Community Event - Niagara - Molina-Lagunas Studio Student Recital
Join students from Molina-Lagunas Studio as they perform their end of year piano and cello recital. All ages.
Join students from Molina-Lagunas Studio as they perform their end of year piano and cello recital. All ages.
Join us for our Annual BBQ, 'Celebrate Canada'
Thursday, June 27 at 12 Noon
Tickets in advance $10
Highway Church, 800 Stewart Blvd
613-342-4075
Wednesday June 19th at St. John's Anglican Church, 99 Brock St. Come and enjoy Strawberries, Cake and Ice Cream. Tickets available at the door are $7 for adults, $4 for children 5-10, under 5 is free. There will be Craft tables, Home Baking, a Silent auction, Jewelery, Books and Treasurers 'n Trivia. Afternoon sitting is from 2-4 pm with John Earnshaw on the piano. The evening sitting is from 6-8 pm with the Peterborough Concert Band from 7-8 pm. Event goes rain or shine.
Niagara Music Gives returns for the 5th year at Polonia Park in NOTL on Saturday June 22nd. This event is FREE with donations at the gate to support the Music Gives Movement to support local kids to learn music. There will be Zippy Zoom inflatables, live entertainment, food and drinks as well. Come one Come allhttps://www.facebook.com/events/376265602992190/
Forest Legion Breakfasts are made to order Omelets or Traditional Breakfast with Bacon, Sausage, Scrambled eggs, Potatoes, Pancakes/French Toast
Juice, Coffee, Tea, Desserts or Fruit
A 'Day of Action', one of many across Ontario, marking the one year of resisting government cuts to: Public Services, Education, Health Care and decent work.
Flyers, and other information, will be shared with the public to provide the facts on how provincial policy changes and budget cuts impact our communities in Leeds, Grenville, & Lanark.
Everyone welcome to join members of CUPE, CUPW, ETFO, IBEW, OECTA, OPSEU, OPSSU, OSSTF, PSAC, SEIU, UNIFOR, UFCW, and other local unions.
Join us on Saturday, June 15 at 4 pm for a concert to recognize the ‘marvelous grace’ of our Lord.
On Sunday June 16th, the guest speaker at the annual St. Andrews-Knox United Church Heritage service will be Mr. Ian Smillie, who will be speaking on the issue of “blood diamonds”, past and present. Mr. Smillie, a former UN Security Council investigator on this issue, has written two books on this subject, and is currently the Chair of the Board of the Diamond Development Initiative, an organization that seeks to help small scale miners bring diamonds to market in a fair and just way. Ian Smillie was appointed to the Order of Canada in 2003. The service in which he will be speaking begins at 10:30am, at St. Andrews United Church, outside of Bainsville (at the corner of Second Concession and 2nd Line.) Light lunch afterwards. For more information contact Rev. John at 613-808-9992.
Thursday, June 27 at 1:00 pm
Windsor Police Headquarters, 4th floor Boardroom
150 Goyeau Street
To address the Board, please contact the Board Secretary in writing 8 days prior to meeting.