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Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Addiction Program
Addiction Treatment Program Aboriginal Services Notice: Some services may be moving in 2008 due to redevelopment; call for information regarding specific programs and services Office phone: 416-535-8501 ext 7652 ; 416-535-8501 ext 7651 Intake worker Fax: 416-304-0311 Web site: www.camh.net Address: 393 King St E, Toronto, ON, M5A 1L3 Location: (Intersection) Toronto East (Parliament St-King St E) Ward: Toronto Centre-Rosedale (Ward 28) Contacts: Dr Peter Menzies, Clinical Head Bob Crawford, Intake Worker, 416-209-7999 Cell phone Hours: Irregular Languages of service: English Eligibility: Aboriginal peoples experiencing homelessness, incarceration, substance abuse and mental health issues How to apply: No referral required - call for appointment Physical access: Wheelchair accessible building including main entrance and barrier free washrooms - metered street parking Service description: Individual, group and telephone counselling
Subjects: Alcoholism; Drug addiction; Homeless people; Mental health; Native peoples; Outreach Other Services: See List Record ID: MET5090 Last complete update: 2008-02-06 Last modification date: 2008-03-31
Neighbourhood Information Post - 269 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5A 2G3
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October 14 Federal General ElectionElections Information in other languages. The
40th federal general election has been called for Tuesday, October
14, 2008 In
an effort to help as many electors as possible to vote, we provide key
information on the electoral process in English, French and 27 other
languages. These translations are available on our Web site under Voters: Voters
from Ethnocultural Communities. To
be eligible to vote, you must be a Canadian citizen and at least 18 years of age
on election day. Some
provisions of the Canada Elections
Act have changed. When you vote, you
MUST prove your identity and address. Electors
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Prière
de diffuser à grande échelle La
40e élection générale fédérale se tiendra le mardi 14 octobre
2008 Afin
de faciliter le vote du plus grand nombre possible d'électeurs, nous offrons des
renseignements clés sur le processus électoral en français, en anglais et dans
27 autres langues. Ces traductions sont disponibles sur notre site Web dans la
section Électeurs : Électeurs des communautés
ethnoculturelles. Pour
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ans le jour de l’élection. Certaines
dispositions de la Loi électorale du
Canada ont été modifiées. Au moment de voter, vous
DEVEZ prouver votre identité et votre adresse. Les
électeurs peuvent également visiter notre site Web pour postuler
pour un emploi pendant l’élection. Pour
trouver votre circonscription ou pour toute autre information, visitez www.elections.ca, appelez votre
bureau local
d’Élections Canada ou composez sans frais le 1-800-463-6868 (1-800- info-vote). Pour
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Saving Energy: The 6-Step Guide to Tenant ActionA guide to help tenants save energy and money, written by the Toronto Environmental Alliance
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