OPSEU Local 166 donates to “Spread the Net”

Posted on May 8, 2015 by jonathanguider

Rick Mercer accepted the Stanley Knowles Humanitarian Award and referenced the “Spread the Net” project. OPSEU donated $5000 and challenged locals to donate.
OPSEU Local donated $500

http://plancanada.ca/spread-the-net-make-a-difference-fight-malaria

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2nd Vice-President of OPSEU Local 166. Unit steward and Certified Joint Heath and Safety Representative at Craigwood Youth Services as a Youth Worker in a Secure Youth Justice Facility View all posts by jonathanguider

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