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Tag was last used: May 4, 2012
 
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Posted By:  KathrynSabo
Posted On:  May 4, 2012

  Pennies 4 Katimavik!
Since Katimavik's funding has been cut, youth from the Young Liberals have started the "Pennies 4 Katimavik" initiative! Since the Canadian Mint will no longer be producing pennies, the best way to get rid of them is to donate them to charity! Money is money, so it will...... [view]
Posted By:  rachelTIG
Posted On:  Feb 18, 2011

  These White White Walls
There are currently 12 days left in the Katimavik program. 12 days to make Katima-bread, 12 days to live with my 12 roommates and 12 days to say goodbye.    As things are wrapping up with our volunteer work we are nearing the end of this venture. Our collective project...... [view]
Posted By:  rachelTIG
Posted On:  Feb 14, 2011

  Let the Drummer Kick That!
Samba for the soul . Over the weekend I was given the pleasure to jam with some of the members from Toronto's Samba Squad. The Katimavik, Toronto group was invited by Katimavik Project Assistant/ Samba Squad member, Robbie Dupriest  to learn a few beats from, "the...... [view]
Posted By:  rachelTIG
Posted On:  Feb 7, 2011

  Tag, I Geo-cache you!
Katimavik group Toronto, made it a point to endure the weather yesterday afternoon to Geo-cache into East York quarters of Toronto to discover what  treasures lye to be found. Geocaching is a world-wide game of hiding and seeking a treasure. The goal...... [view]
Posted By:  Staci
Posted On:  Jul 13, 2009

  Young People & Volunteering
Hey, everyone. Has anyone ever noticed how incredibly difficult it is to get youth to volunteer? Or to go one step further and keep them volunteering? It is ridiculously hard to do. One of the largest problems I find with volunteering (and this is just from personal experience) is that...... [view]
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