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Minister Cho's visit to CHS
November 06 2018Minister Cho toured CHS head office in Toronto and experienced the organization’s accessibility products and services in action.
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October 18 2018In a special animated episode, CHS Director of Hearing Healthcare Rex Banks teaches us about tinnitus.