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Your Health Unit Reminds you to protect your health with these tips:

• Wash your hands thoroughly and often with hot water and soap.
• Use hand sanatizers if soap and water is not available.
• Sneeze and cough into your sleeve.
• Stay home if your sick.
• Clean and disinfect common surfaces.

 

Symptoms of a possible H1N1 infection:

• High Fever
• Cough
• Headache
• Sore Throat
• Muscle and joint pain
• Shortness of breath

 

For more information visit healthunit.biz or call 474-1400

 

AM 600 CKAT wants your winter driving to be a little easier this year!

Tune into AM 600 CKAT weekday's at 7:00am, 8:00am, 9:00am, Noon, 2:00pm, 4:00pm and 5:00pm and weekends at 8:00am, 10:00am and Noon for the AM 600 CKAT Winter Road Report.
Its North Bay's forecast on what commuters can expect to encounter on the roads ahead. 
Latest road conditions from the Ministry of Transportation 

 

An earthquake in Haiti devastated the Country.  They have no resources to rely on, so the only way for these people and all of the relief workers there to help is through donations.  Rogers has donated $250,000…the Canadian government has offered to match donations from Canadians up to 50 million dollars, and you can be part of the effort.  If you are a Rogers Wireless or Fido customer, you can send the text message “HELP” to 1-2-9-1 and you will have donated $5.  They need so much there right now.  100% of the money will be given to the organizations who are distributing help to Haiti.

The Canadian Red Cross is currently accepting donations for the ongoing Haitian Relief effort. Donations can be made online at www.redcross.ca or through the toll free number 1-800-418-1111. Local donations can also be given at the Red Cross, North Bay Branch located on 1275 Main Street .Please note that the Red Cross is not engaging in door to door solicitation for Haiti at this time.

Be part of the relief aid around the world…and help make a difference.

This spring, thousands of people from across Canada will come together to kick off Hospice Palliative Care Week, and raise awareness and money in support of their local, community hospice organizations.

100% of all the funds raised will remain in the community to provide hospice palliative care and support for individuals living with a life-threatening illness, and their loved ones.

Near North Palliative Care Network (Nipissing/Parry Sound) is a volunteer organization, working in collaboration with other agencies offering End-of-Life care.  Our mission is to enhance the comfort, dignity and quality of life of individuals with a terminal illness, and to offer bereavement support throughout the community.

Why should you support Near North Palliative Care (N/PS) and the Hike for Hospice?

- Your fundraising dollars will be used locally and will go towards providing social and emotional care to the terminally ill and ongoing bereavement support after the death of a loved one.
 - To recognize the dedicated volunteers and staff who work with the residents and families of the Hospice;
 - To honour the memory of loved ones who have died;
 - To give tribute to loved ones who are living with a terminal illness;
 - 80% of Canadians say they want quality hospice care at the end of life, and less than 15% have access to it;
 - Hospice palliative care is currently under funded and under recognized.

Support Near North Palliative Care Network (N/PS) by forming a team and hiking with your family, friends and coworkers or sponsoring someone doing the Hike! Walk in memory of a loved one.

Leashed pets are encouraged and welcome

Call Near North Palliative Network (N/PS) 497-9239 for more information 

This year's Hike will feature a 3, 5 or 7 km leisure walk in historic Mattawa located at the junction of the Ottawa and Mattawa River.  A barbeque will follow at the Algonquin Nursing Home.

Where:   Algonquin Nursing Home (Mattawa)
Registration:  9:30 a.m.
Start Time:  10:00 a.m.
Pledge Forms
Available At:   Near North Palliative Care Network (N/PS)
302-347 Sherbrooke St., North Bay, ON

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Wednesday, March 10th
The North Bay & District Stamp Club will meet at The Empire Living Centre at 6:30 pm. 
More information is available by calling 495-42-53.

Sunday March 14th
On Sunday March 14th, the Powassan Legion will be hosting the 2nd Annual Ice Fishing Derby at the Hydro Pond, Purdon Line Weigh Station, Powassan.  Weigh-In 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. Entry Fee $20.00 per person includes Chili and peameal bacon lunch at the Legion.  Cash for top 3 fish awarded at the Branch after 3:00 pm.  Fishing License required - MNR regulations in effect.  Everyone is welcome, advance tickets are on sale at the Legion Branch.  For more information phone 724-2235.

