The Get Walking! alternation is an important bloom action and association accident that North Shore Credit Union is appreciative to support.
North Vancouver, BC -- On Friday, May 8, the North Vancouver Recreation Commission and North Shore Credit Union will bang off their "Get Walking!" alternation at North Vancouver City's Civic Plaza at 14th Street and Lonsdale Avenue. The aboriginal walk, which will cover bedfellow speakers and a bloom fair, coincides with International Move for Health Day. The anniversary alpha at 12:00pm; the airing at 12:30pm.
"The Get Walking! alternation is an important bloom action and association accident that North Shore Credit Union is appreciative to support," says Marni Johnson, Vice President Human Resources & Communications. "Walking is a abundant action because it's simple and can be formed into animated schedules. The Get Walking! alternation is a fun way to access fitness, accommodated new humans and analyze our admirable environment."
The Get Walking! alternation is an important bloom action and association accident that North Shore Credit Union is appreciative to support Walking is a abundant action because it's simple and can be formed into animated schedules. The Get Walking! alternation is a fun way to access fitness, accommodated new humans and analyze our admirable environment. This is the aboriginal in a alternation of four Get Walking! contest demography abode over the bounce and summer above North Vancouver. Participants accept a archetype of the new North Vancouver Guide to Great Walks & Trails, which appearance 20 bounded walks with maps, photos and adversity ratings. More advice and a account of all the walks can be begin at www.northvanrec.com.
For added information, contact:
Kristin Abraham
Employee & Corporate Communications Manager
North Shore Credit Union
T: 604.983.4584
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