If you’re tired of hearing about all the bad, negative news out there, why not take the time to read something guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
Making a wish
“He laced them up and he walked for the first time in weeks.”
The Children’s Wish Foundation — a Canadian organization that grants wishes to children with life-threatening illnesses between the ages of three and 17 — has recently reached a milestone.
READ THE STORY: How one teen’s dying wish is helping make a difference in the lives of other sick kids
Inspired to shave
“I hope we can find a cure for cancer to cure my dad.”
Tyler Goldsmith, 10, shaved his head for cancer and raised thousands of dollars in honour of his father, who was diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer.
READ THE STORY: Montreal boy shaves his head to raise funds for cancer to help his dad
Working women
Montreal catering company Les Filles Fattoush is employing Syrian refugee women so they have the means necessary to support themselves and gain experience in the workforce.
READ THE STORY: Syrian refugee women cook up a taste of home with Montreal business
Cycling challenge
“Cancer is a journey that doesn’t just end once you find out that you’re in remission.”
Pierrefonds-Roxboro Mayor Jim Beis has thrown down the gauntlet.
READ THE STORY: Pierrefonds mayor challenges elected officials to spin for a good cause
A helping hand
“But there’s also different types of homelessness in different boroughs that are not central.”
Montreal has announced plans to increase the annual funding for a Montreal organization that supports marginalized women.
READ THE STORY: Montreal increases funding to support homeless women
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