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Group of people tour Tim Hortons Field in honour of Deafblind Awareness Month

  • By: Spencer Halliday
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June is Deafblind Awareness Month across Canada. There are over 300,000 individuals among us who have a combination loss of hearing and vision. A group of six toured Tim Hortons Field in advance of taking in a Ticats game on Friday, June 28.

 

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