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Remembrance Day, also known as Poppy Day, is a day to remember and honour those who have served. The red poppy flowers have been adopted as the symbol for Remembrance Day. The poppy flower is a nod to the Flanders poppies that grow among some of the war victims graves.
On October 14, Urban Impact helped facilitate a Shred-a-thon at Communitas Supportive Care Society of Abbotsford, British Columbia.
Communitas Supportive Care Society creates community for people of all abilities so that everyone can belong, grow, and make the contribution they want to make.
The organization facilitates home living, community support, employment, social enterprises, and respite for people living with disabilities in Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and Vancouver Island.
Urban Impact extends our heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and community of Chase Nicol. Chase, a 12-year-old boy, was was riding his bike to school when he was tragically struck and killed by the driver of a recycling truck on Wednesday, October 18 in Pitt Meadows.
This young boy’s death has deeply impacted our team and our industry. Part of our business is trucking operations. Safety of the public, our staff and our equipment is at the forefront of our minds and training, every day.
For the third year, Truth and Reconciliation Day will be recognized on September 30, 2023. On this day, we honor the children who were lost to the residential school system, as well as the survivors and the families of those affected.
Truth and Reconciliation Day focuses on bringing awareness, respect, and appreciation for our Indigenous peoples. For generations they have thrived and continue to do so despite the disadvantages they have endured. On this day, we take pause to learn about the colonial legacy of our country and the traditions of our Indigenous cultures.
