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1. The Individualized Educational Program for Learning Disabled Adults.

Author

Vancouver Community Coll., British Columbia. and Cant, Malcolm J.

Abstract

The paper describes King Edward Campus's (Nova Scotia) Individualized Educational Program for Adults (I.E.P.A.) for learning disabled adults. Sections address the following: program divisions, development of the I.E.P.A., components of the I.E.P.A. committee, the referral process, learning diagnostic services, the learning diagnostician's role, implementation of the individual program, inservice training, and goals of the I.E.P.A. Statistical data on 80 students enrolled in the program are presented. Sample forms and an article on the I.E.P.A. are also given. (SBH)

Published
1980

2. The Secondary Family: The Result of Strong Community Partnering.

Author

Cant, Irene R.

Subjects
*FAMILIES, *BUSINESS partnerships, *PEOPLE with mental illness, *MENTAL health services, *POLICE
Abstract

Support for individualism can leave marginalised people feeling even more isolated and hopeless. Families often attempt to help but can soon become emotionally depleted. The 'secondary family', created when community agencies partner with one another, can offer hope for stabilisation, if not recovery, for individuals living with mental illness. This article describes a Canadian programme where crisis services are working with police to de-escalate psychiatric crisis. Shared goals bring crisis staff and police together to provide compassion, support and follow-up. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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4. COMPOSTING TRENDS IN CANADA SHOW VARIED PROGRESS.

Author

van der Werf, Paul and Cant, Michael

Subjects
*WASTE management, *COMPOSTING, *WASTE recycling, *CANADIAN provinces, *CONSULTING firms, *SURVEYS
Abstract

The article presents the study concerning the composting trends in each of the ten provinces in Canada. It has been noted that this study uses existing information and a survey that compare the results across Canada by the waste management consulting firm 2cg Inc. and environmental and geotechnical consulting company, Golder Associates Inc. Based on the results of the survey, it is found that composting trends in Canadian provinces including British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland, reveal considerable variability, which ranged from all homes that have an access to curbside composting, to almost none.

Published
2007

5. THE MAIL.

Author

Newman, Brian, Foster, Sue, Marshall, Andrew, Collins, Geri, Massiah, Thomas, Daglish, Andrew, VanderSpek, Henry, Cadogan, David, Tugwell, S. T., Webber-Taylor, Roger, Soberman, David, Collins, Dave, Stewart, William, Courty, Shawn, Cant, Brian, MacCallum, David, Carter, Jo-Anne, and Brown, James

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, LETTERS
Abstract

Presents several letters to the editor about articles appearing in a previous issue of "Macleans."

Published
2004

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