Donation helps United Way
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By Dale Woodard on February 6, 2021.
A retailer’s generous donation is helping out several United Ways across western Canada in the ongoing battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. On Jan. 20, the United Way of Lethbridge & South Western Alberta in downtown Lethbridge became a PPE distribution spot thanks to a donation of 60,000 face masks, 1,800 bottles of hand sanitizer and thousands of other PPE items to help community agencies protect residents against COVID-19. The donation came from Bianca Amor’s Liquidation Supercentre, which has donated more than a million masks and tens of thousands of other PPE items to United Ways in Western Canada, including Alberta United Ways in Calgary, Edmonton and Red Deer as well as Lethbridge. The total value of the donation was approximately $300,000.
Donation helps United Way
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A retailer’s generous donation is helping out several United Ways across western Canada in the ongoing battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Jan. 20, the United Way of Lethbridge & South Western Alberta in downtown Lethbridge became a PPE distribution spot thanks to a donation of 60,000 face masks, 1,800 bottles of hand sanitizer and thousands of other PPE items to help community agencies protect residents against COVID-19.
The donation came from Bianca Amor’s Liquidation Supercentre, which has donated more than a million masks and tens of thousands of other PPE items to United Ways in Western Canada, including Alberta United Ways in Calgary, Edmonton and Red Deer as well as Lethbridge. The total value of the donation was approximately $300,000.
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Manitoba enforcement officers handed tickets to 44 people gathering in homes over Christmas week.
In total there were 51 of the $1,296 tickets for individuals handed out for the week of Dec. 21-27, the largest amount of individual tickets written since the first week of the month when 53 were issued.
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“We know it’s a challenging time with Christmas and other festivities … but please be mindful of the health orders and be respectful of those health orders,” said Justice Minister Cliff Cullen.