Katimavik

News
2010-02-24
Katimavik announces appointment of new Interim-Executive Director
2010-02-18
Katimavik officially launches its 2010-2011 Get a Life recruitment campaign!
2010-01-27
Katimavik Executive Director to leave after ten years of innovation and growth
2009-10-14
Katimavik receives multi-year funding from the federal government
2009-09-18
Preventing The Spread of Influenza A (H1N1)

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Facts

EKOS - Canadian Survey on
Volunteer Service

EKOS - Survey findings

Katimavik's Strategic Plan -
    Providing more opportunities
    for Canadian youth in full
    time volunteer service

MALATEST - Social and
Economic Impact Study
of the Katimavik Program

EEC - Evaluation of the
economic and social impacts
of the Katimavik program

Other Initiative

Marion Bridge

Marion Bridge, Nova Scotia

The community partner organizations:

Two Rivers Development Association (Two Rivers Wildlife Park)

Marion Bridge (pop.: about 400), made famous through a popular song, is located at the half-way point along the Mira River, one of Nova Scotia's longest rivers that empties into Mira Bay. Marion Bridge is a short 10-minute drive from where you can continue on to the 18th century Louisbourg fortress, North America’s largest reconstruction site. A quiet, unassuming community, it celebrates the Mira Gala every year. This two-week, country-flavoured festival welcomes former residents and tourists alike to enjoy concerts, dances and pageants. Other events during Mira Gala include canoe races, bathtub races, dinner theatres, Cape Breton music, strawberry socials, antique and custom car shows, flea markets, roast beef dinners, hay rides, sports events, children's fun days and a Parade of Sail. In Marion Bridge, you’ll find the simple pleasures of rural life.

http://www.cbv.ns.ca/bec/cbtoursm/marion.htm

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