About us
Aurora Recovery Centre is a perfect place for those starting their journey to recovery.
Recovery For Life Is What We Stand For
Making the choice to reach out for professional help is always rewarding. Welcome to a lifetime of recovery.
Millions of people have achieved sustained recovery and you can too. We are a full service recovery centre located one hour north of Winnipeg, on the shores of Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba. Our program is built on the fact that addiction is a treatable illness. From our individualized treatment, to experienced and qualified staff, day one of your lifetime of recovery begins here.
This very moment can change your life forever. It gets better from here.
Treatment at Aurora Recovery Centre
Customized Care
We pride ourselves on creating a welcoming, inclusive and respectful environment. Treatment at Aurora is holistic, evidence-based, specialized and tailored to each individual.
Recovery Management
Our recovery management system supports a full continuum of care, from assessment, to inpatient, to ongoing recovery management through continuing care for life.
Experienced Staff
We are staffed by experienced and credentialed, medical, therapeutic and clinical specialists whom we have hand picked for their dedication to bringing wellness to individuals, families and institutions suffering from the effects of addiction.
Strengths Based Perspective
All our therapeutic groups, individual counselling sessions, and psycho-educational components are presented from a strengths based perspective, that builds on the individuals existing assets.
Dedicated Team
As incredible as our facility and programming are, what makes Aurora truly amazing is our staff. A wonderful group of people who have dedicated themselves to helping others find their way out of the darkness of addiction and into the light of recovery.
Compassion & Respect
Everyone at Aurora is treated with compassion and respect, and we are deeply grateful to have such highly skilled, enthusiastic and kind people in all levels of our organization.
AURORA RECOVERY CENTRE IS HERE TO HELP
OUR TEAM
Leadership Team
Michael Bruneau
President & CEO
Mr. Bruneau, a self made entrepreneur, specializing in property development in Manitoba and Ontario for over 40 years.
Michael Bruneau
Mr. Bruneau, a self made entrepreneur, specializing in property development in Manitoba and Ontario for over 40 years. Until recently, his main focus has been the hospitality industry. When the opportunity presented itself in 2015 he built and financed Aurora Recovery Centre as the original founder and chairman. Shortly after, Aurora was sold to a group of investors, and now six years later Michael has taken Aurora Recovery Centre back under his control and leadership. Michael is a visionary with a heart for people. For personal reasons, Michael has always had an interest in mental health and well-being. He has proudly put together a very highly motivated team to treat addictions and mental illness with a more holistic therapy plan customized for the individual's needs. With Michael’s leadership Aurora Recovery Centre will build a brighter future, give back to the community, build communities, save lives and save families.
Mike Blahy
Chief Operating Officer
Mr. Blahy, born in Atikokan, Ontario bought his first hotel in Baldur, Manitoba in 1980. Subsequently, he has owned and operated several hotels in Manitoba and Ontario.
Mike Blahy - Chief Operating Officer
Mr. Blahy born in Atikokan, Ontario bought his first hotel in Baldur, Manitoba in 1980. Subsequently, he has owned and operated several hotels in Manitoba and Ontario. Fifteen years ago, he partnered with Mr. Michael Bruneau in their first joint venture, The Gillam Hotel, in Gillam Manitoba. Since then, they have been involved in various property developments and hotel acquisitions, including Misty Lodge in Gimli. Mr. Blahy supervised the 6-million-dollar construction renovation of Misty Lodge (between 2014-2015) responsible for transforming the lodge into the world class treatment centre, Aurora Recovery Centre.
In addition to his entrepreneurial accomplishments, his service work includes: the implementation and coordination of Manitoba’s first volunteer ambulance service in Baldur, Manitoba, The Mayor of Shoal Lake (2002-2010), four years on the Shoal Lake Town Council, former board member of the Baldur Glenboro Hospital, and past President of the Shoal Lake Lion’s Club.
An avid fisherman, Mr. Blahy enjoys catching pickerel and walleye. He has performed 38 skydives and he has been sober for 25 years.
Anthony Joubert
Chief Financial Officer
Anthony Joubert - Chief Financial Officer
Kellee Reid RN BN
Aurora Staffing Solutions
Director of Care Detox Management Unit
General Manager
Kellee is a registered nurse who began her career at Aurora in 2020.
Kellee Reid - Aurora Staffing Solutions / Director of Care Detox Management Unit / General Manager
She had spent the majority of her career in mental health and addictions.
