Community Support
Brad Marchand takes leave to coach youth team in Nova Scotia
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Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand has taken a leave of absence to volunteer as a coach for a youth hockey team in his hometown of Halifax, Nova Scotia. He is stepping in to support longtime trainer J.P. MacCallum, whose 10-year-old daughter Selah passed away from cancer last week. The gesture includes fundraising efforts to aid MacCallum's family.
Brad Marchand coaches Nova Scotia youth team for grieving friend
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand took a leave from his NHL team to serve as guest coach for a Halifax under-18 hockey squad, supporting longtime friend JP MacCallum after the death of his 10-year-old daughter from cancer. The Wednesday night game at the Halifax Forum doubled as a fundraiser for the family, drawing over 1,000 attendees. Marchand, a co-owner of the team, missed a Panthers game but plans to return Saturday.
Vancouver residents motivated for disaster prep but seek more aid
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A recent survey reveals that Vancouver residents are eager to prepare for potential disasters, yet many feel they need greater community support and resources to do so effectively. The findings highlight a proactive mindset tempered by calls for enhanced governmental and neighborhood involvement. This comes amid growing concerns over earthquakes and wildfires in the region.