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02/04/2026

Last Wednesday, January 28, Hear Right Canada was pleased to host a community presentation for local seniors in Goose Bay, Labrador. Having opened our first permanent Hear Right Canada location in Goose Bay in May 2025, this event reflects our long-standing commitment to grassroots, community-based engagement.

Held at the local Masonic Hall just across the street from our clinic on Hamilton River Road, the session focused on hearing health and emerging hearing-aid technology. We were happy to welcome 75 community members to the event, and the discussion was engaging and well received.

We really appreciated the opportunity to spend time with the community and share a great afternoon together. A sincere thank you to the Goose Bay Seniors Club and the team at the Masonic Hall for their support and hospitality.

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Life’s better when you’re connected!

Hearing aids make social gatherings more enjoyable by:
✨ Amplifying the voices you want to hear.
🎉 Reducing background noise in busy settings.
💬 Boosting your confidence in conversations.

Ready to experience the difference?

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🤩 Only a week away!!

02/03/2026

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01/12/2026

At the start of another year I reflect on a key episode from last year and the impact of hearing challenges and how it can accelerate the onset of . Shout out to Jennifer Mallamo (Brain Health Catalyst) and the great work she does https://brainhealthcatalyst.com/okotoks-memory-cafe

https://youtube.com/shorts/PWXm7axVq08

01/06/2026

In this week’s Hear Me Out with Belinda, Mayor Tanya Thorn gets real about double standards for women in leadership, the mental load of public service, and what it takes to keep showing up anyway.
If you’ve ever felt “too much” or “not enough” at work, this one will hit home.

Sarah DunphyOkotoks Economic DevelopmentTanya Thorn - Okotoks MayorOkotoks and District Chamber of CommerceHear right canadaHear right canada (Okotoks AB)

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01/05/2026

Cyberbullying, Politics & Mental Health
“Attack the policy, not the person.”
Mayor Tanya Thorn shares how toxic social media has become, what online attacks do
to leaders and their families, and why we ALL need to ask:

What am I contributing to the mental health crisis with what I post?
This episode is a powerful reminder that what we say online really does matter.

New episode out Thursday 8th January – listen & watch on Youtube: .

12/31/2025

From hearing her turn signal again… to hearing birdsong on a walk— Thursday January 1st an episode full of those little moments that are actually huge. 👉 Watch on YouTube:

12/30/2025

https://youtube.com/shorts/qSyY8394dR8

and Pamela Mclean share how 60% of Canadians have a Hearing Health Concern. Join the full episode on Thursday 1st of January to discover how a...

11/04/2025

A look inside our clinic

10/24/2025

04/03/2023

Had fun, and a little help, yesterday at the Okotoks Trade and Lifestyle Show.

06/30/2022

Happy Canada day to all.

06/06/2022

It was a great day out. Hear Right Canada was a proud sponsor of the Okotoks Rotary Shoebox Derby on Saturday.

06/01/2022

Thank you to all my amazing clients for a wonderful first year. Hear Right Canada Okotoks celebrates its first anniversary and looks forward to many more years supporting the community on their better hearing journey.