CNIB Eye Van truck-trailer to be replaced for 2019 tour

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CNIB Eye Van truck-trailer to be replaced for 2019 tour

Tom Sasvari

Oct 19, 2018 - 2 min read

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind Mobile Eye Care Unit is in Gore Bay this week as part of its annual tour of small Northern Ontario municipalities. In photo, left to right, is Rose Jackson, a member of the Gore Bay-Western Manitoulin Lions Club, Jim Ainsworth, driver/patient support with CNIB, Lisa O’Bonsawin, general manager of the CNIB Eye Van, Craig Robinson R.N., and Dr. Steve Arshinoff, medical director of the CNIB Eye Van.

CNIB Eye Van truck-trailer to be replaced for 2019 tour — The Canadian National Institute for the Blind Mobile Eye Care Unit is in Gore Bay this week as part of its annual tour of small Northern Ontario municipalities. In photo, left to right, is Rose Jackson, a member of the Gore Bay-Western Manitoulin Lions Club, Jim Ainsworth, driver/patient support with CNIB, Lisa O’Bonsawin, general manager of the CNIB Eye Van, Craig Robinson R.N., and Dr. Steve Arshinoff, medical director of the CNIB Eye Van.

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