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01-19-2006, 05:53 AM
VANCOUVER, BC - Earlier today, TD Waterhouse teamed up with The Duke of Edinburgh Awards (http://www.dukeofed.org/) and volunteers from Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services to teach CPR training to grade twelve students from King George Secondary School. The training is part of the skills development component of Duke of Edinburgh Awards' TD Waterhouse Investing in Youth Program.
"One of the priorities of TD Waterhouse Investing in Youth's is to increase public awareness of The Duke of Edinburgh's Awards program to urban communities across Canada," said Jim Kershaw, Regional Manager, Western Canada, TD Waterhouse Private Investment Advice. "The Duke of Edinburgh Awards encourages young people to set goals and strive for success while learning skills that will help them be leaders in their communities.
Source: cnw.ca (http://www.cnw.ca/fr/releases/archive/January2006/18/c3348.html)
"One of the priorities of TD Waterhouse Investing in Youth's is to increase public awareness of The Duke of Edinburgh's Awards program to urban communities across Canada," said Jim Kershaw, Regional Manager, Western Canada, TD Waterhouse Private Investment Advice. "The Duke of Edinburgh Awards encourages young people to set goals and strive for success while learning skills that will help them be leaders in their communities.
Source: cnw.ca (http://www.cnw.ca/fr/releases/archive/January2006/18/c3348.html)