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  • Tears and reflection mark Dec. 6 anniversary: (Mirror – Dec. 8, 2011)
    “Once again, instead of coming together to celebrate justice and peace and an end to violence against women, we are called upon to mourn the senseless violence that so many women experience.”

 

  •  Bringing the funny to raise the money: Elvira Kurt (Midland Mirror – Sept. 2011)
    “I get asked to do a lot of benefits, and this one resonated because it’s clearly the right thing to do to be involved,” said Elvira.

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  • Huronia Transition Homes: 25 years of service! (SNAP! Midland/Penetang – May 2011)
    The Sourthern Georgian Bay Chamber welcomed a wonderful turnout to the Midland Public Library for last month’s Business After 5 event!  

 

 

  • One year later, pain still remains: Stephanie Hoddinott (The Mirror – Jan. 06, 2011)
    Kathy Willis, executive director of Huronia Transition Homes and La Maison Rosewood Shelter in Midland, said Hoddinott’s family – plus all the women in the community who experience abuse and fear on a daily basis – have felt the most significant impact of this tragedy.

 

  • Stephanie was one of us (The Midland Free Press – Dec. 2010)
    Next time you’re walking down the street or through a mall, consider this: one in every four girls you see will -at some point in her life -be abused.

 

 

  • Another day to remember: National Day (The Mirror – Dec. 02, 2010)
    Dec. 6 marks the 21st anniversary of the Montreal Massacre … He walked the halls of École Polytechnique in Montreal stating he was “fighting feminism” as he brought down a reign of terror on students and staff of the institution.

 

 

  • Rosewood receives new generator (The Mirror – Nov. 30, 2010)
    Garraway’s Electrical Services and the Midland Power Utility Commission (MPUC) present a new 15-kilowatt generator to Kathy Willis of La Maison Rosewood Shelter.