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New poll finds 90% of Canadians believe improving literacy is key to competitive economy. Council of the Federation Announces Literacy Award Winners for 2010 Conference Board of Canada report shows that improving literacy can save lives in the workplace.
Data Angel Report: Addressing Canada's Literacy Challenge, A Cost-Benefit Analysis (PDF) New TD Bank Report: Helping Newcomers Unlock Their Potential (PDF) |
500 children's books donated to Newton Family Resource Program
In December 2008, the Reading Tree organization partnered with local business Wild Birds Unlimited to donate 500 children's books to the Newton Family Resource Program run by Options Services to Communities Society in Surrey. Reading Tree invites Lower Mainland communities to get involved by donating books they no longer need for distribution to local not-for-profit literacy programs. Bring your reusable books to book bins located in many high-traffic areas such as grocery stores and malls. All types of books are welcome - new, used, hardback and paperback. The quality children's books collected in the bins are donated back to local early learning and elementary school age children through Children's Miracle Network, B.C. Cancer Foundation, Boys & Girls Clubs, and other literacy programs in need. For more information about Reading Tree and locations of collection bins visit www.readingtree.org |
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