Sunday, March 14th
Grab yourself an “IRISH SUPPER” from 4 to  6 30  p.m. at Carmichael United Church on Four Mile Lake Road.  The cost is $10 for adults, $4 for children 6 to 12, under 6 eat free.  The menu includes Corned Beef and Cabbage, Stew, Baked  Beans, Dessert, and Coffee or Tea. 

March 15th to 19th
March Break Enviro Camp
The NBMCA is pleased to offer a fun-filled March Break Enviro Camp for children aged 6 to 9 years.  The five-day program is designed to enhance understanding, knowledge and appreciation of our natural environment.  Each day feautures a different environmental theme and activities such as hikes, nature studies, games and crafts.  A pizza lunch is included on Friday.  Optional before and after care is also available for camp participants.

Dates: March 15 to 19, 2010
Times:  8:30 am to 10 am (before care)
              10 am to 3 pm (camp)
              3pm to 4:30pm (after care)
Costs:   $26/day or $105/week
              $13/half day or $52.50/half week
              $3/before or after care session
Contact the NBMCA at 705.474.5420 to register or further information

Thursday, March 18th
The Almaguin Highlands Economic Development Committee will be meeting on Thursday, March 18th from 10:00 am – noon, at the Sprucedale Township Office, 31 William Street, Sprucedale.  The guest presenter is Anna Marie Harris, Georgian Bay Country.

March Break activities offered by Autism Ontario North Bay and Area Chapter.
Join Autism Ontario North Bay and Area for tons of March break fun! Bring your brothers, sisters, cousins, neighbours and friends! Non-members are welcome!
 

Monday, March 15th – Make a Date to Skate
Come to Pete Palangio Arena and skate from 2:15 until 3:05, then enjoy snacks and beverages in the boardroom. It’s free! Helmets please for those under 18.
 

Tuesday, March 16th – Come Bowl With Us
Partners Billiards and Bowling on Main Street is the place to be from 10 until 12. The cost is free for members and $4 per person or $10 per family for non-members including shoe rental. RSVP required.
 

Friday, March 19th – Hop on the Bus to Science North
End your fun-filled week at Science North! We’ve even provided the bus! The cost is free for members and $15 for adults and $10 for children/seniors for non-members. The bus will leave from One Kids Place at 9 am, the complex in Sturgeon Falls at 9:45 and Science North at 2:30 pm. RSVP required by March 12. For more information or to RSVP please call 476-22-93 x 1290 or e-mail autismnorthbay@gmail.com.

Saturday March 20th
The NORTH BAY ART ASSOCIATION is offering a workshop for digital camera documentation of art work on Sat. Mar 20th from 9 to 4 at the WKP Gallery.  Basic camera controls, how to work in different lights, and some Photoshop will be discussed.  Call Beth Jackson at 475-99-68 for more information.     

Saturday March 20th
The Powassan United Church on Main Street hosts an all you can eat pancake breakfast from 9 to noon.  Pancakes, bacon, sausages, juice, coffee and tea will be served.  The cost is $7 for adults, $3 for kids 6 -12, and children 5 and under eat free.  The book store will also be open between 9 and noon. 

Sunday March 21st
THE ROTARY CLUB OF NORTH BAY CONTINUES ON WITH ANOTHER INSTALLEMNT OF THE TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE FILM SERIES.  Sunday's program is at 2 p.m. sharp at the Capitol Centre and is entitled “South African Safari”.  Make plans to come out for 2 hours of first class entertainment.  Tickets are available at the door, and the cost is $6 for one show, or $25 for a season ticket.  For information, please call Marg Moody at 752-40-81.

Sunday March 21st
St. Peter the Apostle's Catholic Women's League is having a Share Lent Pancake Breakfast & Bake Sale on March 21, 2010 after the 9 & 11 AM Masses.  The cost for adults is $4 each; children aged 6-10 cost $2 each; and children under 5 are free.  Come out and support this worthy cause.  Bring a friend or neighbor.

