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Ontario Government Boosts Community with $46,600 Grant for Paddling
UPDATE: The Ontario Government has just announced a significant investment of $46,600 to enhance community health and recreation through the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF). On September 27, 2023, Bay of Quinte MPP Tyler Allsopp met with the Quinte Paddling Club to discuss the details of this vital funding, which will be utilized to acquire new equipment aimed at promoting active lifestyles among residents.
This grant is set to make a direct impact on the community, enabling the Quinte Paddling Club to offer high-quality programs that focus on fitness and teamwork. “Dragon boating offers a great mix of socialization, teamwork, and physical activity for all ages,” said Allsopp during his visit. “Through this OTF grant for the Quinte Paddling Club, our government is ensuring that more Bay of Quinte residents will be able to engage in a healthy lifestyle.”
The funds will specifically enhance the club’s ability to deliver engaging activities that cater to all ages, fostering both community connection and physical fitness. As the demand for outdoor and group activities surges, this funding will ensure that local residents have access to the necessary resources to participate.
This initiative is part of a broader commitment by the Ontario Government to support community health and wellness. The OTF grant reflects a proactive approach to building resilient communities through enhanced recreational opportunities.
Residents are encouraged to participate in upcoming programs offered by the Quinte Paddling Club, which promises to deliver a unique blend of fun and fitness. The club’s efforts will not only support individual health but will also strengthen community ties, making it a pivotal resource for the Bay of Quinte area.
With this funding, the Quinte Paddling Club is positioned to become a hub for active living, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and social interaction in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Stay tuned for more updates as the club begins to implement these exciting changes and programs aimed at benefiting the entire community.
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