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Facebook · February 27, 2026

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For some in our community, this year has brought real challenges like hunger, homelessness, and the harsh reality of winter. Tomorrow, February 28th at 5 PM, join me at Cameron Heights Collegiate for the Coldest Night of the Year walk in support of Ray of Hope Inc. Let’s come together to walk, fundraise, and ensure no one has to face the cold alone. https://cnoy.org/register/kitchener
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Hi everyone. For some in our community it's been a really tough year. Some are facing hunger, homelessness and the bite of this cold winter. Tomorrow, Saturday February 28th, is the coldest night of the year walk is our chance to step up together with the ray of hope. Starting at Cameron Heights Collegiate at 5pm, let's walk, fundraise and help to ensure no one has to face the cold alone. Join me and register today using the link in the caption. Together we can make a real difference. See you tomorrow!
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