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“Where there is charity and wisdom, there is neither fear nor ignorance”. – St. Francis of Assisi

Gordon MacGregor
Not only is Gordon MacGregor an adventurous river rafting enthusiast, but he is also one of the top fundraisers for the Walk of Hope. Gordon participates in the Walk in tribute to his wife, Leona. In the past two years, Gordon has raised almost $4,000 for the Toronto Walk—he sent emails to his family and friends asking for pledges; he also approached people at his gym and church. When he’s not up north riding the rivers, Gordon dedicates his time to the Shortest Walk, for the Biggest Cause!
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On November 6th, the Schizophrenia Society of Ontario celebrated its 30th anniversary and the 2009 Moving Lives Forward and Klara Boadway Memorial scholarship recipients at the 2009 Iris Ball: 30 Years Young. One hundred and fifty guests came together in the historic Great Hall of Hart House on the University of Toronto campus. Guests at the VIP reception mingled over hor d’oeuvres while listening to a jazz trio, then proceeded to the foyer of the Great Hall to bid on an array of fabulous silent auction items, and then enjoyed dinner and a live auction, all in support of SSO’s It’s My Dream scholarship program.
Jacqueline Hennessy, our evening emcee, welcomed guests, inviting them to indulge in some spectacular culinary delights and feast their ears on the The Starz Band featuring Juno award winner, Liberty Silver. The music enhanced an already elegant atmosphere as Liberty and the band serenaded our guests throughout dinner.
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Episode 2: Schizophrenia
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Episode two looks at schizophrenia. The symptoms and phases of the illness are explained and various treatment methods are examined.
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