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Nanaimo considers making facilities more receptive for those with hidden disabilities - Nanaimo News Bulletin

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By Robert Barron Verified
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Nanaimo is trying to make the municipality more receptive to those with hidden disabilities. The finance and audit committee unanimously voted to recommend that council register the city as a member of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Network at its meeting on Sept. 23. The international Sunflower program supports people with non-visible disabilities, including neurological, cognitive, developmental, or sensory conditions such as autism, ADHD, brain injuries, dementia, anxiety disorders and more.
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Old City Quarter Association growing and developing - Nanaimo News Bulletin

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By Robert Barron Verified
| Nanaimo News Bulletin Verified
Nanaimo’s Old City Quarter Association has grown and is playing a major role in the continuing development of Nanaimo’s historic neighbourhood in the city’s downtown core for years, according to its president Matthew Rosenthal. Rosenthal spoke to city council at its meeting on Sept.
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COLUMN: Brain injuries are life-changing - Nanaimo News Bulletin

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By Robert Barron Verified
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I think it’s great that employees of a number of local businesses and organizations got to their bosses tossed off the 150-foot-high bungy bridge at WildPlay Nanaimo earlier this week. It’s not meant as retribution for hated bosses (and I’m sure there are a lot of those out there), but as a fundraiser for the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society.
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