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All the fun highlights from weekday afternoons with Rae! Listen LIVE from 2-7!

All the fun highlights from weekday afternoons with Rae! Listen LIVE from 2-7!

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We chatted with Rick about some of his biggest regrets, who was the first to read it, and reactions from friends and family about some of the juicy revelations. 

If you want to hear more from the book, and meet Rick in person he will be at The Kitchener Public Library September 21st, and at the London Public Library October 15th. 

We chatted with Rick about some of his biggest regrets, who was the first to read it, and reactions from friends and family about some of the juicy revelations.&nbsp;
If you want to hear more from the book, and meet Rick in person he will be at The K<a href="https://kpl.events.mylibrary.digital/event?id=346022">itchener Public Library</a> September 21st, and at the <a href="https://www.lpl.ca/events/tempted-conversation-rick-campanelli">London Public Library</a> October 15th.&nbsp;

RICK CAMPANELLI OPENS UP ABOUT THE SECRETS HE THOUGHT HE’D TAKE TO HIS GRAVE

The Waterloo-based Dragonflyers, a dragon boat team made up entirely of breast cancer survivors, is heading to France to compete in an international competition alongside 4,500 survivors from 25 countries.

The team includes 24 paddlers from across Waterloo Region and surrounding communities, ranging in age from 28 to 77. After raising more than $15,000 through local fundraisers, the team has now raised another $23,000+ online to help cover travel and competition costs.

The Dragonflyers say dragon boating has helped them rebuild strength, improve mobility and mental health, and show others that there can be a fulfilling life after cancer.

If you would like to support the team, here's their Go Fund Me

The Waterloo-based Dragonflyers, a dragon boat team made up entirely of breast cancer survivors, is heading to France to compete in an international competition alongside 4,500 survivors from 25 countries.
The team includes 24 paddlers from across Waterloo Region and surrounding communities, ranging in age from 28 to 77. After raising more than $15,000 through local fundraisers, the team has now raised another $23,000+ online to help cover travel and competition costs.
The Dragonflyers say dragon boating has helped them rebuild strength, improve mobility and mental health, and show others that there can be a fulfilling life after cancer.
If you would like to support the team, here's their<a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/breast-cancer-survivors-international-dragonboat-regatta?utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1demo0jp8kup3&amp;fbclid=IwY2xjawTVx5NleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE1NFVRd0phcEF5amtyU0VYc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHu9dTjsxozDpO_ZcCmt44svy7E9HotAHW0ORFPLgmrQ3pPVpKi5_-sk19-RT_aem_W0rALIqMDeMTQILEmXxNZQ"> Go Fund Me</a>

WATERLOO DRAGON BOAT TEAM HEADING TO FRANCE

Shreya Rao is a WWF Living Planet Leader and current University of Waterloo student completing a Bachelor of Environment in Environment, Resources, and Sustainability. 

If you’ve ever wanted to make a positive impact, Shreya knows how its done!

Earth Day is a reminder each year to slow down and think about how our everyday choices impact the planet. Across Canada, WWF Canada is doing important work to protect nature, supporting endangered species, restoring ecosystems, and tackling climate change. Their efforts focus on creating a healthier, more sustainable future where both wildlife and communities can thrive. You can make a one time $5 donation by texting the word EARTH to 45678

Shreya Rao is a WWF Living Planet Leader and current University of Waterloo student completing a Bachelor of Environment in Environment, Resources, and Sustainability.&nbsp;
If you&rsquo;ve ever wanted to make a positive impact, Shreya knows how its done!
Earth Day is a reminder each year to slow down and think about how our everyday choices impact the planet. Across Canada, WWF Canada is doing important work to protect nature, supporting endangered species, restoring ecosystems, and tackling climate change. Their efforts focus on creating a healthier, more sustainable future where both wildlife and communities can thrive. You can make a one time $5 donation by texting the word EARTH to 45678

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