Come on out and join us for our Senior's Dinner on July 3 from 4pm to 6pm.
This month we will be having hot hamburger, mashed potatoes, gravy, veggies, salad, roll, coffee and tea for the low price of $6.
Everyone is welcome so come on out and give us a try. Also the Ladies Aux will be having a bake sale.
Come to your public library to hear author Maryam Rafiee discuss her attempts to communicate with her father during his imprisonment in Iran.
In her book, Dear Baba, Maryam shows, through letters and recordings, what she wished she could tell her father when she could have no communication with him. Along with the news she wanted to share with him, Maryam offers her thoughts on how to maintain hope and bonds in the face of uncertainty.
Join us for this personal and heartfelt session as the world acknowledges the International Day of the Refugee.
This event takes place on Saturday, June 22, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at our Central Branch (130 Johnson Street). Open to adults and teens on a drop-in basis. Takes place on the second floor in Meeting Room 1.
For more information, visit www.kfpl.ca .
Questions? Contact: Jacob Miller, 613-549-8888, ext.3522, jmiller@kfpl.ca
Rapids Family Health Team offers a free cooking class for Teen 13+. It's fun, interactive and FREE. Open to all teens call 519-339-8949 to register.
French History walking tour in honour of Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, June 23 at 2pm. Please call 519-253-1812 for more information. For tickets visit Snapd Windsor or call 519-253-1812 to reserve a spot.
Rapids Family Health Team offers a free cooking class @ 1150 Pontiac Dr., Sarnia. Topic: Summer Salads - All welcome - call to register 519-339-8949
Free admission at the Chimczuk Museum for National Indigenous Peoples Day. Special guided tour of the Original Peoples Gallery on June 21 at 2pm. For more info, www.museumwindsor.ca
Renovations to Detroit-Windsor Tunnel will Alter Transit Service
Transit Windsor’s service to Detroit will be altered starting June 23, 2019 due to the latest round of renovations in the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel.
As was announced earlier this week by the group overseeing the renovations, nightly closures will be in effect from 9 pm to 5 am, Monday through Thursday, from June 23 until July 19 (with some exceptions).
Please note: During the closure times, the last regular Transit Windsor service bus to Detroit will depart from the Windsor International Transit Terminal at 8:00 pm, and the last bus from Detroit to Windsor will depart from Little Caesars Arena at 8:34 pm during the Monday to Thursday nightly closures.
During special events at night in Detroit, the Tunnel will be used going to the event and the Ambassador Bridge will be used for the return trip home. Special Event Transit Service will continue for 30 minutes following games and concerts. Riders are picked up in the same location they are dropped off.
For more information on Transit Service, visitwww.transitwindsor.ca, and for information on the tunnel work, visit www.dwtunnel.com.
August 12 - 16, 9am-3pm at Sandwich Teen Action Group, 3735 King St. Ages 7-17, all skill levels welcome. $150 per child.
What to bring:
Includes:
Extended care offered at extra cost. To learn more & to register call 519-800-3665 or visit www.windsorexpress.ca
The Town of Tecusmeh’s Fire & Rescue Services is pleased to host the second annual #WomenOnFire event. The event is supported by St. Clair College and—new this year—the Canadian Armed Forces. #WomenOnFire aims to promote diversity in emergency responder organizations like Fire, Police, EMS, Canada Border Services (CBSA) and the Canadian Armed Forces within Windsor and Essex County as well as Chatham-Kent.
#WomenOnFire provides a female only recruitment training opportunity for women 18 years and older, to try out various components of each organizations’ physical testing, ask questions, network with women already working within the organizations and to have an opportunity to mentor with these women if they choose.
“We are proud to host this important event within Tecumseh with connections to the broader Essex Region and Chatham-Kent areas,” said Doug Pitre, Fire Chief and Director Tecumseh Fire & Rescue Services. “The event draws attention to increasing the number of women in emergency services. I’m proud of Donna for putting together this event for the second year and her efforts to promote diversity in our fields.”
The initiative was created by Donna Desantis, a Volunteer Firefighter with Tecumseh Fire & Rescue Services and a City of Windsor Facilities Supervisor. Donna has championed many initiatives and events aimed at educating, mentoring, advising and training young women interested in entering and succeeding at non-traditional employment opportunities in emergency response organizations in Windsor and Essex County.
“Our goal has always been to generate interest in an emergency services career for women,” said Donna Desantis. “I hope that by providing opportunities like this, we will see an increase in diversity which will in turn benefit local organizations and all municipalities in the region.”
The event will be held Saturday June 29, (rain date Sunday June 30) at Tecumseh Fire Station # 2, 5520 Walker Road, Oldcastle. Registration is on a first come/first served basis. There will be three 2-hour sessions, (8:30am-10:30am, 11:00am-1:00pm, and 2:00pm-4:00pm) with a break in between each session. Participants must wear appropriate attire including footwear, bring their own water, and will be required to sign a waiver and provide proof of age (over 18) at time of sign-in (max. half hour before event starts). There will be 15 openings per time slot, per service provider (Fire, Police, EMS, CBSA, Canadian Armed Forces).
Visit the Facebook Event page at www.facebook.com/Womenonfire-1319051094926033 which also provides some information, instructions to participants, parking, and required waivers.
