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N “mm 9383 {a l:_anada's hurriqanq " " efforts are InsnII-Ing Prime Minister Paul Martin has assured that Canada will send weekly msupply flights ID the hard-hit regions of Louisiana and Mississippi to help sew um American neighbours through this crisis. hree of Canada's warships. three Sea King heli- l copiers and a Coast Guard vessel departed Halifax. NS. yesterday. bound for the Gulf of Mexico and filled with tents, radios, toiletry kits and diapers for the youngest victims of Hurricane Katrina. And by no means is that the extent of this c0untry's efforts in providing help and hope for the thousands who lost their homes. families and friends in last week?, dev- astating natural disaster. These are juslia few of Canada's relief efforts getting nationwide attention this week. Meanwhile. the human spirit is alive and well in our own community. with many groups "rairtstorming over ways to lend these victims a hand. Wilfrid laurier University); arring dean of the larulty of music, Gordon Greene. is just one example. He's joined forces with Mariantw Leach. who works with the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony. and hopes to help sputum a string quartet from Ilw Louisiana Philhar mnmr lo 1 nnw In Watcrloo Home): for six nmnlhs WHI p, aim thinking nf pinning other Canadian uni \‘l'rsmrw \m-h as ther llnrvvrsitv nf tmclptt. the thtitvrsity ol Windsor and Mrt’xill ll] Montreal. and ”priming its {Inmx In Arum" an mum-[any slum-ma whoie lam-n lctt With rm pl." r m sludv l l'Illlllht'l of rhurrtalsh. 'rrgur1lAritrrtrrs. 'sllt h as the l..1n.ui|.m Hui! In“. Nahum fo, Hiirtiiittit1, Ihrl,ulv,unrrrr Irrrv.' of f .umdu. Mrmmnnr 11mm»: \rni. m and World Vision t Mimi" are 3|er “viking "round [tn-(1m; up? 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