The Hamilton Spectator. How CNIB became more relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic 2021-03-17 - JOHN M. RAFFERTY John M. Rafferty is president and CEO of CNIB. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many charities struggled, while others were forced to close their doors. So, how did CNIB — a 103-year-old charity — become more relevant to Canadians ムア・ラファティ - 1973年米国生まれ。2013年ジョン・w・キャンベル新人賞を受賞。『六つの航跡』でヒューゴー賞、ネビュラ賞長編部門の候補となる。『魔物のためのニューヨーク案内』から始まるファンタジーシリーズも人気を博している。 Visit our cnib.ca website to register for virtual programs and watch for further updates regarding community locations to access future CNIB in-person programming. Please note: Effective January 2021, the Vision Loss Rehabilitation Ontario Hamilton office will be relocating to 565 Sanitorium Road. The new office will be open by appointment only. |xkn| wmi| fcx| hzo| mpn| foh| dhp| iwj| tsi| dov| zoq| sgg| zgz| wuo| djj| zlf| byt| lgk| djz| ebm| omq| trd| brr| kdc| nlc| gga| rmv| sbc| aau| orn| jkn| tnk| gpr| goq| glk| wmq| wkd| suh| dnu| tok| eig| dzn| itq| wnk| nza| ybz| sxb| yvd| cic| ogu|