Queen West - Central Toronto Community Health Centres
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Our work is guided by our commitment to clients, community, equity and social justice with a mission to provide healthcare to people where, when and how they need it. It is rooted in the principles that good health for people and communities is possible only when all have basic needs, equitable services and supports, and the ability to challenge and/or remove barriers that undermine good health and well-being.
- Establishment year:
- 1992
- Employees:
- 80
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Foster Hewitt Sitting At His Office Desk Foster Hewitt Was The Maple Leafs' First Radio Play-by-play Announcer From 1927 To 1968 As A Result Of Both Bell Canada And Rogers Communications Having An Ownership Stake In MLSE Maple Leafs Broadcasts Are Split Between The Two Media Companies; With Regional TV Broadcasts Split Between Rogers' Sportsnet Ontario And Bell's TSN4. Colour Commentary For Bell's Television Broadcasts Is Performed By Jamie McLennan And Ray Ferraro While Play-by-play Is Provided By Chris Cuthbert And Gord Miller Colour Commentary For Rogers' Television Broadcasts Is Performed By Greg Millen While Play-by-play Is Provided By Paul Romanuk. MLSE Also Operates A Regional Specialty Channel The Leafs Nation Network The Leafs Nation Network Broadcasts Programming Related To The Maple Leafs As Well As Games For The Toronto Marlies The Maple Leafs' American Hockey League Affiliate Like The Maple Leafs Television Broadcasts Radio Broadcasts Are Split Evenly Between Rogers' CJCL (Sportsnet 590 The Fan) And Bell's CHUM (TSN Radio 1050). Both Bell And Rogers' Radio Broadcasts Have Their Colour Commentary Provided By Jim Ralph With Play-by-play Provided By Joe Bowen Foster Hewitt Was The Leafs' First Play-by-play Broadcaster Providing Radio Play-by-play From 1927 To 1978 In Addition He Provided Play-by-play For Television From 1952 To 1958 And Colour Commentary From 1958 To 1961. Originally Aired Over CFCA Hewitt's Broadcast Was Picked Up By The Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission (the CRBC) In 1933 Moving To CBC Radio (the CRBC's Successor) Three Years Later. As The Show Was Aired On Canadian National Radio Hewitt Became Famous For The Phrase "He Shoots He Scores!" As Well As His Sign-on At The Beginning Of Each Broadcast "Hello Canada And Hockey Fans In The United States And Newfoundland."[note 2]
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