Saturday March 27th
The Powassan United Church on Main Street hosts an all you can eat pancake breakfast from 9 to noon.  Pancakes, bacon, sausages, juice, coffee and tea will be served.  The cost is $7 for adults, $3 for kids 6 -12, and children 5 and under eat free.  The book store will also be open between 9 and noon. 

Saturday March 27th
On Saturday March 27th, you are invited to come out for a wee taste of Scotland during Celtfest’s Annual “Gala Of The North” at the Best Western on Lakeshore Drive.  There will be dancing, live musical performances, and much more.  The cost is $40 per person, with proceeds to benefit Celtfest 2010.  Tickets are available at the Best Western, as well as City Laundry on McIntyre Street.  For more information call 474-5800 ext. 712.

Saturday April 3rd
The Powassan United Church on Main Street hosts an all you can eat pancake breakfast from 9 to noon.  Pancakes, bacon, sausages, juice, coffee and tea will be served.  The cost is $7 for adults, $3 for kids 6 -12, and children 5 and under eat free.  The book store will also be open between 9 and noon. 

Friday April 9th – Sunday April 11th
Exhibitors are wanted for the North Home and Garden Expo happening at Memorial Gardens.  There will be displays on home improvement products, home accessories, alternative energy and furniture.  For info call 472-06-61.

Saturday April 10th
The Powassan United Church on Main Street hosts an all you can eat pancake breakfast from 9 to noon.  Pancakes, bacon, sausages, juice, coffee and tea will be served.  The cost is $7 for adults, $3 for kids 6 -12, and children 5 and under eat free.  The book store will also be open between 9 and noon. 

Saturday April 10th
The 1st Canadian Army Veteran Motorcycle Unit invites you to a charity benefit dinner, dance and auction to help a local teen, Melanie Picard, get much needed vision aids.  It goes at the West Ferris Legion Br. #599 on Saturday April 10th.  Tickets are only $18 each, and are in limited supply, so get yours early.  Tickets can be purchased at the West Ferris Legion, the North Bay CNIB office, or from any C.A.V. member. 

Saturday April 10th - Saturday May 15th
PLEASURE CRAFT OPERATOR’S CARD, (PCO Card) is MANDATORY for Everyone.  Get your card by taking a Boat Pro Course from the North Bay Power & Sail Squadron.  It goes every Saturday from April 10th to May 15th.  Call to 493-45-75 pre-register, and you can log on to nbpss.on.ca for all courses, and information. 

Saturday April 17th
The Powassan United Church on Main Street hosts an all you can eat pancake breakfast from 9 to noon.  Pancakes, bacon, sausages, juice, coffee and tea will be served.  The cost is $7 for adults, $3 for kids 6 -12, and children 5 and under eat free.  The book store will also be open between 9 and noon. 

Sunday April 25th
THE ROTARY CLUB OF NORTH BAY CONTINUES ON WITH ANOTHER INSTALLEMNT OF THE TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE FILM SERIES.  Sunday's program is at 2 p.m. sharp at the Capitol Centre and is entitled “Tibet”.   Make plans to come out for 2 hours of first class entertainment.  Tickets are available at the door, and the cost is $6 for one show, or $25 for a season ticket.  For information, please call Marg Moody at 752-40-81.

Sunday May 2nd
The Near North Palliative Care Network will hold their “3rd Annual Hike for Hospice” on Sunday, May 2nd.  Near North Palliative Care Network is a volunteer organization, working in collaboration with other agencies offering End-of-Life care.  Their mission is to enhance the comfort, dignity and quality of life of individuals with a terminal illness, and to offer bereavement support throughout the community.  This spring, thousands of people from across Canada will come together to kick off Hospice Palliative Care Week, and raise awareness and money in support of their local, community hospice organizations.  100% of all the funds raised will remain in the community to provide hospice palliative care and support for individuals living with a life-threatening illness, and their loved ones.  It starts at the Algonquin Nursing Home in Mattawa, with registration getting under way at 9:30 a.m.  Pledge forms are available at the Near North Palliative Care Network at 302-347 Sherbrooke St.

