by Matt Joy, Director, Mission, Ethics, Research, and Reconciliation The air is dry, the land is barren, and the heat is overwhelming. This is the middle of the Arabian....
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Good Samaritans were saddened to learn of the passing of former president George Hennig in July 2022. The devoted father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and servant of the community was....
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This past April, the Good Samaritan Society was saddened to learn of the passing of John Robert Lymer, known to many Good Samaritans simply as, Jack. The....
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by Chris Smith, Recreation and Volunteer Coordinator Barb Treen has an eye for detail. With her trusty camera, Barb captures unique and beautiful shots of nature, including animals, flowers....
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by Steven Brown, Recreation & Volunteer Coordinator, Good Samaritan Mountainview Village The past few years have been extremely isolating for our residents due to lockdowns, outbreaks and restrictions brought....
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The Good Samaritan Society Is Doing Their Part for CNOY “We are truly better together.” Our President and CEO, Dr. Katherine Chubbs, shares this belief and is excited for the....
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Able Seaman Thomas A. Born in the UK in 1928, Thomas was called up to Plymouth for basic training at the age of 18 in 1946. It was the ending....
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Lance Corporal Peter Poohkay, Regimental # M65902 Peter joined the Canadian army on July 18, 1941. He underwent basic training in Grande Prairie, Alberta, with the Royal Canadian Artillery (RCA),....
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Good Samaritan recognizes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. A day to understand and acknowledge the history and impact that residential schools had on the Indigenous population of Canada. We....
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