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As a professional photographer, Niagara Jennifer Blakeley is used to controlling everything in her studio. The lighting, the backdrop, the atmosphere.Now, the studio is her car. Her subjects are 12 metres away. And the backdrop is their porch. With COVID-19 keeping her studio closed, she taking to the streets to capture Niagara families riding out the pandemic in in their homes.After seeing a similar project by a U.S. photographer on the news, Blakeley started photographing some friends on their porches. She then opened it up to
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stanley becher LOW Once outside their home, parked on the street, Blakeley calls them outside as they are. No makeup, no preparation.The resulting photos are a snapshot of resilient Niagara families during a crisis. Some wear surgical masks, others are in pyjamas. Some hug and kiss, others leap in the air. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Most all look relieved for a break from the mundane.I really want these photos to be documentary, more photojournalistic in nature, says Blakeley, who lives in Niagara Falls. I don ;t like to give them a lot of notice because I want to catch them doing what they ;re doing while they ;re in quarantine. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Xcvo So many stories : Family remembers Renfrew s Poppa Ray
St. Wilfrid Catholic School Grade 5 students Kenley Ayamba and Victoria Mignella agree: many of their peers are just not staying healthy. My friends are active, but some of the other people in my school not so much, Kenley said. Some people you see outside, sit down and get on their p
stanley cup usa hones. Most of the culprits, he said, are in older grades, but some fifth graders get on their phones during recess, too. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The two students say children their ages have access to too much technology, junk food and fast food 鈥?all contributing to unhealthy lifestyles.Victoria hopes that she can encourage some of her classmates into the outdoor activities that she enjoys doing. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Some will listen, some will say they dont want to, but most of them will want to, she said.Kenley and Victoria are not alone. Theyre part of a growing number of students involved in Toronto Public Health TPH Into Kids Health initiative, which identifies student leaders in schools who can encour
stanley mug age their peers to be healthier. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The program is run in partnership with the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic Di
stanley termohrnek strict School Board and this year involves 25 schools, with the number set to grow. Some 300 students from those schools descended to The Hangar at Downsview Park Wednesday, Feb.