Saturday May 15th
Amelia Rising Sexual Assault Centre of Nipissing and The North Bay and Area Disabled Adult and Youth (DAAY) Centre are teaming up to raise money for their non-profit organizations.  On May 15th we will make it possible for young women in our community to attend their proms and formals in a gorgeous, but extremely affordable dress.  This will be a fun and informative event for our youth. Organizations throughout the community are on board to help inform our youth about having a safe yet fun graduation celebration!  We are collecting clean dresses of all styles, colours and sizes.
Drop-off Locations:
• Amelia Rising - 101 Worthington St. E, Ste. 11, lower level
• DAAY Centre - 239 Main St. E
For pick-ups, please call Andrea at the DAAY Centre at 474-3851, or email daaycentre@cogeco.net.  Please help support Amelia Rising and the DAAY Centre.

Ongoing
Volunteer drivers are needed at the Canadian Red Cross.  If you are at least 19 years, hold a valid G license, and are looking for a rewarding opportunity, consider driving for the Canadian Red Cross.  Whether you can drive one day a week or one day a month, the Senior Transportation program needs you!  Volunteer drivers provide transportation to seniors for medical appointments around your community.  Do your part, become a Red Cross volunteer driver by calling Jennifer Whiting, Volunteer Coordinator, at 472-57-60 ext 131, or by emailing northbay@redcross.ca.

Ongoing
The Canadian Red Cross North Bay Branch is eagerly seeking volunteers for their Annual Northern Raffle Ticket Sales. Volunteers will be able to assist in direct tickets sales, and office administration.  Those interested in sharing their time in support of the community please contact Jennifer Whiting at the Canadian Red Cross. By phone at 472-5760 or e-mail at northbay@redcross.ca.

Ongoing
Over the coming weeks and months the District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board will be implementing a new Integrated Services plan in coordination with renovations to our North Bay office.  These changes in service delivery and office set-up will improve their ability to provide streamlined, integrated services within our community.  The following changes will be implemented as we proceed with the new Integrated Services:

Effective immediately, at 8:30 am, reception for the North Bay office of the DNSSAB (Ontario Works/Children’s Services/Housing) will be located on the main floor of City Hall.  Individuals who wish to apply for Ontario Works Assistance and/or Child Care Fee Subsidy within the District of Nipissing please call our intake phone line locally at: 474-1923 or toll free at 1-877-319-5411 for an application to be completed over the phone.  Employment Resource Centres within the District of Nipissing will continue to provide job-search assistance to the District of Nipissing.  They are listed here for your information:

Mattawa, 380 Main St., (705) 744-10-40, 8:30 – 4:30 pm, (Closed between 12:00 – 1:00 pm).

Bonfield, 105 Landon St., (705) 776-22-78, 8:30 am – 12:00 pm.

Whitney, Corner of Post, and Madawaska St., (613) 637-11-17, 1:00 – 4:30 pm.

Temagami, Welcome Centre, 7 Lakeshore Dr., (705) 569-43-63, 8:30 am – 12:00 pm.

Should you have any questions or comments regarding these upcoming changes please call 705-474-2151 ext 3440. Further information regarding services may be found at dnssab.on.ca.

Ongoing
All boat operators in Canada must NOW have the Pleasure Craft Operator Card or risk expensive fines. There is no minimum age to get certified and no age exemption.  The length of the boat does not matter, nor does the size of the engine.  The Card is good-for-life and is recognized across Canada and the US.  There is a bilingual Instructor, and the course includes a safe boating training manual, the exam, a chance at door prizes, immediate issuance of a temporary boat operator card, and your Pleasure Craft Operator Card by mail upon passing the exam.  2010 SAFE BOATING COURSES are being offered on:

Saturday, April 10th, from 1:00 -4:30
Sunday, April 11th, from 10:00 -1:30
Saturday, May 15th, from 1:00 -4:30
Sunday, May 16th, from 10:00 -1:30
All will happen upstairs at the West Ferris Community Arena.  The cost is $60 cash or check at the door.  To find out more, or to register online, log on to boaterexam.com.  BOOK EARLY, CLASSES FILLS QUICKLY

Ongoing
Trout Creek Community Centre Lions Club charity bingo held every Wednesday evening from 6:45 to 10:00 pm.  Doors open at 5:30 pm. Lots of fun and prizes everyone welcome, bring a friend.

