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Stories of kindness, courage and community from across Northern Ontario and beyond.
It was another fun day of ball hockey activities at the NoahStrong Ball Hockey tournament this weekend at the Bill Barber Community Complex in Callander on Friday and Saturday. For the fifth year in a row, the Bill Barber complex will be flooded with youngster
NoahStrong proudly welcomed Toby and Bernadine Boulet for a special Green Shirt Day Event on March 25th , bringing awareness to the life-saving impact of organ donation and the continued legacy of both Logan Boulet and Noah Dugas. Their light lives on ,Togethe
The parents of Logan Boulet and Noah Dugas met in person in North Bay this week after years of connection from afar, united by grief and by the lives their sons saved through organ donation. Their message—aimed especially at young people nearing decision-makin
Toby and Bernadine Boulet to Visit to North Bay to share the Message of Green Shirt Day and the NoahStrong Connection
‘By supporting NOSM University and becoming the title sponsor of the NoahStrong Pediatric Conference, we hope to spark conversations about pediatric stroke and ensure more families and clinicians are aware of its signs’
The NoahStrong 2025-26 School Program is now available.
‘This was kind of the initiative that we landed on and we’re happy that it’s had a lot of success’
‘The idea of this new sportsmanship award is to try and take a little bit of the focus from winning and have the kids be mindful of the importance of showing good sportsmanship and being respectful to their opponents and referees’
The NoahStrong organization was founded by Jody and Dave Dugas to honor the memory of their son Noah, who passed away unexpectedly at the age of 13 from a brain bleed in 2020. Noah’s final act of kindness — saving seven lives through organ donation — has becom
‘What an unforgettable day’
‘It’s about getting people the medical attention, and sometimes it’s a lot harder, especially up north, where it’s hard to get access to that’ Dave and Jody Dugas know firsthand the challenges of travelling long distances during a medical crisis. Their son, No
‘It is a great event for kids, it is all for fun and at the same time it raises awareness for the 7N1D organization and generates some funds that can be used within the community’