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Here you will find a list of special events, author appearances, speaking engagements, and other activities at which Grant will be speaking. 

Drawing not only on his experience in writing Surviving Dementia Care and the insights he learned along the way,  Grant also adapts the presentations to the specific context in which he is speaking, such as faith communities, social clubs, professional associations, or neighbourhood groups. 

If you're interested in having Grant come to speak with your group, please Contact Us. 
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    Richview Public Library.

    Saturday, September 19th @ 2:00 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    Richview Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library) is located at 1806 Islington Ave., Etobicoke (west side of Islington, between Dixon and Eglinton).

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    Don Mills Public Library.

    Wednesday, September 23rd @ 7:00 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    Don Mills  Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library) is located at 888 Lawrence Ave. East, Don Mills (north-east corner of Lawrence Ave and The Donway West. There is parking on-site, and t is well-served by the TTC Don Mills or Lawrence Ave. East buses).

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    Woodside Square Public Library.

    Friday, September 25th @ 1:30 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    Woodside Square Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library) is in the Woodside Square Mall, located at1572 Sandhurst Circle., Scarborough (north-west corner of McCowan and Finch).

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    Beach United Church

    Sunday, September 27th  @ 2:00 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  This event is hosted by Beach United Church and numerous other faith communities in the neighbourhood. All are welcome.

     

    There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase. 

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    Beach United  is located at 140 Wineva Ave., just north of Queen Street.  The Main Street #64 bus stops at the door.  Parking is avaialble adjacent to the church. 

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    Gerrard-Ashdale Public Library.

    Monday, September 28th  @ 6:30 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    Gerrard-Ashdale  Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library) is located at 1432 Gerrard Street, two blocks west of Coxwell on the north side.  Parking is avaiable on Gerrard and side streets; TTC 506 Carlton streetcar stops at the door,  and Coxwell 20 stopsat the corner of Coxwell and Gerrard, steps away.

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    Locke Public Library.

    Saturday, October 10th  @ 2:00 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    Locke  Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library) is located at 3083 Yonge Street, on the south-east corner of Yonge and Lawrence.  Limited parking is avaiable on site. TTC Lawrence Station is right across the street. 

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    Yorkville Public Library.

    Tuesday, October 20th @ 6:30 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    Yorkville Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library) is located at 22 Yorkville Ave. Toronto (steps west of Yonge Street, two blocks north of Bloor St and the Bloor-Yonge Subway Station).

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    Elmbrook Public Library.

    Tuesday, November 3rd  @ 6:00 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    Elmbrook  Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library) is located at 2 Elmbrook Crescent in Etobicoke,  at the northwest corner of Elmbrook and Renforth.  Parking is avaiable on  site.  TTC stops are nearby. 

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    North York Cental Public Library.

    Saturday, November 21st  @ 2:00 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell, on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    North York Central Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library) is located at 5120 Yonge Street, North York in the North York City Centre.  TTC to City Centre Station, parking lots nearby.

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    Leaside United Church

    Sunday, November 25th  @ 2:00 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  This event is hosted by Leaside United Church.  All are welcome.

     

    There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase. 

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    Leaside United  is located at 822 Millwood Road at the corner of McRae Drive in the heart of Leaside..  Parking is available on the street nearby,   TTC buses 88 and 156 stop at the corner.

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    Guilidwood Public Library

    Tuesday, December 1st  @ 6: 30 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  This event is hosted by Leaside United Church.  All are welcome.

     

    There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase. 

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    Guildwood Public Library (a branch of the Toronto Public Library)  is located in the Guildwood Plazaat 123 Guildwood Parkway in Scarborough.  There is ample parking and the TTC Bus #116 stops at the door. 

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    Rathburn Probus Club, Etobicoke (private function)

    Saturday, January  19th (2027)  @ 2:00 pm.

    A casual presentation and conversation with Dr. D. Grant Campbell on his book, Surviving Dementia Care.  There will be time for Q&A, and books will be available for purchase.  

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    Please note that this is a private function and open only to members of Probus.

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    Probus is an organization committed to offering fellowship, friendship, and fun for all men and women in retirement or semi-retirement.  Local clubs meet regularly and often feature guest speakers, seminar, and workships.  Probus is a volunteer, non-profit organization with about 250 clubs across Canada.  Learn more about Probus at Probus Canada.

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