Co-produced by Judy Blaney, Beth Foster, Peter Ritchie
Hosted by Beth Foster
Season 8: Neighbours of Note
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Co-produced by Judy Blaney, Beth Foster, Peter Ritchie
Hosted by Beth Foster
The Province of Ontario requires proof of vaccination to attend all indoor theatre events. Please note that we will require:
-Proof of Vaccination & Valid ID upon entry.
-Patrons complete a Covid-19 Self-Assessment for contact tracing purposes.
-Patrons wear their mask at all times when in the building (except when actively eating or drinking)
Only book tickets if you have received your second vaccination at least 14 days prior to the performance. If you do not have proof of vaccination and proof of identity, unfortunately, you will not be allowed access to the building.
A security charge of $0.01 CAD is required to validate booking. Patrons can cancel or reschedule up to 48 hours before the performance without charge. Please email admin@tift.ca to make any changes.
In the event a patron fails to cancel or make alternate changes and does not attend the performance, a $25.00 charge will be applied per ticket to the patron’s credit card. This charge will be used as a donation to the theatre and a tax receipt will be issued.
Co-produced by Judy Blaney, Beth Foster, Peter Ritchie
Hosted by Beth Foster
Season 8: Neighbours of Note
Nancy Quinn (PhD) is a physiotherapist, member of Health Science Teams for multiple international events, including as Chief Therapist for Canada at two Winter Paralympic Games, spokesperson for Changing Minds, Changing Lives (CMCL), and multiple award winner for making a difference, is a long-time advocate for high-performance athletes and the broader population of people living with a disability.
Nancy will update us on the research project she is currently leading to assess, support and develop physical activity and para-sport opportunities for people living with disability in the Americas and the Caribbean.
This interview will stimulate conversations and promote a greater understanding of the challenges facing people living with disabilities and ways we can create more inclusive and accessible communities for all.
This Illuminating Conversation will also be available in ASL.
Have you ever wondered why birds don’t crash into trees?
Is the term ‘bird-brain” politically incorrect? How do you attach a camera to a crow?
Can you possibly count fast and accurately enough on bird-count days?
Is the ice on Kempenfelt Bay really lasting a shorter and shorter time? All this and more will be revealed as we interview Dr. Alex Mills, York University Associate Professor of Evolution, Population Ecology, Conservation Biology, and Animal Migration, lifelong birder and observer of Mother Nature.