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Debbie Bruce
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Debbie Bruce
@DebBruce21
Passionate about Purple, Hawaii & reducing the risk for those living with life-threatening #Allergies #Anaphylaxis #Aloha
Mississauga Katılım Nisan 2009
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@NissanMotor @Nissan I would really like a Kicks…because it is the perfect size…but I want leather. Leather is easier to clean and does not hold onto the dust…making it more hygienic.
I would also like driver/passenger automatic seat adjustment.
Why is this so hard?
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Join us live from our headquarters in Yokohama, Japan as we share our vision forward and preview exciting products and technologies on the horizon.
Save the date: April 14, 10:00 a.m. JST (1:00 a.m. GMT).
Link: youtube.com/live/fbtDQtxN2…
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@RobDeMelloKHON It was a great game! We got to watch it here in Mississauga/Toronto 🇨🇦
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"We're a team...I'm just happy for the whole team that we won" - Despite playing through a torn ligament in his hand, Hawai'i men's volleyball star Louis Sakanoko earns MVP honors in the Rainbow Warriors NCAA National Championship triumph as UH claims third title in the last six years khon2.com/sports/hawaii-… #HawaiiMVB #GoBows 🤙🏽 @HawaiiMensVB #Hawaii #MensVolleyball #NationalChamps @KHONnews @khon2SportsTV
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This is quite something - a tangible example of what we need more of in our broader culture right now. Before any other label we use for ourselves or for one another, we are all, together, humans first. This is a very human moment. ❤️
PuckEmpire@puckempire
Didn't notice this at first but what an amazing move by Matheson to protect Benson there. You can criticize his play but he's always a class act.
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Tonight at 9:30pm, the Horseshoe Falls will be illuminated in red, white & blue for the @CanadiensMTL, and the American Falls in blue & gold for the @BuffaloSabres as they head into the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs tomorrow!
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An estimated 40% of those with #anaphylaxis also have #asthma…increasing the risk of a catastrophic anaphylactic reaction.
CN Tower / Tour CN@TourCNTower
Tonight the #CNTower will be lit blue for World Asthma Day Ce soir, la #TourCN sera illuminée en bleu pour la Journée mondiale de l'asthme
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“When You Wish Upon a Star” 💫 This song has always felt like THE Disney song to me. Hear the full version on CINEMATIC - out this Friday! Pre-order: joshgroban.lnk.to/Cinematic
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#JewishHeritageMonth #PolishHeritageMonth
The Hon. Rosalie Abella, an authority on constitutional and human rights law, was the first Jewish woman appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada.
As a refugee born in Germany to Polish parents, she came to Canada in 1950 and studied law at the University of Toronto. Her work as Commissioner of the federal Royal Commission on Equality in Employment—the Abella commission—established theories of equality and discrimination that have been adopted in New Zealand, South Africa, and Northern Ireland. In 1992, she was appointed to the Ontario Court of Justice, the youngest judge in Canadian history. She served on the SCC until her 75th birthday, on July 1, 2021.
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May is also Food Allergy (Anaphylaxis) Month.
Thank you to all the First Responders who come to the rescue of our loved ones…when seconds matter!
Mississauga Fire@MississaugaFES
It’s First Responders Day 🚨 We’re proud to stand alongside our partners in emergency services, working together to keep our community safe. Firefighters, paramedics, police, and dispatchers each play a critical role in every response. Stronger together. Safer together.
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I am thrilled and proud to, once again, have the Port Credit Lighthouse-Queen Bea's Landing, kick off Food Allergy (Anaphylaxis) Awareness Month by illuminating the iconic lighthouse teal blue 🩵 on Friday, May 1, 2026.
Grateful to @Portcreditbia for their constant support!
