Fifty completed with 17 to go!!!. Foreign exchange rates have worked to the good of the project adding 3 additional for a total of 67 pediatric heart surgery to be completed. Here are some of the beneficiaries with their parents.

Fifty completed with 17 to go!!!. Foreign exchange rates have worked to the good of the project adding 3 additional for a total of 67 pediatric heart surgery to be completed. Here are some of the beneficiaries with their parents.

Rotarians and a Robot Rehab a Beach. London area Rotarians took part in an event in Port Burwell sorting debris collected by a Robot Beach Cleaning machine dubbed BeachBot or BeBot. According to a report by Sean Irvine for CTV News, it is part of Pollution Probe's effort to collect data for a report on the impact of debris and microplastics on the Great Lakes shorelines in both Canada and The U,S.A. Click READ MORE to see photo of material sorting and locations on beach.
At the Rotary Club of London meeting on Aug 10, 2026, Dr. Oleksa Drachewych, assistant professor of history at Western University and lecturer at King’s University College. Dr. Drachewych discussed his 2026 book "Replaying the Second World War: Soviet Parallels and Inspirations for Russian Atrocities in the Russo‑Ukrainian War" highlighting how WWII memory informs contemporary Russian actions and the historical parallels behind atrocities in Ukraine.
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