Come on out to The Moose Lodge and enjoy FREE admission to our Motown Extravaganza!!  Featuring DJ Sean Robbins.  Food is available for purchase.

Come dressed in your best Motown inspired clothes for a chance to win a prize !!  Listen to awesome Motown music and enjoy Susan O'Neils creative decorations

to create that Motown Feel. 

Independent Living Centre Kingston is hosting it's annual Spring Swing Dance and Silent Auction featuring the LaSalle Causeway Swing Band. The event will be held on March 23rd, 2019 at the Royal Canadian Legion 560 located at 734 Montreal St. from 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm. All proceeds from the event and silent auction will benefit programs and services at Independent Living Centre Kingston. Tickets are $15 ea. or $25/couple and can be purchased by contacting 613-542-8353 or email: araposo@ilckingston.com

Proceeds to be used for sponsoring a Hearing Ear Dog or other service projects.

Doors open at 12:15 p.m.  Games start at 1 p.m. Sharp

Cash Prizes - Raffles

$5.00 per person in advance from any Quota Member

Asleep in the Arctic: The Geopolitical Risks of Canada's (in)activity in the North 

As an arctic nation, Canada has a unique opportunity in terms of access to a region with immense potential. However, Canada is not alone in this opportunity and other arctic nations such as Russia, are actively pursuing this same potential and leaving Canada behind. In addition, states such as China, which although are not geographically contiguous to the arctic, are also making claims to arctic access. In this talk, Matthew will draw on his extensive experience, reflecting on what he has observed is happening in our own backyard and what it means for our prosperity and our country.

About Matthew Fisher 

Matthew Fisher is the first Resident Visiting Scholar in defence and security at the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History and Massey College, University of Toronto, and a fellow of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute. He is Canada's most experienced foreign correspondent, with 45 years of experience, having been to 172 countries and lived in Belgium, Germany, Russia (8 years in Moscow), Hong Kong, Britain, Iraq, Jerusalem and Afghanistan.  During his travels he has observed 19 wars and conflicts from Central America and Rwanda (the genocide) to Chechnya, Nagorno-Karabakh, the Balkans, the Middle East, Somalia, Timor, South Asia and Abu Sayyaf's Islamic war in Mindanao and he visited 34 of Canada's 52 Arctic communities as well as Greenland, Alaska and Siberia. He was the international affairs columnist for the Toronto-based National Post and Postmedia for 17 years. Before that he worked as a columnist for Canada’s Sun Media newspapers and as the Toronto Globe and Mail's bureau chief for Alberta and the Far North.