Saturday February 04, 2012




Posted: February 4, 2012  |  City


 Community rallies behind Estevan family

Community rallies behind Estevan family

An Estevan family says they are “blown away” by the support they have received from the community as they raise money for their daughter. Cindy and Jason Dalziel are in the process of raising $20,000 so they can continue to take their daughter Kate, who suffers from cerebral palsy, to Toronto where she receives much needed physical therapy treatments that have helped her begin walking, something they were told she would never do....

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