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Coast Capital Savings has donated $5,000 which will support the Neil Squire Society’s Employ-Ability program.
The Neil Squire Society is pleased with the recent the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission (new window)(CRTC) ruling on the accessibility of Telecommunications and Broadcasting Services which addresses a range of important issues.
RBC Foundation has donated $20,000 which will support the Neil Squire Society’s Employ-Ability program on a national level, marking the second year in a row of support from them.
For several years, 42 year-old Troy maintained all the equipment at a bustling lumber mill in New Brunswick.