acquired during her tenure of over 30 years at a prominent Canadian telecommunications company. Darlene’s passion for animals has translated into volunteering her time for more than 15 years with several Canadian dog-rescue organizations, devoting her time to fundraising and fostering special-needs dogs.
Jenny Henry is co-founder of Nation Rising, a non-partisan political advocacy group lobbying the federal government to shift subsidies from animal agriculture and towards the creation of a plant-based food system for the benefit of the people, the planet, and animals. With a background in policy and research, Jenny has been a passionate activist for more than seven years. She obtained a masters degree in social policy and ethics at the University of New Brunswick and has worked closely in the non-profit space as a policy analyst, researcher, writer, and marketer for the last 15 years.
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Posted: Dec 28, 2020 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: December 29, 2020 I was fortunate this year to make changes for the better, Breanna Halliday said of her 2020 experience.(Submitted by Breanna Halliday)
In a year that has been challenging on innumerable fronts, there have still been moments worth celebrating.
Whether it was welcoming a new addition to the family amid the COVID-19 pandemic or using the time to focus on self-care, many Canadians marked significant milestones this year even during exceptionally difficult times.
CBC News Network recently asked audience members to share the best things that happened to them in 2020. Here are some of their responses.
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