In memory of Raymond Campeau from Ray & Louise Forget & family

April 11, 5-7pm at Paula's Fish Place, 847 Point Pelee Dr., Leamington. Door prizes, information & networking at its best! People who attend Business After hours are there to make business contacts and learn about the host business. This is a drop-in event for you to network, make business contacts and more. Bring lots of business cards and enjoy the evening. 

RSVP by April 5. Call 519-326-2721 or email info@leamingtonchamber.com

March 27, 11:30am registration and 11:40am-1:pm lunch & networking program at Days Inn Leamington, 201 Erie St. N., Leamington. 

Cost, $15 for Chamber Members and $25 for Future Members

• Are you a Small Business seeking Human Resources and Disability Management help?
• ICERP can help develop an integrated Mental Health program for your business
• Is your business prepared to properly handle workplace injury?
• ICERP can help improve overall workplace productivity and employees satisfaction
• Can Vocational Assessment help determine an employees TRUE POTENTIAL?
• Discover how you can save money and expedite the Return to Work process for injured workers

Please RSVP at 519-326-2721 or email info@leamingtonchamber.com

A consultation and information session hosted by the Municipality of Leamington & Leamington District Chamber of Commerce

March 7, 10-11am at Municipality of Leamington, Council Chambers, 111 Erie St. N., Leamington. 

Join Leamington for a free cup of coffee and muffin. This is a great opportunity to learn about and provide input on Leamington's 2019 Community Improvement Plan and connect with the Municipal Economic Development Office. 

This is a free event, but registration is required. Please contact info@leamingtonchamber.com or call 519-326-2721 to register. 

February 26, 11:30am registration and 11:40am-1pm Lunch & Networking Program at Days Inn Leamington, 201 Erie St. N., Leamington. Cost, Chamber Members - $15 and Future Members - $25. 

• What is your marketing strategy for 2019?
• Does your marketing efforts support your brand identity? 
• How does Social Media fit into your business? Are you seeing an ROI on your posts? 
• Learn how to create a marketing plan designed to show sales results and the importance of tracking your results 
• and learn a few tips and tricks and become a marketing pro! 

Make your connection today as space is limited and fills up fast. RSVP Required. Please RSVP at 519-326-2721 or email info@leamingtonchamber.com

The first installment of the 2019 Interim tax bill is due March 1, 2019. 

For further information call 905-945-9634.

Celebrate Family “in motion” Day with Tecumseh

This Family Day, Tecumseh Parks & Recreation in partnership with the Windsor-Essex Communities In Motion, invites you to celebrate Family in motion Day at the Tecumseh Recreation Complex & Arena located at 12021 McNorton Street, Tecumseh, ON.

This FREE Family event takes place Monday, February 18, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

• Public Skating 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
• Other activities include: Free Family Bingo, Tabletop Games and Crafts

The Windsor-Essex Communities in Motion encourages families to “Power OFF and Play” on Family Day this year by turning off screen-based devices and replacing them with other fun and educational activities that include physical activity and social interaction. Tecumseh is helping to do that by providing lots of cool activities for families in Town.

For more information visit www.tecumseh.ca or call the Tecumseh Parks & Recreation Department at 519-735-4756.

Collections come in all shapes and sizes. From comic books and stamps to antique perfume bottles and depression glass, a collection can be a varied and unique as the person doing the collecting. For the new exhibit: Questers Collect Museum Windsor has partnered with local Questers to showcase some of the unique personal collections found in Windsor-Essex County. 

Questers collect features a wide variety of collections including vintage purses, walking sticks, samplers, motto ware, beer steins, Vaseline glass and much more. In addition, artifacts that were restored through Quester donations, such as the bar from Abars, will also be on display. 

The Questers, as an organization, was formed by Jessie Elizabeth Bardens of Fort Worth Washington in 1944. The first Canadian chapter, Maple Leaf #311, was opened in Windsor in 1967. Today, the organization has grown to include approximately 650 chapters in Canada and the United States with 9 located in Ontario (all of which are actually found in Essex County). Questers seek to educate by research and study antiques and to donate funds to the preservation and restoration of artifacts, existing memorials, historic buildings, landmarks, and educational purposes. 

This year, Windsor will play host to the Questers International Annual Convention, taking place at Caesars Windsor, April 29 - May 2. 

Questers Collect will be opening in February 2019 and will run until September 2019. Visit museumwindsor.ca for more details. 

May 2, doors open 6:30pm at Duff-Baby Interpretation Centre. St. Clair College Professor, Chad Beharriell will speak to the Museum Windsor Group on the topic: Into Canadian Arms: The Reno Gang in Windsor (1868). All are welcome! 

April 28, 2pm join Museum Windsor for a Ford City Walking Tour. $5.50 per person, limited space. Call 519-253-1812 to pre-book.