Join us for our weekly worship and eucharist service to the glory of God alone.

We are located on the main floor of the triOS College building.
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Every Saturday evening

Fellowship start at 6pm
Service starts at 7pm

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Oakville Galleries is thrilled to present the return of Sunset Kino, Canada’s only outdoor avant-garde film festival, set against the stunning backdrop of Gairloch Gardens every Thursday from June 26 to July 17. Each screening begins at sunset and is introduced by the program’s curators, offering audiences a thoughtfully curated selection of films and videos by both Canadian and international artists.

Each year, the program is shaped by an overarching theme and thoughtfully aligned with our summer exhibition. This year’s theme, “What was that,” responds to ongoing geopolitical shifts and the narratives they produce, whether unfolding across borders or within our local contexts. It invites us to reflect on the constant need to recalibrate our understanding of the world, and to reconsider our roles both as individuals and as a collective—as a new global order begins to take form.

85th Annual Pilgrimage to the Shrine of St. Ann in Cormac on Sunday, July 27th.  The Triduum of preparation will be led by Bishop Michael Brehl, Bishop of the Diocese of Pembroke.  The principal Pilgrimage Mass will be at 11:00 a.m. at the Shrine. The Sacrament of Confession is available throughout the day. A Mass of healing with the Anointing of St. Ann's oil will be celebrated at 2:00 p.m. (Please bring your own seating.) On site : St. Ann's religious articles and other religious articles, St. Ann's Mass League memberships, food and refreshments vendors.  

Welcome everyone!

The 2025 Kingston Parkinson SuperWalk will take place on Saturday, September 6th at Lake Ontario Park from 9:00am till 12:00pm  bringing together families, friends, and supporters to raise awareness and critical funds for people living with Parkinson's and their caregivers. 

Positive Living Niagara is a registered charity dedicated to fostering a compassionate and inclusive community that supports individuals at risk and affected by HIV, Hepatitis C, Sexually Transmitted and Blood-Borne Infections (STBBIs), and substance use. Through harm reduction, prevention, education, and person-centered support, we empower individuals and promote overall well-being across the Niagara region.
We are thrilled to introduce the First Annual Red Ribbon Open Charity Golf Event, an exciting new initiative dedicated to raising vital funds to support our programs and services. Included will be 18 holes of golf, cart, prizes and dinner. 

The 2025 Cobourg Parkinson SuperWalk will take place on Sunday, September 7th from 9:30 until 2:00pm at Lions Pavilion, bringing together families, friends, and supporters to raise awareness and critical funds for Parkinson Canada.

This is a family-friendly, accessible event and part of a national movement to support research, advocacy, and support services for people living with Parkinson’s.

Cobourg - Parkinson Canada

For Immediate Release: RC4G* Peterborough - Rock Camp is Back!

RC4G* Peterborough is a community group committed to creating inclusive spaces for girls & gender non-conforming youth to experience and explore rock music, gain confidence and build community.

Since 2006 RC4G* Peterborough has been facilitating a range of community programming initiatives from summer camp to monthly jam sessions, community building events, skill building workshops and mentorship programs. Now, for the first time since the summer of 2019 - RC4G* Peterborough is bringing back Rock Camp.

The revitalisation of Rock Camp is built on a collaboration with Sadleir House & Trent Radio. Starting in 2025, RC4G* Peterborough’s programming is running under the administrative umbrella of Sadleir House, with programming leadership from Trent Radio’s Director of Programming (and Rock & Roll Fairy Godmother) Jill Staveley.

“As we rebuild RC4G* Programming and our Rock Squad, we’re moving slowly and keeping things as simple as possible with the hopes that we can foster a new and sustainable infrastructure for RC4G* goals and initiatives” says Staveley of the plans for Rock Camp this summer. “We managed to deliver a songwriting mentorship program with funding from Arts Alive in 2022 - but up until we started Rock Block (a monthly open jam session for young musicians with experience) this past February - RC4G* activity had been very quiet since Summer 2019.”

Summer Camp will take place at Sadleir House (751 George St North), and will run from Monday July 28th through Friday August 1st. At the end of the week, campers will perform at the Big Gig on Friday August 1st at 4:30pm. This will also take place at Sadleir House in the John K Muir Dining Hall.

Campers don’t need to play or own an instrument to attend Rock Camp, all skill levels are welcome, as there is always a wide range of musical experience at camp each year. Throughout the week campers will be assigned an instrument (guitar, bass or drums), and be placed in a band with 3 other campers. They will attend workshops, instrument lessons and band practice each day where they will write and rehearse an original song.

The cost to attend camp is $300, and there are some funds set aside for camper subsidies on a sliding scale. For more information, please contact Jill Staveley at rc4gpeterborough@gmail.com. The registration form can be found online at RC4G* Peterborough’s facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/rc4gpeterborough

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