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More than 125 youth from Flemingdon Park and Thorncliffe Park participated in this special day.

Marking the end of a summer full of growth, friendship, and unforgettable experiences that perfectly reflected the core values and mission of GGYC.

Designed to promote team building and foster a strong sense of community, the Golympics have proven to be both dynamic and enjoyable for everyone involved.

It's about a passionate community of coaches who are ready to make a meaningful impact.

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Further Inquiries: Info@gogreenyouthcentre.ca

Further Inquiries: Info@gogreenyouthcentre.ca

Further Inquiries: Info@gogreenyouthcentre.ca

Further Inquiries: Info@gogreenyouthcentre.ca

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