BCS is Celebrating 60 years of performing inspirational choral music to the Quinte Region.  Internationally acclaimed baritone Matthew Zadow from Belgium.  Jazz players Spencer and Oscar Evans, and Dan Douglas recorder player.  Enjoy an afternoon extravaganza of choral favorites and selections from the past 60 years!  Works from Bach, Beethoven, Bizet, Donizett, Fauvre, Schubert and Vivaldi.  Canadian song selections and so much more!  

WOMEN’S CHARITY CONCERT IN SUPPORT OF RED CEDARS SHELTER

Loyalist College students raising funds to help fight violence against women. On Friday, March 8, Loyalist College post-graduate Public Relations - Event Management students will be hosting a Women’s Day Charity Concert event at the Belleville Club from 7 pm to 12 am in support of the Red Cedars Shelter. In addition, donations of new or unused toiletry and hygiene products will be collected at the event. Concert tickets are $10 and the event location is 210 Pinnacle St., Belleville. Enjoy live music presented by talented local performers, enter a 50/50 draw and more.

Start March Break with a Mindful Monday class for kids at the Mary J. Benson Branch
We’ll explore mindfulness techniques and learn how to live fully in the moment.

Déjeuner-conférence de Mme. Jessie Leclair, elle viendra nous présenter son organisme PARRAINNAGE CIVIQUE DRUMMOND, elle sera accompagnée de Mme. Diane Pérusse qui nous partagera son expérience. Être parrain ou marraine, un bénévolat unique. L'activité se tiendra au mail central des Promenades Drummondville. Bienvenue à toutes et tous.

An interdisciplinary roundtable discussion

Join our panelists as they discuss King Ubu, from its controversial opening performance in 1896 to its significance in our current political climate.
All welcome. Refreshments provided.
Enter into a draw to win a pair of tickets to the Department of Dramatic Arts’ production of King Ubu.
*Please note that seating is limited and will be on a first come, first served basis.

Featuring:
Leah Bradshaw (Political Science)
Tim Conley (English)
David Fancy (Dramatic Arts and director of King Ubu)
Karen Fricker (Dramatic Arts)
Karrie Porter (St. Catharines City Councillor)
Members of the King Ubu cast and crew
Dramatic Arts students

Date: Wednesday, March 6
Time: 10 to 11 a.m.
Location: Cairns Atrium, Brock University

Start date: March 25, 2019 
End date: May 17, 2019 

Receive free training/ certifications (Mental Health First Aid, CPR & AED, Safe Food Handling and more), assistance in obtaining and retaining employment and a wage subsidy to help secure employment in the home support worker field. 

Qualifying factors: 
- Unemployed or underemployed 
- Not on or in receipt of employment insurance 
- Must have a self-identified disability and are willing and able to work in Canada 

Contact Job Zone d'emploi (613-933-9675) or GIAG - Employment Services (613-525-1533) to see if you qualify.

Media Advisory                                                         

For Immediate Release

February 21, 2019

KEYS Job Centre, Dress for Success & Well Suited Collaborating to Host Suit Up 2019 - Your Resume, Your Outfit & Your Confidence

(Kingston, ON): On February 27th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. KEYS Job Centre and Dress for Success Kingston and Well Suited will open their annual one-day Suit-Up Pop-Up Boutique at the Royal Canadian Legion, 734 Montreal Street. 

Nine years ago, Moore’s Canadian Suit Drive, an initiative that provides unemployed Canadians with gently used professional clothing, contacted KEYS Job Centre and asked the not-for-profit organization to be their community partner for the Kingston area. The Suit-Up event gives job seekers an opportunity to choose professional clothing in order to make that important first impression at a job fair, at an interview or for the first day of the job. Over the years, KEYS has reached out to local men’s and women’s clothing stores and professional networks for donations. These generous community donations, have allowed the event to be successful.   

“The professional clothing this initiative has received over the years has changed lives and sparked success for hundreds of individuals,” says Gillian Watters, Program Director at KEYS.  For the past 5 years, Dress for Success Kingston has partnered with KEYS and last year Well Suited was welcomed as a partner. Dress for Success provides professional attire for women; Well Suited provides a similar service for men. KEYS Job Centre specializes in offering career development support and individualized employment programs for job seekers. 

As we approach the Spring Hiring Season, the Suit-Up Pop-Up Boutique will once again offer job seekers an opportunity to choose from hundreds of business outfits. This will ensure that these individuals have the clothing and confidence they need to succeed in their job search. At Suit-Up, our volunteers will work to help a job seeker choose an interview outfit and will also provide guidance and support for any upcoming interviews.

“Job seekers are more successful when they also feel and look their best” states V. Ophelia Rigault, Employment Facilitator at KEYS Job Centre. We want the Suit Up event to be both fun and effective and move job seekers towards success.

Thanks to the generosity of the Moore’s Canadian Suit Drive, over 150 gently used business suits, blazers and shirts are donated each year by their local customer base. Professional women in our community donate women’s business attire and every year the event is bigger and bolder.

For information on Moore’s Canadian Suit Drive:

http://www.mooresclothing.com/mor/suitDrive.jsp

For more information about Suit Up 2019, contact:

KEYS Job Centre at events@keys.ca, or visit https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/suit-up-tickets-54427104936, or  https://www.facebook.com/events/391288704781306/?active_tab=about