Ongoing
The 204 Royal Canadian Army Cadets is looking for boys and girls aged 12-16 to meet new friends, go camping and do sports.  They also have a great shooting program, summer camps and much more.   It is Tuesday nights at 6:30 at Troy Armories or call 472 5059 for more info.

Ongoing
A national recycling program is accepting used ink and toner cartridges, cell phones and digital camera’s on behalf of Adam, a local 8 year old boy with severe Autism.  Items will go towards the cost of a specially trained $18,000 Autism Service Dog that will help Adam develop skills needed to reach his full potential at home, school, and in his community.  Drop off locations: BELL WORLD and NO FRILLS on McKeown Ave., NO FRILLS on Lakeshore Ave. and The Chamber of Commerce & Tourist Information Centre at the Quints Museum on Seymour St.  Call Doreen at 705-384-5541 for more information.  YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!  KEEP THESE ITEMS OUT OF OUR LANDFILLS.       

Ongoing
Volunteer drivers are needed at the Canadian Red Cross.  If you are at least 19 years, hold a valid G license, and are looking for a rewarding opportunity, consider driving for the Canadian Red Cross.  Whether you can drive one day a week or one day a month, the Senior Transportation program needs you!  Volunteer drivers provide transportation to seniors for medical appointments around your community.  Do your part, become a Red Cross volunteer driver by calling Jennifer Whiting, Volunteer Coordinator, at 472-57-60 ext 131, or by emailing northbay@redcross.ca.

Ongoing
The Northeast Mental Health Centre is looking for you! If you want to volunteer, make a difference or help someone reach for the future there are many exciting and rewarding volunteer positions available now! Volunteer your day, your time, your choice! Contac Morgan Fownes at 474-1200 ext. 2401!

Ongoing
Do you or someone you know have both a Vision AND Hearing loss? Is it a challenge to perform everyday activities? The Canadian Hearing Society offers services to help with mobility and communication due a Vision AND Hearing loss? Services may include assistance getting to and from medical appointments, personal business such as grocery shopping, banking, etc.You do NOT need a referral from a doctor and it is free of charge to the client. Please call Jackie at 474-8090 or email jcardy@chs.ca for more information.

ONGOING
The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs would like to remind us that with the cold weather comes the increased risk of carbon monoxide poisonings in the home due to faulty gas appliances.  You can't see, smell or taste carbon monoxide.  But you CAN help us stop this silent killer.  Make sure you have a working carbon monoxide alarm on every level of your home, and, outside all sleeping areas.  And … always replace any CO alarms more than 7 years old.  Please take Time to Care enough to stop this silent killer.  Visit safeathome.ca. 

ONGOING
Help bring vision health and vision hope to your community.  As a CNIB volunteer you are part of a team which helps to raise valuable dollars to provide assistance to people with vision loss in your community.  A few hours of your time on a biweekly basis to conduct a Nevada and Lotto audit goes a long way.  Full training will be provided.  Call Rose and join a rewarding volunteer program at 472-2710.

ONGOING- 1st Sunday of each month @ 3pm
A support group for Parkinson has started in North Bay.  The meetings will consist of information and education sessions and will feature guest speakers from a variety of health fields, as well as provide current information through publications and videos.  This is an invaluable opportunity for people living with Parkinson's to meet other people who can provide support and encouragement.  Meetings take place on the 3rd Sunday of every month at 3pm at Gateway Pentecostal Church on the corner of Booth and Marshall.  For more information call 474-20-38.

ONGOING
“VON MEALS ON WHEELS” IS A NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT DELIVERS WELL-BALANCED, NUTRITIONAL MEALS TO CLIENTS IN THEIR HOMES.  THE OBJECTIVE IS TO HELP THE CLIENT TO ATTAIN OR MAINTAIN GOOD HEALTH SO THEY CAN REMAIN IN THEIR HOMES AND BE INDEPENDENT.  ALL MEALS ARE DELIVERED DURING THE NOON HOUR, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.  THEY ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR MORE VOLUNTEERS DUE TO THE INCREASE IN CLIENTS.  IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BECOMING A VOLUNTEER CALL 472-80-50, OR EMAIL northbayMOW@von.ca.

