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On June 15th, the CN tower will illuminate purple to shine a light on the prevention of elder abuse and rights of older persons. Join us in recognizing this important day, put a spotlight up a monument or structure in your community to bring awareness to these issues. #WEAAD2023

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EAPreventionON (@Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario) Tweeted: On June 15th, the CN tower will illuminate purple to shine a light on the prevention of elder abuse and rights of older persons. Join us in recognizing this important day, put a spotlight up a monument or structure in your community to bring awareness to these issues. #WEAAD2023 https://twitter.com/eapreventionon/status/1668704209875750912?s=66&t=bZJEppLLA13ADupE3oqQFA

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