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John Loeppky’s Journalist Portfolio

Celebrating Stuttering Awareness Day 2021

Celebrating Stuttering Awareness Day 2021

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Two Blind Brothers: Would You Buy Something You Can't See?

A distinct fashion sense wasn't what got Bradford and Bryan Manning interested in starting a t-shirt company.…

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How to fund accessible home renovations in Canada

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Renovations Accessible home renovations can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Learn about grants, tax credits, and practical ways to manage the financial burden. Image from Magnific My house, as I told my insurance broker recently, is the Canadian housing equivalent of ancient. Built in the 1910s in Saskatoon, this house has many foibles. To hang pictures, I have to use wood screws lest regular nails bounce off of the layers and layers of paint.
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When Competing Means Being Able To Afford The Right Equipment

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On Jan. 5, World Boccia, the sport’s governing body, announced on Facebook that they had a problem: Someone was selling counterfeit balls. In boccia, which is akin to lawn bowling and has been a part of the Paralympic program since 1984, athletes take turns throwing balls closest to the jack, a white ball that is thrown at the beginning of each contest. It’s played by disabled athletes with a variety of access needs that can include the use of a ramp that is controlled by a sports assistant.
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How emotional sobriety plays a vital role in recovery beyond physical abstinence

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