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Blogs by Louise Tremblay, Uncategorized

July 11, 2013

Careful what you wish for, because you might just get it

Blogs by Louise Tremblay, Uncategorized

July 11, 2013

At GroupHEALTH Global a Little Amounts to a Lot

Blogs by Louise Tremblay, Inclusion, Independence, Uncategorized

July 11, 2013

Amanda’s Favourites: Number 14, Colour Purple… and Her Job

Blogs by Louise Tremblay, Creativity, Staff Features, Uncategorized

July 11, 2013

A Conversation on Creativity

Blogs by Louise Tremblay, Staff Features, Uncategorized

July 11, 2013

Paul’s Retirement Tea

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Lauren wears a long back turtleneck. She is surrounded by glimmering white lights and mirrors.

Extra Financial Help Can Support Me Better

13 Jul at 9:54 am

Natalie has brown shoulder-length hair and is wearing a red top. She is smiling.

What I Have Learned This Past Year

13 Jul at 9:51 am

Stacey runs on a race track for the Lace 'Em Up Surrey advertisement.

Doing a Virtual Run During COVID-19

13 Jul at 9:48 am

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UNITI respectfully acknowledges that we do our work on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples, specifically the Semiahmoo, Kwantlen, and Katzie First Nations and the ceded territory of the Tsawwassen First Nations. Unceded means that these territories have never been handed over, sold, or given up by these nations, and we are currently situated on occupied territories. We are grateful for the use of their land.

Copyright 2019. UNITI is the partnership of three affiliated societies that have provided important community services for decades. Semiahmoo House Society, Peninsula Estates Housing Society and The Semiahmoo Foundation.