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• Add to Calendar: Opens the event screen of your own calendar, ready to save, with the place filled in. All-day events and job closing dates land on the right day. • Event Dates: Events with several dates list them in order, and times show the correct time zone. • Forms: Links in form descriptions and questions can now be tapped. • Account Deletion: Confirm with a 6-digit code sent to your email, right in the app. • Staying Signed In: The app keeps you signed in when the connection drops, and profiles save without a last name. • Smoother Feed: Scrolling is smoother, posts no longer repeat or change order, and an empty category says so. • Notifications: Tapping a notification opens its post, even right after you install the app. Also new since your last update: • Community Calendar: A tab with a month and week view of everything coming up. Tap a day to see its events and add one straight to your own calendar. • Instant Search: Find any post in seconds, with results that appear as you type. • Richer Posts: News and events support headings, bold text, lists, links and highlighted notes. • Custom Categories: Posts are grouped the way your community chooses. • Dark Mode: The navigation bar follows your dark mode setting.
Six Nations of the Grand River shares its news in this free app, open to anyone, on the territory or off it. The posts come from across the community's services. Parks and Recreation shares its programs and callouts, the Department of Well-being invites people to its sessions, and departments such as Health Services post their job openings, with the qualifications and any closing date they list. Public notices, holiday hours and support lines are posted the same way, and documents open right in the app. The home feed puts the newest first, a tap on a category narrows it, and search finds older posts. The calendar shows events by month or by week, and any event can go into your phone's calendar. Forms, such as feedback forms, can be filled in and sent from your phone, and notifications bring urgent news the moment it is shared. Reading needs no account, and a free one lets you save posts for later.