Gerry Verrier
Clinical Director
With over 35 years working the recovery industry and with his own personal journey through addiction and recovery..
Gerry Verrier - Clinical Director
With over 35 years working the recovery industry and with his own personal journey through addiction and recovery, Gerry maintains a youthful curiosity in how best to assist troubled people through their own personal journeys out of addiction and into a meaningful and healthy life.
Lisa Hancharek
Director of Activities & Events
Marketing & Social Media
Admissions Specialist
Lisa has been a part of the Aurora Team since 2017.
Lisa Hancharek - Director of Activities and Events
Lisa has been a part of the Aurora Team since 2017. Previous to her time at Aurora, she was self employed for over 20 years as a professional theatre designer in the areas of sets, costume and lighting. She has also been employed as a visual arts instructor at the St. Albert Arts Centre, as well as a design instructor at University of Alberta, and Grant MacEwan University. After spending decades traveling for work she decided to settle down in her hometown of Gimli in December of 2016 where shortly after she found employment at Aurora.
Lisa’s role has grown from the reception desk and has become multifaceted. When the need arose, she took the initiative to organize and plan weekly activities and events for the residents. The creator of Kraft Korner, Lisa enjoys seeing the clients at Aurora discover their artistic side, a hidden talent or learn a new skill. Lisa encourages clients to open themselves up to new things and find an artistic outlet to reconnect with their families and friends.
Her goal is to help clients discover new healthy hobbies. With her new role at Aurora she looks forward to planning more activities and events for the centre, the clients, and the alumni. She knows the importance of connection and community and loves to see residents rediscover themselves in their recovery.
Chantal Klainchar
Reunification Village Program Director Brandon & Outpatient Counsellor
Chantal Klainchar - Reunifcation Village Program Director & Outpatient Counsellor
Chantal started her career in Addictions and mental health with AFM (Addictions Foundation Manitoba) working in community based programs.
She joined the Aurora team in July of 2021 as a Client Care Specialist while working as an addictions counsellor at the Behavioural Health Foundation. She began counselling full time at Aurora in July of 2022. In 2023 she became the Program Director of the Aurora Reunification Village in Brandon.
She completed her BA at the University of Winnipeg, major in Criminal Justice and Sociology. Currently finishing Applied Counselling Certificate- Specialization in Addictions, through the University of Manitoba.
She has worked to provide support to individuals coping with the challenges of addictions, trauma and mental health, and to provide a supportive, non-judgmental and safe environment to work through these issues. Chantal work's to empower individuals to live a fulfilling life in recovery and achieve their goals using a person centered approach built on trust, empathy and respect.
Staci Barnes
Reunification Village Program Manager Winnipeg
Mike Blahy - Chief Operating Officer
Mr. Blahy born in Atikokan, Ontario bought his first hotel in Baldur, Manitoba in 1980. Subsequently, he has owned and operated several hotels in Manitoba and Ontario. Fifteen years ago, he partnered with Mr. Michael Bruneau in their first joint venture, The Gillam Hotel, in Gillam Manitoba. Since then, they have been involved in various property developments and hotel acquisitions, including Misty Lodge in Gimli. Mr. Blahy supervised the 6-million-dollar construction renovation of Misty Lodge (between 2014-2015) responsible for transforming the lodge into the world class treatment centre, Aurora Recovery Centre.
In addition to his entrepreneurial accomplishments, his service work includes: the implementation and coordination of Manitoba’s first volunteer ambulance service in Baldur, Manitoba, The Mayor of Shoal Lake (2002-2010), four years on the Shoal Lake Town Council, former board member of the Baldur Glenboro Hospital, and past President of the Shoal Lake Lion’s Club.
An avid fisherman, Mr. Blahy enjoys catching pickerel and walleye. He has performed 38 skydives and he has been sober for 25 years.
Tom Kowalchuk
Reunification Village Program Manager Thompson
Tom Kowalchuk - Counsellor
Wellness Team
Kevin Koroscil
Spiritual Advisor
Kevin brings his dedication to wellness and supporting people on their personal journey of spiritual discovery to Aurora.
Kevin Koroscil - Spiritual Advisor
Kevin brings his dedication to wellness and supporting people on their personal journey of spiritual discovery to Aurora. His extensive work history with at risk youth honed his ability to see people’s gifts and identify where they’re out of balance. His presence is woven throughout the fabric of the centre. Whether he’s working one on one helping someone discover their own spirituality, lecturing, leading a ceremony, or tending to the sacred land, his commitment is to help all people be well. We are so grateful for the wisdom, open heart and steadfast service he provides to everyone at Aurora.