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As we approach May 1st. and the kick off to #FoodAllergyAwarenessMonth this message is very relevant…and the reason my family celebrates big events with @TourCNTower We are loyal to those who go that extra mile to ensure we can fully & safely participate. 😊
Lianne Mandelbaum@NoNutTraveler
A night with friends ahead of @foodallergyfund summit We had dinner at @NobuRestaurants For most people, that’s just a great night out. For my dear friend @AllergicLiving editor, Gwen Smith, it’s something much bigger. She is allergic to shellfish, peanuts, and soy, which has historically made Japanese cuisine nearly impossible to navigate safely. A few years ago, during a previous Food Allergy Fund conference, we took a chance on Nobu. What happened next is something I wish every restaurant understood. They didn’t focus on what she couldn’t eat. They focused on what they could safely prepare. They were thoughtful about cross-contact. They were confident, kind, and collaborative. And the food was extraordinary. That experience stayed with us. Because when a restaurant gets it right for someone with food allergies, it’s not just a meal, it’s trust. And trust drives behavior. We come back. We bring our families. We celebrate milestones there. We recommend it to others. In my own family, when there is something to celebrate, this is where we go. When we travel, we search out Nobu restaurants because we know this is a restaurant that takes my son's allergies seriously. There is a real business case here that often gets overlooked. People with food allergies and their families represent millions of customers making careful, intentional dining decisions every day. When they are treated with care and respect, they don’t just dine, they become loyal, repeat customers. This is an opportunity. We need to shift the narrative from “burden” to “business value.” From “what we can’t do” to “how we can serve safely and well.” Because inclusive hospitality is not just the right thing to do, it is also good business. And that is true both on the ground and in the air. Food for thought this wednesday night.
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Everyone outside of the Western NY and Ontario, CA border is shocked that Buffalonians know the words to the Canadian National Anthem that are sung at every Sabres game. We’ve been deeply intertwined for decades and not just for a tight-knit hockey community- professional and youth.
Growing up along the WNY/Ontario border in the 80s & 90s meant no-fee border crossing, no ID req’d, and we were only asked to state our citizenship. Summer vacations were spent along Canada’s south shores, where many WNY families still own cottages. SO many memories were made at Crystal Beach & Amusement Park, Canada’s Wonderland, water parks, and African Lion Safari.
In our teens, we realized that Niagara Falls, CA puts the US side to shame. Lundy’s Lane is like a mini Times Square, except with full-nude full-bar gentlemen’s clubs, and Ontario’s legal drinking age is 19+! As teens we’d cross the border at 16 (still no ID req’d) and go to nightclubs showing fake IDs of drinking age.
As we got older, we discovered Toronto and all the incredible shopping, restaurants, and culture it offers, along with professional sports teams and can catch a game almost any day of the week. BUF-TO is only a 1.5 hr drive without traffic.
At least 25% of Bills fans in attendance at the games are Canadian, and many are season ticket holders!
Buffalo, the City of Good Neighbors. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
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Twenty-three years ago today, I lost my father, Mark. For some reason tonight, it's hitting me a little harder than usual.
Four years ago, I shared a bit about his life and death during an evening House of Commons debate on the opioid crisis. I'd love it if you'd take the time to watch and share. ♥️
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Every year my family remembers my son’s 17 year old friend and classmate-Artur Pelc- who fell to his death. We need to empower teens to feel they can speak up when they see risk.
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My son is autistic. Nonverbal. He’s eight. We went to a restaurant. Family place. He got overwhelmed. Started stimming. Rocking. Making sounds. People stared. A woman at the next table said loudly “Can’t you control your child? This is ridiculous.” I was gathering our things to leave. We always leave. Then our waiter came over. Young guy. Maybe twenty. He knelt down next to my son. Started rocking with him. Gently. Matching his rhythm. My son stopped. Looked at him...
The waiter smiled and said “I got you, buddy. You’re okay.” Stayed there for five minutes. Just rocking. Being present. My son calmed completely. The waiter stood up and said “My brother’s autistic. I know the rocking helps.” Brought my son french fries. On the house. Sat with us while we ate. That woman who complained got up and left. The waiter said “Good riddance.” My son smiled. He never smiles at strangers. We finished our meal. Peacefully. I tried to tip extra. The waiter refused.
Said “Your son deserves to eat out like everyone else.” We’ve been back six times. Same waiter. Same kindness. My son looks for him now. Gets excited. Because someone saw him. Not his autism. Him.
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I love Medieval Times…take your kids there…you will not be disappointed.
Medieval Times@MedievalTimes
Birthday plans: cheer loud, eat like royalty, live your best castle life 👑
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