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Covered Bridges New Brunswick
Covered Bridges New Brunswick
2022 Video Link to Covered Bridges...Enjoy
AHNB-Sawmill-Creek-Covered-Bridge-2022-1.mp4
Visit: https://ahnb-apnb.ca/covered-bridges/ for more info on other bridges.
posted 20 July 2025 db
Volunteering
Volunteering
What is volunteering ....... What it's all about.... benefits'
posted 11 Feb 2023
Canadian Seniors Directory
Canadian Seniors Directory
Information on Seniors Discounts and more in Winnipeg
Visit: https://www.canadianseniorsdirectory.ca
posted 15 Dec 2022
Senior Centre Without Walls
Senior Centre Without Walls
Senior Centre Without Walls (SCWW) provides educational and recreational programming in a fun and interactive atmosphere where all programming is provided over the phone.
Senior Centre Without Walls (SCWW) provides educational and recreational programming in a fun and interactive atmosphere where all programming is provided over the phone.
Visit: https://www.aosupportservices.ca/our-three-pillars/social-engagement/senior-centre-without-walls/
posted 8 Jan 2022
Healthy Living Core
Healthy Living Core
Related courses resource site for seniors wanting to learn more about different on line learning courses available for seniors.
Visit: https://healthyagingcore.ca/community-programs/seniors-without-walls/
posted 8 Jan 2022
Governmental & Other Misc Links
Governmental & Other Misc Links
CPP & OAS Benefits for Surviving Spouse https://www.savvynewcanadians.com/canada-pension-plan-and-old-age-security-benefits-for-surviving-spouses-and-children/
posted 15 July 2021
Click any museum below ↓ to bring you to that website
Museum Links
Museum Links
posted 1 July 2021
Miscellaneous Knowledge
Miscellaneous Knowledge
Useful Tools:
Translation: google translate
Translates any word from one language to another, i.e: latin to english, english to french and vice versa.
Encyclopedia: Wikipedia
Wikipedia is an online free-content encyclopedia project helping to create a world in which everyone can freely share in the sum of all knowledge.
As we mostly all know, we have many words that is spoken and written in the English language.
Many of us grew up with reciting latin every Sunday at church.
Such as 'in nomine Domine' which translate to "in the name of the lord".
Many of us had no clue what we were saying.
We recognise "per diem' means "by the day or daily".
Another one is 'quid pro quo' which means "something for something".
'Per ardua ad astra' as used in the RCAF motto till 1968 means "through adversity to the stars".
By going to to Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org) to find out more, or going to google translate to see what that word is in a different language enhances our knowledge.
Technology at it's best.
posted 22 March 2021
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