Local Heroes 2017

A salute to those who make a difference by Jeff Rollings and Nicola Ross.

November 22, 2017 | | Local Heroes

“I have been impressed with the urgency of doing.
Knowing is not enough; we must apply.
Being willing is not enough; we must do.”
—Leonardo da Vinci

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From left : Diane Johnston, Ida Cunningham, Carol Thompson, Bev Parker, Diane Woodward and Judy MacLeod. Other members (not present here): Elizabeth Bricker, Penny Squirrell, Joanne Kiser, Connie Walterhouse, Lois Metz, Ione Smith, Laura-Lynn Fulford, Sheila Klein, Trish McKibbon and AJ Cavey. Photo by Pete Paterson.

Welcome to the tenth edition of our annual salute to local people who make a difference. This year, like every other, we feature people from all different walks of life. They are philanthropists, caregivers, role models and visionaries. All share one common thread: They have heard a call to action, and responded with quiet determination, passion and persistence. We are fortunate to have them among us.

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  1. Not a single hero under the age of fifty and not white.
    How very Dufferin of you.

    Olde Cory from Orangeville on Jan 11, 2018 at 3:30 pm | Reply

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