Leaders of Tomorrow 2012

Sunday May 27th 2012 Living Art Centre, Mississauga.

In 2010 Mayor Hazel and Mr. Pierre Wong start up a challenge to woo Mississauga youth to excel as leaders of tomorrow. However, as we see today the youth not only meet the challenge but take upon themselves to to crusade their course. Todays, events is to honour those youths for their outstanding leadership and dedication to up the ente of youth leadership.

According to Pierre this summer they are gearing up to launch their summer youth moneywise and leadership programs with a series of seminars and urging this selected few leaders to proclaim the message to their peer. Althought the school are very apt to equipt our city youth to be schoolars but the business community are hoping to fine tune them as responsible moneywise future leaders.

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Carassauga 2012 May 25th to 27th

Friday May 25th. 2012 to Sunday May 27th. 2012

This year Carassauga is unlike previous year where each pavilion held their own opening ceremonies. Unfortunately, like many previous year I was at the Hershey Centre / Sport Complex capturing the opening ceremony there with Mr. Jake Dheer as usual with his charm and wit stirred up the crowd to a wild joyous occassion thereby missing the rest of the pavilion opening ceremonies.

Words do not do justice to describe the excitment and experience you get when you travel to over sixty cultures and twenty six pavilions in three days. You have to visit them all to thrill yourself with the varity of cultures dances and display as well as taste the varity of foods each culture offers.

Although the pavilion are spread all over Mississauga, you do not have to trouble yourself driving around town and hunting for the near none or lone parking sport to enjoy the world of Carassauga because Mississauga transit were easily available to drive you around.

Free Public Education Forum on Vaginal Atrophy

For many women experiencing menopause, hot flashes, night sweats and disrupted sleep is a reality…but there is one significant symptom that is kept under the covers. Lesser known reality is that up to 75% of postmenopausal women are suffering from the symptoms of vaginal atrophy (VA).  Vaginal atrophy (VA) is a chronic condition, where the vaginal walls become thin, fragile and inflamed due to a reduction of estrogen.

It’s not common for women and doctors to discuss such symptoms, and yet there are effective treatments. That’s why Dr. Brown will be speaking at an educational public forum on May 15 in Mississauga, Ontario – Living Arts Centre, where a group of women are invited to learn about VA, and most importantly, learn how speaking to a doctor can improve their quality of life.

Women are invited to join Dr. Vivien Brown, MDCM, CCFP, FCFP, NCMP, NAMS Certified Menopause Practitioner, Vice President, MEDISYS Health Group, Inc., as she says that it is normal for women to experience symptoms of VA such as itching, burning, irritation and painful intercourse, but that they are not symptoms often discussed.

WHERE: Living Arts Centre, 4141 Living Arts Drive, Mississauga, ON, Meeting room West (free parking). For directions, click here: http://bit.ly/WomensHealthMississauga

WHEN: Tuesday, May 15, 2012, 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.