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BMO to make announcement on RDSPs - Former Winnipeg Jets, Pittsburgh Penguins, Calgary Flames and Ottawa Senators player, Jim Kyte, joins panel
Discuss some of the real successes and challenges, and also a look ahead on what to expect in the future of the RDSP. BMO will make a special announcement at the event.
What: BMO RDSP Roundtable When: November 25, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. ET Where: First Canadian Place, 68th Floor (McNeil Room) 100 King Street West Toronto, ON Who: Jim Kyte, first deaf NHL player Linda Knight, Co-President and COO, BMO Investments Yasmin Meralli, VP Diversity and Work Place Equity, BMO Alternatively, media are invited to participate in the Roundtable: Participant dial-in number(s): 416-695-7806/1-888-789-9572 Participant pass code: 1468826 Jim Kyte bio: - Kyte made history as the first legally deaf NHL player. In the National Hockey League, he played for the Winnipeg Jets, Pittsburgh Penguins, Calgary Flames, Ottawa Senators and San Jose Sharks. - Considered an inspiration to deaf and hard of hearing hockey players during and after his professional hockey career, Kyte was the only player of his time to wear hearing aids during games. - Throughout his career Kyte was very active in charitable causes involving deaf and hard of hearing. - While a player, he worked at a hockey school for the deaf and hard of hearing in Toronto and not long after, started the Jim Kyte Hockey School for the Hearing Impaired in Ottawa.
For further information: To confirm your attendance or for more information, please contact: Kasia Lech, [email protected], (416) 867-3996
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