Ongoing
Camp Quality needs volunteers for their unique camping experience for children who have or have had cancer, between the ages of 3 and 18. Campers participate in a week of activities focusing on the best that life has to offer in a healthy, natural setting. Volunteers 18 years of age or older are needed for this summer’s program July 10th through the 16th. Make a difference, become a volunteer at Camp Quality, call 800-899-33-80; online at camp quality dot com.

 

 

Area Legions and Community Centers

 
North Bay Branch 23

North Bay Legion every Monday & Wednesday, Euchre at 2pm, and Fun Darts at 7pm.  Tuesday, Cribbage at 7pm, everyone welcome.  Thursday, Cribbage at 2pm, bring a friend, & Bingo at 7pm- doors open at 5:30pm, starts at 7pm.
 

Ladies Auxiliary to Legion Br. #23 will hold their monthly meeting Wednesday March 10 2010 at 1:30 p.m.

North Bay Legion every MON & WED, Euchre @ 2pm and Fun Darts at 7pm. TUES Cribbage at 7 pm.  THURS cribbage at 2pm and BINGO at 7pm, doors open at 5:30pm
 

Monday & Wednesday: Euchre @ 2pm & Darts @ 7pm.  Tuesday:  Cribbage @ 7pm.  Thursday:  Cribbage @ 2pm & Bingo @ 7pm, doors open 5:30pm.   Different meal every Friday night for $6.75. 
Sundays:  7th and 21st Senior Social 2-7pm, Dinner @ 5pm.  Sunday the 28th, Crib For Bucks, upperhalls, Starts @ 1pm.
 
 

March 12
North Bay Legion hosts Meatdraw @ 5pm, Meat Loaf served 4:30-7pm, music and dancing to Widdifield Station from 7-11pm.

March 17
North Bay Legion hosts St. Patricks Day with Green Beer,  Singing by Rebecca and dancing from 2-4pm, Irish Stew served from 4-6pm, and Rebecca returns from 6-8pm. 
 

March 19-
North Bay Legion hosts Meatdraw @ 5pm,  Hot Beef served from 4:30-7pm, dance to the singing of Billy Dean from 7-11pm.
 

March 26-
North Bay Legion hosts Meatdraw @ 5pm, Shrimp & Fries served from 4:30-7pm, dance to the music of Bill Vrebosch from 7-11pm.

Jocko Point Community Center 

Hosts Light Supper Followed by Rainbow Darts/Cards Every Friday Night. Doors open at 5 p.m. Darts at 7:30  Supper $6. Darts $3. New Comers most welcome!  For more info call Diane 753-3618 after 5 p.m.

Jocko Point Breakfasts Every Wed. and Thurs. 8 to 11 a.m. Different Menu Weekly $3.00 per person

Corbeil Four Seasons Club

Every Saturday is our dart day. Start time 12:00 p.m. and goes to 3:00 p.m. Cost is only $2.00per person.  Snacks and other things are available.  Lots of fun and laughs, and you do not have to be a member to play or to come to any of our events. Open to the public .  So come out and meet new friends and have fun.  For more information call Louis Bilodeau at 498-5860 or the Club at 752-1186 Coming soon Euchre Games at the Corbeil Four Seasons Club, Corbeil Road.

West Ferris Legion Branch 599

Every Friday night is “TGIF” meal All are Welcome -- Join us for a hot meal Serving 5 pm to 7 pm -- $8.00 per plate All meals include; salad, veggie, dessert, roll, tea/coffee.  Take out available. Call 476-05-66

Every Saturday night Family Wing Nights - $5.00 per order Fries and Onion Rings to order Serving 4 pm to 8 pm Free Parking - Take out available - Call 476-0566

Saturday, April 10th
1st Canadian Army Veteran Bad Zwischenahn Motorcycle Unit welcomes you to attend a charity benefit dinner, dance and auction to help local teen, Melanie Ricard, get much needed vision aids.  The doors open at 4:00 PM, dinner starts at 5:00 PM followed by auction and then dance.  Dinner will be an oven roasted chicken breast and noodles with alfredo sauce.  Auction will be a fool’s auction (bring toonies) and there is planned to be door prizes.  Music for the dance provided by the local hit J. Houston Band! Tickets are only $18 each (no better deal can be found!) and are in limited supplies. Get yours early, available at the West Ferris Legion, North Bay CNIB office or any CAV member.