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Statement by the Prime Minister on Raoul Wallenberg Day
Statement by the Prime Minister on Raoul Wallenberg Day
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“Today, we pay tribute to Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who risked his life to save tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews from persecution and certain death during the Holocaust.Please check that you’re receiving all benefits
BE COYOTE SMART
As coyotes adapt to urban environments and residents tolerate their proximity, coyotes can begin to lose their wariness of humans and seek refuge and easy food sources in our neighbourhoods and near our homes.
When this happens, it is important that the entire community takes action to keep coyotes wild.
There is a simple and safe technique to ensure that coyotes keep their distance from humans and understand that private property is off limits. It’s called Aversion Conditioning or more commonly referred to as “humane hazing”.
Aversion conditioning involves making the coyote feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. It involves using actions or noises
that are unfamiliar to and will startle the animal to discourage its approach.
BE COYOTE S.M.A.R.T.:
To send a clear message that a coyote is not welcome on your property:
S – Stand tall and raise your arms! Stamp your feet.
M – Make noise (shaker cans, clang pot lids together)
A – Assert yourself – Shout in a loud deep voice… “GET, GET OUT OF HERE COYOTE, GO!!” while making short, rapid
advances toward the coyote.
R – Repeat as necessary, until the coyote leaves the area.
T – Teach a neighbour, family and friends. Spread the word!
You can use small stick or stones to throw toward the coyote, but not directly at them.
The coyote may not react immediately if they have become accustomed to humans. In this case you can advance a bit
more toward the coyote and increase the intensity of your hazing.
It is important to continue to haze the coyote until he completely leaves the area!
Hazing coyotes SHOULD ONLY take place in areas where they do not belong:
Your yard, school yard, open park, on your neighbourhood streets and sidewalks
DO NOT haze if you see a coyote at a distance or in an area such as woodlots, hydro corridors, ravines, or if it is near its
pups or den.
DO NOT haze a coyote if it appears injured or sick; email animal.services@vaughan.ca or call 905-832-2281 and ask to
have a call opened for Animal Services to attend.
If you encounter a coyote when out for a walk, keep your children close to you and if your pet is small pick them up while applying the above actions and never turn your back or run from a coyote.
Never corner a coyote while you are hazing; always make sure it has a clear escape route.
Vaughan Animal Services responds directly to calls regarding coyotes 7 days per week, between the hours of 7:00am and 10:00pm. 905-832-2281 animal.services@vaughan.ca
Vaughan Animal Services staff are available for afterhours response to sick or injured animals (both domestic and wild) as well as support for emergency services, by contacting 905-832-2281.
Please see below for some other relevant information and please feel free to share this post so we get accurate information out there.
www.vaughan.ca/.../animal.../Pages/Coyotes.aspx...
theconversation.com/how-coyotes-and-humans-can...
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Please share this message with your neighbours in Vaughan.
Good advice, will be sharing. I have seen many in my area in Coquitlam BC. I have an 8.5 Maltipoo and we just 2 weeks ago had a close call with 2 coyotes. Fortunately all well, quite the scare🐾🐾
Support for Community Organizations Helping Canadians - Canada.ca
Support for Community Organizations Helping Canadians - Canada.ca
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Canadian charities and non-profit organizations are on the frontlines. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for their services is now greater than ever before and they are doing more with fewer donations and fewer volunteers.Gladstone Consulting updated their phone number.
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Special Update: COVID-19 relief for Charities and Non-profits
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But if you don’t have the people or the time to research and write an application, you can’t ask.
Gladstone Consulting has both, and we’d like to use them to get you the funding that’s there for the asking over the next four months and into the future.
January 21, 2020:
Celebrate Ontario (Ontario Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries)
Up to $250,000 over one year
Supports programming improvements at new and existing festivals and events that attract tourists for longer stays, increase tourism spending, and create great experiences for visitors and support communities across Ontario.
www.grants.gov.on.ca/GrantsPortal/en/OntarioGrants/GrantOpportunities/OSAPQA005140
January 27, 2020:
Skills Catalyst Fund (Ontario Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development)
80% of eligible project costs, up to a maximum of $500,000
Supports development and implementation of innovative workforce development projects that test new and emerging ideas and approaches to labour market challenges
Must reflect one of four themes: partnership development, developing skills and competencies, supporting job pathways, and employer-led investments in training
www.grants.gov.on.ca/GrantsPortal/en/OntarioGrants/GrantOpportunities/PRDR017888.html
January 31, 2020 and April 30, 2020:
Building Communities Through Arts and Heritage: Local Festivals (Canadian Heritage)
Up to $500,000 over one year
Funding for recurring festivals that present work of local artists, artisans or heritage performers
Includes celebration of LGBTQ2+ communities and Indigenous cultural celebrations
www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/services/funding/building-communities/festivals.htm
February 10, 2020:
Ontario Sport Hosting Program ((Ontario Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries)
From $20,000 to $1M
project-based funding to help applicants deliver major national/international amateur sport events in Ontario
www.grants.gov.on.ca/GrantsPortal/en/OntarioGrants/GrantOpportunities/PRDR014384
February 26, 2020:
Seed Grant (Ontario Trillium Foundation)
Up to $75,000 over one year
Funding to convene around an emerging issue, conduct a feasibility study, research a new concept or develop or pilot a new idea
otf.ca/apply-grant
April 1, 2020:
Canada Arts Presentation Fund: Programming: Professional Arts Festivals and Performing Arts Series Presenters (Canadian Heritage)
Up to $100% over one year
Funding for Canadian not-for-profit organizations that professionally present arts festivals or performing arts series (arts presenters), and organizations that offer support to arts presenters
www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/services/funding/arts-presentation-fund/programming-arts-festi...
April 30, 2020:
Building Communities Through Arts and Heritage: Community Anniversaries (Canadian Heritage)
Up to $25,000 over one year for capital projects; Up to $200,000 over one year for projects presenting work of local artists, artisans and heritage performers
Funding for non-recurring events that mark the 100th anniversary or greater (125th, 150th) of a significant local historical event or personality.
www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/services/funding/building-communities/anniversaries.html
Early 2020:
Communities at Risk: Security Infrastructure Program (SIP)
Up to $100% over one year
The SIP supports funding for the implementation of projects to help communities with a demonstrated history of being victimized by hate-motivated crime through the enhancement of their security infrastructure.
The SIP aims to make Canada safer for all Canadians by improving the security of communities at risk of hate-motivated crime through investments in security infrastructure.
Public Safety is currently preparing to launch the next SIP Call for Applications.Due to the transition period following the election we are preparing to launch the Call in early 2020.New information including the exact date of the launch will be posted on our website shortly.
www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/crm-prvntn/fndng-prgrms/scrt-nfrstrctr-prgrm-en.aspx
You’ll find our full range of services – fundraising feasibility studies and campaigns, copywriting of annual reports and other documents, government relations and of course, grant applications -- at www.gladstoneconsulting.ca
We look forward to hearing from you.
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If You Don't Ask, You Don't Get
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Gladstone Consulting has both, and we’d like to use them to get you the funding that’s there for the asking over the next four months and into the future.