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Ontario has honoured 19 seniors at the 2011 Ontario Senior Achievement Awards today at Queen’s Park. The Senior Achievement Award is the province’s highest recognition for seniors. The awards are presented annually to Ontarians over the age of 65 who have made meaningful contributions to their communities through voluntary or professional activities. |
Quotes “Today’s honourees have drawn on their wealth of life experience to devote their time to matters and issues about which they are passionate. I am delighted to award this great honour to these accomplished seniors.” “We owe so much to these seniors for the outstanding contributions they’ve made to enhance the quality of life for thousands of fellow Ontarians. These awards show our deep appreciation for their dedication, compassion and enthusiasm.”
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QUICK FACTS
- The first Ontario Senior Achievement Awards were presented in 1986.
- Ontario communities also recognize the contributions of seniors through the Senior of the Year Awards during Seniors’ Month in June.
LEARN MORE
- Read about the 2011 Ontario Senior Achievement Awards Recipients.
- Find out more about when and how to nominate a senior for
next year’s Senior Achievement Awards. - Read more about how Ontario is helping seniors
| Greg Dennis, Minister's Office, 416-326-7710 Denelle Balfour, Communications, 416-212-3928 |
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