Jacqui Kennedy
Massage Therapist
Jacqui has been a registered massage therapist since 2006.
Jacqui Kennedy - Massage Therapist
Jacqui has been a registered massage therapist since 2006.
Over the years she has completed many courses of continued education to further her skills in massage therapy as well as mental health. In 2019 she completed the mental health first aid course, adding to other modalities of understanding the body and mind (such as Craniosacral therapy, deep tissue, Thai massage, and annual CPR).
She grew up in Gimli, Manitoba, but had her family in Winnipeg. When she moved back to Gimli the opportunity to work at Aurora presented itself and she has been working with the amazing people at the centre since 2017.
Jacqui says she is so grateful to be a part of this team and that she always looks forward to meeting the people that are staying at the centre.
"It's extremely rewarding watching a person grow and understand themselves more everyday through the recovery program."
Sheena Kilpatrick
Fitness Instructor
Sheena has been teaching fitness classes since 1997. She graduated from Queen’s University with a Bachelor of Physical and Health Education.
Sheena Kilpatrick - Fitness Instructor
Sheena has been teaching fitness classes since 1997. She graduated from Queen's University with a Bachelor of Physical and Health Education. She went on to complete her 500 hour Yoga Teacher Training in India. She has also completed 50 hour of Yin Yoga, 20 hour of Restorative Yoga training and 85 hour of Pre/Post Natal Yoga certification. She is a E-YRT 650 and is the principal instructor for a 200 and 500 hour Canadian Yoga Alliance Recognized Teacher Training in Manitoba.
In addition to Sheena's yoga certifications she is also a Clinical Exercise Physiologist with additional training in Pulmonary exercise therapy. She holds her Pilates, Tai Chi, Aquafitness, Group Exercise, Resistance Training and Personal Training certificates. She is an Instructor- Trainer with the Manitoba Fitness Council & Ontario Fitness Council offering many of these courses online.
Medical Team
Rhonda Anderson
Detox Unit Assistant
Rhonda Anderson - Detox Unit Assistant
Rhonda has specialized experience in the Trauma Unit, Emergency Department for 22 years at Seven Oaks General Hospital as well as 39 years total experience in the medical field. While there she received the Achievemkent Award at Seven Oaks General Hospital and went on to lead the restructuring of the new Emergency Department.
In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her grandchildren, walking her dog, baking, volunteering with the Women's Auxiliary and snowboarding.
"I am passionate about working at Aurora and cherish the moment in our client's recovery."
Gerri Lynne Cox
Onsite Intake Coordinator
Gerri Lynne Cox - Onsite Intake Coordinator
Patty Medd
Nurse Practitioner
Patty Medd - Nurse Practitioner
Patty has a BA Honours, Masters of Nursing and Nurse Practitioner with over 15 years of experience working in addiction medicine. She brings over 25 years of healthcare experience, in both family practice and mental health.
Her focus in addiction medicine has been serving substance use disorders in residential treatment for Addictions Foundation of Manitoba. Her main roles involved providing medical assessment, primary care, withdrawal management and treatment of co-occurring disorders.
Patty has also worked in addictions research and as an educator promoting best practices in addiction medicine. She is dedicated and committed to those persons with addiction and mental health issues on their journey to recovery.
Natalie Fontaine
Nurse Practitioner
Denise Redhead
Nurse Practitioner
Tiffany Toews
Nurse Practitioner
Clinical Team
Kyla Dalman
Counsellor
Kyla Dalman - Counsellor
I've always loved helping others. After watching loved ones struggle with addiction and mental health, I knew this was the path for me. Supporting others while they find who they are and watching them leave knowing that they will be okay, it's a feeling you can't describe, but also a feeling that I don't want to lose. I love coming in each day, it doesn't feel like work, to me, Aurora feels like family.
Ashley Casey
Counsellor
Ashley Casey - Counsellor
Ashley has always been passionate about helping. Compassionate by nature, she has dedicated her career to helping improve the lives of others. One day Ashley would like to open a treatment facility or sober living home for families suffering from addiction and trauma.
Fun fact, born in Churchill, MB she enjoys travelling, has been to Europe and the Caribbean. Her favourite way to spend free time is outdoors, hiking and camping in the summer, and skiing or skating in the winter.
