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Prince Edward Island Legislative Assembly grounds Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
October 27, 2009
On October 27, 2009 the Prince Edward Island Chapter of the Canadian Hemophilia Society (CHS) and Canadian Blood Services held a special tree-planting ceremony at 11 a.m. near the Coles Building on the grounds of the PEI Legislative Assembly as a reminder of PEI’s commitment to ensuring the safety of Canada’s blood supply. In attendance were representatives from Canadian Blood Services and several federal, provincial and municipal politicians and community leaders, including members of theCHS PEI Chapter.
Peter MacDonald, Canadian Blood Services, and JoAnn Craig, CHS Prince Edward Island Chapter, plant a red oak on the grounds near Province House during a ceremony to commemorate the victims and families of the tainted blood tragedy.
Photo © Guardian Hemophilia Today Vol 45 No 1 March 2010
27 Octubre 2009
Canadian Hemophilia Society, Montréal
October 27, 2009
On October 27, 2009 the Prince Edward Island Chapter of the Canadian Hemophilia Society (CHS) and Canadian Blood Services held a special tree-planting ceremony at 11 a.m. near the Coles Building on the grounds of the PEI Legislative Assembly as a reminder of PEI’s commitment to ensuring the safety of Canada’s blood supply. In attendance were representatives from Canadian Blood Services and several federal, provincial and municipal politicians and community leaders, including members of theCHS PEI Chapter.
Peter MacDonald, Canadian Blood Services, and JoAnn Craig, CHS Prince Edward Island Chapter, plant a red oak on the grounds near Province House during a ceremony to commemorate the victims and families of the tainted blood tragedy.
Photo © Guardian Hemophilia Today Vol 45 No 1 March 2010
27 Octubre 2009
Canadian Hemophilia Society, Montréal
