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After you click “subscribe and vote” you will be brought to the Next Great Save voting page.
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You will be brought to the Next Great Save website where you can vote. You will need to enter an email address and confirm your vote by email. You can vote once a until May 6.
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You can also view and share our Next Great Save newsletters. See list and links below.
Old St. Thomas Next Great Save Newsletters
April 30 - Day 13 Listen to the "St. Thomas Reel" and a message from local musician Stan Louttit
April 29 - Day 12 Message from renowned Scottish-Orcadian musician Kris Drever.
April 28 - Day 11 St. Thomas Restoration - A Legacy project for the Commemoration of "More than 350 Years in the Making: Moose Factory in Omushkego Aski, from Time Immemorial to 1673 to 2023."
April 27 - Day 10 Message a partner: The Multicultural History Society of Ontario
April 26 - Day 9 Message from Elder and Son: the Late Bill Louttit and Leonard Rickard
April 25 - Day 8 Message from a partner: The Trinity Centres Foundation
April 24 - Day 7 The inspiring story of our first fundraising campaign: the "Twelve Apostle Campaign."
April 23 - Day 6 Old St. Thomas in the news - radio and newspaper articles
April 22 - Day 5 Video and written message from Jennifer Carey-Cool, Director of the Moose Cree Child and Family Well-Being Program, St. Thomas Committee member and Šawelihcikewin Campaign Ambassador.
April 21 - Day 4 Video message from Moose Cree Chief Peter Wesley; video message from former Moose Cree Chief, Norm Wesley; CTV news story & interview with MRHHA Executive Director, Cecil Chabot.
April 20 - Day 3 Video message from Moose Cree Chief Peter Wesley.
April 19 - Day 2 CBC radio interview with Frances Sutherland, Committee member and Šawelihcikewin Campaign Ambassador.
April 18 - Day 1 Summary of our case and promotional video featuring St. Thomas Committee Chair, Rob Faries; and Emeritus Chair, and Šawelihcikewin Campaign Ambassador, Norm Wesley.
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