Tara Campbell
Counsellor/Knowledge Keeper/Indigenous Advocate
Tara Campbell - Counsellor, Knowledge Keeper, Indigenous Advocate
I started as a youth care worker in the early 90's, my interest changed to helping reunite and keep children who were in care with their families and this led me to W.R.H.A. and Metis CFS.I noticed how family violence was affecting the families I was working with and I became a domestic abuse counsellor and worked at a woman's shelter for 10 years before coming to Aurora. At the woman's shelter I found many of the women and our male clients as well had addictions as a coping mechanism for the abuse they were going through. At Aurora I find many of the clients healing from family violence.
My goals are to continue to learn in the areas of addiction and as a knowledge keeper. I see my achievements every day in being able to help how I can in our clients paths to recovery. I am honored to be a small part of their journey.
My heart is at Aurora, in our clients, our team and the sacred land and lodge. A fun fact is I like to sing and help clients have sober fun on our karaoke nights here. My spare time consists of family / friends time , helping run a drum group in Gimli, where we meet bi weekly. and going to concerts.
Kayla Bilodeau
Counsellor
Kayla Bilodeau - Counsellor
As a counsellor, it is my role to help you uncover the conditions for healing and help you learn how to create or maintain new ways of being that provide you with the confidence and building blocks to create a story that you want to be yours.
I believe that each of us is the expert in our own lives; and that given the right conditions, this knowledge can be revealed from within. That is why I prioritize providing a safe environment that emphasizes the therapeutic relationship that allows you to feel understood and grounded, resulting in exploration, healing, and finding new and healthy ways of coping with life challenges.
I am an empathetic individual who wants nothing but the best for her clients, I offer many facets of healing by using an integrated theoretical approach that allows clients to grow in the ways that they see fit. I firmly believe that there are many different paths that lead to the desired destination, and therefore I practice in such a way.
I am a devoted mother of three beautiful little humans. I have a passion for the wellbeing of others and myself. I practice living life mindfully, learning new things, spending the majority of my time outdoors, and when I am not out galivanting in nature, you can find me creating a new piece of artwork, or taking a new course or workshop to add to my toolbox.
I am an individual who has experienced a variety of life challenges, who knows what its like to feel stuck, and who has cultivated the help needed to overcome and grow from these life challenges. Overcoming my own personal challenges ignited my passion for helping others even more so, that I gained the knowledge needed to help others overcome the hurdles in life and aid alongside their journey.
Sandy Sisson
Counsellor
Sandy Sisson - Counsellor
I have worked as an Addiction Counselor since 2017, where I first was employed with Aurora for 3 years. I went on to British Columbia and was an Addiction Counselor at a facility outside of Prince George, before returning to my Aurora family. My goals and aspirations at Aurora are to help people find a solution to addiction through the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (focusing primarily on the program outlined in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous), the disease model of addiction, motivational interviewing and evidence based treatment modules. I feel the element of success as an Addiction Counselor in a treatment centre is measured by the people that become willing, honest and open-minded about the challenges to their thinking and actions they are doing that treatment presents to them. I work at Aurora because this place has helped transform the lives of many people and their families and as a recovered alcohol/addict, I see the value that Aurora offers.
A fun fact about me is that I grew up on a southern Manitoba grain, cattle and honey farm and am quite an experienced apariast! My favourite way to spend my free time is to spend that time with my children, grandchildren and family. The most important part of my free time is spent with the fellowship of AA, passing on a message of recovery so that I can enjoy my life and spend time with my loving family.
Kyle Harvey
Counsellor
Kyle Harvey - Counsellor
Employed at Aurora since September 2022, Kyle was inspired to get into this line of work due to the impact certain individuals left on him. Being in the program of recovery he also wants to be able to help people avoid the long drawn out suffering that he endured and the pain he put his family through.
His favourite thing about working at Aurora is getting to see someone’s journey first hand and seeing them change for the better, getting their lives and family's back.
Also an alumni of the program, he wanted to work at Aurora because out of the many treatment programs he had been through, Aurora seemed to be the one that worked:
“The fact that Aurora offers such an individualized approach to each client for their recovery fits perfectly with my own beliefs on/about recovery. Plus Aurora got me more in touch with my Indigenous heritage as I was a city boy and had no connection to my culture before coming thru as a client. Now I get to help my people every day to break the cycle.”
