Grants for the Mallorytown Coach House and a Seniors' Active Living Centre
Local seniors in Mallorytown and in Rideau Lakes Township will benefit from a pair of Ontario grants that were announced yesterday.
Ontario's Minister of Seniors and Accessibility, Raymond Cho was in Mallorytown to make one of the announcements. Leeds-Grenville Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes MPP Steve Clark tells us more.
Clark adds that being able to provide the means to install a new ramp and make certain modifications so that more seniors can use the Coach House was very well received in Front of Yonge Township.
After their visit to Mallorytown, they went to Portland in Rideau Lakes Township to announce one of Ontario's 100 new, Seniors' Active Living Centres. MPP Clark has the details.
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