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Community Portal – Events
Let Quadro help you get the word out about your upcoming community event. Simply fill out the form below and once approved, it will be displayed on Quadro’s website for everyone to see. The layout is similar to the form, with your image on the left or right and the description of your community event. We’ll also include your event on Quadro’s Social Media Pages; Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. If you email an image (size 1035 px x 582 px) we’ll even include it on Quadro’s Community Channel (channel 1).
Guidelines to be included in the Community Portal:
- Keep copy (text) to the most essential elements to quickly get your point across.
- Ensure there is a way for us and your intended audience to reach you, should we need to clarify something.
- Remember to include location, date and time of your event.
- Include an image that best represents your event.
- If a fundraiser, ensure that you clearly state how the funds are to be used, ideally include your license or charitable number.
- For the community channel, image size is 1035 px (width) by 582 px (height). Not sure, let us know and we’ll design it for you.
- Allow one full business day for the postings to go live.
- Ideal time to include your event 2 – 3 weeks in advance (up to 1 month).
Thank you for allowing Quadro to support your community efforts, through the Community Portal.
N.B. — The events will appear below this text and above the form and in chronological order.
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London
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- Projections show COVID-19 could kill between 90 and 450 in London regionAnywhere from 90 to 450 residents of London and Middlesex may die from COVID-19, if projections released Friday by the Ontario government are accurate, the local medical officer of health says. If the government implements tighter controls than those in place, the data show the death toll in Ontario during the course of the pandemic […]
- London's hospital say they have enough protective equipment but refuse to release detailsLondon’s hospitals are refusing to release details on their stock of personal protective equipment including masks, as the union representing its nurses says the hospitals’ supply is running perilously low. In a joint statement, the presidents of St. Joseph’s Health Care London and London Health Sciences Centre say their supply chain for personal protective equipment […]
- COVID-19: As Agriplex turns field hospital, gravity of Ontario outlook hits homeThe Agriplex in the Western Fair District is supposed to be visited by hay wagons full of fair visitors, not ambulances full of people hanging on to their lives. It’s a place where city kids see their first cow or sheep or piglet at the annual fall tradition, not for folks to recuperate from a […]
Mitchell
- Tender awarded for $1.9 million Early Years addition at UTESThe Avon Maitland District School Board (AMDSB) accepted the tender from Elgin Contracting and Restoration Ltd. for an Early Years addition at Upper Thames Elementary School (UTES) in Mitchell for just over $1.9 million at their meeting March 25. No official word was released about any potential start and/or completion date for the project, which […]
- HPPH confirms first COVID-19 fatality in Huron-PerthHuron Perth Public Health reported the first death in Huron-Perth related to the COVID-19 pandemic, as the man in his 60’s that had tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month and was hospitalized at Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance (HPHA) – Stratford General Hospital site, passed away. Health Unit staff began their investigation immediately upon being […]
- Youth charged with break, enter at MDHSOne youth has been charged following a break and enter and mischief at Mitchell District High School last Friday, March 27. At approximately 3:30 p.m. on March 27, Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to an alarm at the Mitchell District High School (MDHS) on Frances Street, in West Perth. Police discovered that someone […]
- Huron Perth Public Health confirms three new cases of COVID-19Huron Perth Public Health has confirmed three new cases in the region -- one in Stratford, another in St. Marys, and the third in South Huron.