His goals are to further his education learning about the human brain and psychology.
Dean Malcolm
Counsellor
Dean Malcolm - Counsellor
I am treaty with Ebb & Flow Ojibway First Nation. I have worked with Metis Calgary Family Services in 1998 until 2006. I worked as a machinist at Foremost Ind Inc from 2006 until
2012.
I have completed Circle of Security Parenting Program and am certified. I have an Addictions and Community Services Worker Diploma from CDI College and worked at Native Addictions Council of Manitoba (Prichard House) for 7 months.
I have been a musician all my life. I started playing professionally at the age of 16 years old. I have performed with Robbie Brass and the Red Wine Band, C-weed band, Bert Todd and Free Bird Band. .
I now work at Aurora Recovery Centre as an Addictions Counsellor. I also teach guitar at Aurora. What I love about working at Aurora is the staff and the clients on how they change from day to day for the good as they work their program.
Wally Ranville
Counsellor
Wally Ranville
Wally has 33 years of continuous sobriety. His experience includes 15 years of working for Native Addictions Council of Manitoba/Pritchard House for the treatment of alcohol and drug abuse. Wally graduated from Red River College in 2009 with his Diploma in Community Centred Therapy.
Geri Lawrence
Trauma Therapist
Geri Lawrence - Trauma Therapist
Geri Is a compassionate therapist who has been working for many years with individuals and groups with a focus in addiction and mental health. She has also been one of the co-founders of Vancouver friends for life which supports individuals with life challenging illnesses. Geri is a somatic therapist and underwent a 4 and ½ year study through the Boulder Colorado institute of traumatic studies and is certified through this institute. She also completed an additional two year study with Dr. Janine Fisher in complex Trauma and dissociative disorders and is certified as a Clinical Complex Trauma Counsellor and is recognized by the international Association of trauma Professionals. She has also just completed a one year study in compassionate inquiry with Dr. Gabor Matte. Geri is honored to hold sacred space for those who would like to be curious about their well being.
In Geri's words: "
What I am passionate about is that this is amazing support that is being offered!!! In the work of addiction, we can be warriors in our work to destigmatize addiction and bring a compassionate lens to support clients and families.
We get a chance to support instead of shame and to build capacity where we do not have to be isolated. In any initiative that I have been involved with I have been honored to hold space for the most vulnerable and marginalized; these precious people teach me about life and living and to always be curious in my work and be teachable in all aspects of my own personal life. I love this journey called life and the many connections we make along the way. I am Truly grateful for all the support Aurora gives to its clients."
Jenny Voth
Clinical Associate
OUTPATIENT SERVICES TEAM
Nicole Corriveau
Outpatient Counsellor/ Outpatient program facilitator
Nicole Corriveau - Outpatient Counsellor/ Outpatient program facilitator( IOP program and 6 Week family program)
Nicole was instrumental in the development of our Intensive Outpatient program and 6 week Family Program. She also facilitates both programs, provides individual, family, and group therapy, and connects with families to offer support.
Nicole had worked in the field of addictions for 12 years and has been with Aurora since April 2017.
Your 2-3 most impressive and relevant work achievements: I was given creative control to develop the 8 week Intensive outpatient program, to come up with the 32 topics and presentations for each topic. The presentations I have developed help an individual understand their addiction and provide tools to help overcome it. I have also developed a 6 week family program with 6 sessions and topics that are relevant to family healing. I have spent many hours working on and developing the programs for our clients. Information on addiction and recovery is constantly changing and it’s important to continue to research these topics so that our clients are getting the best and most relevant information.
In her own words: “I love helping people, I love having the freedom to create and develop the programming we offer at outpatient.”
Nicole proudly has 13 years in recovery.
Nadine Lagasse
ARC Outpatient Administrative Assistant
Nadine Lagasse - ARC Outpatient Administrative Assistant
I have worked in the addictions field for 8 years and have been with Aurora since December 2018. Some of my responsibilities are answering inquiries and assisting members, families and the general public in regards to Individual counselling, Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and the family program and I co-ordinate all individual counselling and program registrations. I co-create and develop handouts, documents and forms for all outpatient programming. I assist and support the outpatient counsellors in their day to day duties.
My goal is to go back to school and further my education to help better support the people I work with.
One of the things that I find that was impressive is the smooth transition from working in an in-person office setting (pre-covid) to going completely virtual. It was a challenging time and I was able to move things to a virtual format that allowed our clients to still access services and to stay connected.
