Brantford needs rental options based on income percentage to help create affordable housing and ease financial burdens for low-income families and individuals.
This is the message many participating in the recent Walk For Affordable Housing Brantford have for the city’s policymakers.
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These days, the Brantford Public Library is much more than just a hub for people looking to check out books and DVDs or to read periodicals.
Maybe you need to borrow a sewing machine or a GoPro camera, or just spend an afternoon out with your family? If so, the library provides something for residents of all ages.
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What I am noticing through my camera lens is, “how Paris has still got the small town feel even though it’s expanding rather fast.”
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Some highlights of my week include situations where people who might be considered outsiders or people who are different, possibly awkward or not an easy fit for the situation, are being welcomed in and clothed with acceptance by the acknowledgement of their gifts. This was all thanks to someone who has taken the time to notice and pay attention to someone’s gifts.
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Community building, beautifying a graffiti-stricken area of Brantford with art, and even being a bit rebellious — these are some of the things participants liked best about the Oct. 15 Chalk the City event organized by ViBRANT ARC (Art Reconnecting Community).
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I have been taking some trainings and I have been noticing just how much our interactions are impacted by how we are doing emotionally. In a time where we are influenced to be so reactive, many teachers have been reminding me how important the pause is. The pause has been helping me before I start my day, before I start a project, before an interaction of any kind, but particularly before a challenging one.
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