Don Leclair

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  Don LeClair
  
  Don LeClair enjoyed a long and industrious career which saw his involvement with numerous sport and sport related organizations, at various levels.
  
  A very good athlete who excelled on the baseball diamond, Don joined the Department of Education in 1972, and was appointed to coordinate the newly established Sport Secretariat, which eventually led to the formation of Sport PEI.From 1973 to 1987, Don was Executive Director of Sport PEI on a part-time basis while Amateur Sport Consultant with the province.
  
  The PEI Canada Games Chef-de-Mission on four occasions and Mission Staff memberat four other Games, Don also served as Chair of the Canada Games Committee and as a member of the Canada Games Council.
  
  He coached a number of sports at the community, school, provincial, regional and national levels, such as basketball, football, track and field and baseball, and has made a significant contribution to life in Prince Edward Island, both in his role as a professional administrator with the Provincial government and as a volunteer coach and administrator in sport.
  
  Don served with distinction as Director of Culture, Heritage, Recreation and Sport Division before retiring in 1999.He later took over as Executive Director of the PEI Active Living Alliance.

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  Don LeClaireEmail: don@peiactiveliving.com

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  "There are really two kinds of diabetes," said Don LeClair, executive director of the P.E.I. Active Living Alliance."There's the kind you are born with that starts with birth and can usually only be controlled by medicine.Then there's type-2 diabetes which is very strongly linked to lifestyle." The council came forward with a series of recommendations, three related to management of type-2 diabetes and five related to strategies for preventing or delaying the illness. Those efforts, ranging from improved exercise and diet habits to diabetes-themed professional development for health workers, are being targeted at reducing the toll of an illness that is more common and more damaging than the public may realize, according to LeClair."The thing which a lot of people don't realize is that while you read in obituary that someone died of heart attack or stroke often a precursor of these diseases is that someone had diabetes," he said."There's a distinct link between lifestyle and onset of obesity, between onset of obesity and development of the two diabetes, then between the onset of diabetes and the heart disease or stroke that's listed as the cause of death."LeClair said he sees the possibility for a multi-themed, multi-agency strategy for diabetes prevention.The groups at this month's meeting set themselves a deadline of six to eight months in which to study the discussion paper and come back with an action plan."One of the niceties about the whole thing is that while this was focused primarily on diabetes and the workshop was funded under the diabetes strategy many of the principles are transferable into prevention of other lifestyle-related diseases," he said.

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  Don LeClair, Executive Director40 Enman Cr., Charlottetownphone: 569-7688

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  Pictured below are some of the participants from the Fall Forum, from left is Reg Conohan of Cardigan Minor Ball, Baseball PEI President Don LeClair, Tignish Rec Director Amy Duncan, and Kenny ,Trixie' Dunn of the Kings County Baseball League.

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  It hasn't surfaced with any of our meetings with coaches or association presidents," said Don LeClair, president of Baseball P.E.I. "We certainly would be open to it if people wish to go there.It's certainly the movement nationally."
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  LeClair acknowledges the issue, but said his hands are tied until there's a movement to change.

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  Don Leclaire pe@ala.ca

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  Don Leclair
  
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  President Don LeClairVP-Administration Beth Luttrell

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  Don LeclairCourriel: don@peiactiveliving.com

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