I enjoy helping people and seeing our clients grow and succeed. I love working with my co-workers and we work so well together.
One fun fact about you - I have played the piano since I was a child.
Hobbies/favorite ways to spend your free time? - I like to spend time with my family and friends.
Administrative Team
Nicole Levesque
Front Desk Executive
Nicole Levesque - Front Desk Executive
A veteran of the front desk with over 25 yrs reception/ Admin experience in the field (Aurora 2019)
Nicole is your first point of contact at Aurora whether it be greeting you as you walk in the door or when you reach out to us by phone. Nicole makes sure you are taken care of whether you are needing help or if you have any questions,she can direct you to staff or on to our admissions team to assist you on your recovery journey.
Being at the front desk, she also assists clients with any concerns they may have, helping them feel comfortable and letting them know we are here to help in any way we can. Besides booking appointment for clients, she also manages out Tuck Shop(canteen).
Teresa Thordarson
Front Desk Executive
Teresa Thordarson - Front Desk Executive
Teresa is a part of the receptionist team that assist with the day to day needs of our staff and clients at Aurora.
Teresa loves helping people. She regularly volunteers and she also works as an Educational Assistant when not at Aurora.
A team member we can always depend on, we are fortunate to have Teresa as a part of the Aurora family! She is always there help guide clients, meet their needs, and assist other staff.
Rebecca Johnson
Accounting Assistant
Rebecca Johnson - Accounting Assistant
Passionate about numbers and organization, I'm a detail-oriented and reliable Accounting Assistant who loves helping Aurora Recovery Centre manage their finances. I took Business Admin in The Pas Manitoba, my hobbies include the outdoors camping, quading and spending time with family. My favorite part of working at Aurora is watching the progress clients make during their stay at Aurora
Diane Gallipeau
Accounting Assistant
Diane Gallipeau - Accounting Assistant
Diane Gallipeau obtained her bookkeeping certification with honours from Success Angus Business College. She has over 25 years bookkeeping experience working with a diverse number of companies and is looking forward to applying her skills at Aurora Recovery Centre. She joined the Aurora Administrative Team, as an accounting assistant in August 2023.
Client Care Specialists
Silvia Harder
Client Care Supervisor
Silvia Harder - Client Care Supervisor
Silvia Joined the Aurora team in 2017 as the Client Care Lead which aided clients in their recovery progress consistent with the purpose, principles and philosophy of Aurora Recovery Centre. Some of her responsibilities is to be actively available to clients needing assistance providing conflict resolution, de-escalation and problem solving for clients. As alternative therapy she applies ear acupuncture, which is an effective way to treat many health conditions including addictions. She works collaboratively with the team of client care members in the best interest of the clients and provides training to new staff joining the CCS team.
She is part of the Health and Safety Committee, which is affiliated to Safe Work Manitoba. Silvia's certification is B.A in Psychology, specialized in behavioral Psychology.
Silvia's goals are to provide support and advocacy for clients and is committed to supporting their recovery.
Silvia believes in the healing changes that clients experience day by day and the changes they are creating when they engage in the program.
Some of the things Silvia enjoys is cooking, especially Mexican Food. She gardens and she loves dancing and is very active and appreciates
the summer time.
Betty Jo Lake
CCS
Mike Steele
CCS
Mark Maire
CCS
Sandy Melquist
CCS
Jill Nomeland
CCS
Madison Thordarson
CCS
Sonya Johnson
CCS
Melanie Robertson
CCS
Richard Siwik
CCS
John Atchison
CCS
Shauna Rutledge
CCS/Emotional Support Worker
Edward Grant
CCS
Soloman Legesse
CCS
Nikolaus Backe
CCS
Carleigh Bourgeois
CCS
Culinary
Sarah Morgan
Cook
Miles Nitchie
Cook
Andrew Blahey
Prep Cook
Autumn Ehrich
Kitchen Assistant
Jacqueline Lemay
Kitchen Assistant
Housekeeping
Venessa Park
Housekeeping
Rachel Bjarnason
Housekeeping
Tiffany Favell
Housekeeping
Maintenance & Transportation
Kevin Carter
Transportation
Kevin Carter - Transportation
Brian Spakowski
Maintenance/Transport
Darcy Lemay
Maintenance
Michael Johnson
Maintenance/Transport
Michael Johnson - Maintenance/Transport
Chris Arbuckle
Maintenance
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