Macoun apple

Investing in London's Health & Homelessness Fund for Change

Retrieved on: 
Monday, April 15, 2024
Health, Macoun apple, Retirement, Fund, Homelessness, Power Corporation of Canada, Change

The Fund for Change supports solutions to address London's homelessness crisis by building transformative solutions in an effort to change the lives of hundreds of marginalized Londoners.

Key Points: 
  • The Fund for Change supports solutions to address London's homelessness crisis by building transformative solutions in an effort to change the lives of hundreds of marginalized Londoners.
  • "The Fund for Change is an incredibly important initiative for London that we're pleased to support," said Paul Mahon, President and Chief Executive Officer, Great-West Lifeco and Canada Life.
  • Those wishing to help support Health & Homelessness Movement for Change are encouraged to join this collective community effort and donate to the matching campaign " Fund for Change " at London Community Foundation where each dollar donated becomes two.
  • "London Community Foundation is honoured to accept this generous contribution to the Health & Homelessness Fund for Change in recognition of Jeff Macoun's tremendous tenure at Canada Life," said Diane Silva, Director of Philanthropy, London Community Foundation.

Hope and peril for Killer Whales and other Canadian species

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Wednesday, December 6, 2023
Diet, Research, Climate change, Recreation, Maa-nulth First Nations, Great, Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Lowlands, Risk, Science, Gekkoninae, Inbreeding, Limnanthes, Atlantic Ocean, Culture, Macoun apple, Threatened species, Light, COSEWIC, Whale, Committee, High Arctic relocation, Calf, Salmon, Biodiversity, Human, Chinook salmon, Noise, Name, Travel, Whaling, Arctic, Chinook, Pacific Ocean, Trillium, Endangered species

Killer Whales are top predators, found in all the world's oceans.

Key Points: 
  • Killer Whales are top predators, found in all the world's oceans.
  • Southern Resident Killer Whales on the Pacific coast mostly eat Chinook Salmon.
  • Much less is known about Killer Whales in the Eastern Arctic and off the Atlantic coast.
  • Back on the West Coast, perched above the Pacific Killer Whales' home live two wildflowers, Hibberson's Trillium and Macoun's Meadowfoam.