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Kamloops Self Advocate Newsletters July 2023

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Welcome to July! This month, we’re all about summer fun and the exciting activities you can do during this sunny season. It’s the perfect time for family vacations, enjoying the longer days, and going to the movies to watch the latest blockbusters. For example, on July 28th, there’s a movie called “Haunted Mansion,” and on August 2nd, you can catch “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem.” There are plenty of movies to get you in the summer mood if you’re a fan of cinema.

If the weather gets too hot, don’t worry! It’s also nice to spend time indoors, where it’s cool and comfortable. We’ll share some tips on how to take care of yourself during the summer months of July and August. Let’s make the most of this summer and have lots of fun! You can plan a vacation, listen to live music at the park, go to exciting events like Hot Night in the City or the Buskers Festival, and enjoy live entertainment. And don’t forget about Canada Day! It’s a special day where we celebrate our diverse and inclusive country.

This is also an important time to think about reconciliation and working with Indigenous people. Remember, it’s great to watch new movies and spend time both indoors and outdoors. So get ready for an amazing summer full of adventure and enjoyment! Stay tuned for more exciting updates in our newsletter.

 

 

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