Community Event - Windsor/Leamington - Look Again! The AGW Collection at 75 Years

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Three years ago, the AGW made a multi-year commitment to showcase the Gallery’s Collection to provide opportunity for sustained engagement in learning about art in Canada and to support visitor experience and student learning. We are thrilled to launch its next iteration. This exhibition continues to profile themes of Canadian Heritage and the Land and Portraiture and the Body, and celebrates the historical collections leading to the 20th century. This time we will enrich these topics with more diversity and feature new acquisitions, many of which expand the Gallery’s ongoing commitment to cultural diversity. For the student and teacher experience this exhibition is supported by AGW’s continued commitment to supporting the Ontario Provincial Curriculum in seven programs serving grades K-12. This exhibition will include many of your favourite works and those which have truly defined the Gallery’s collection - Prudence Heward, Emily Carr, members of the Group of Seven and their contemporaries. Enriched is the Gallery’s continuing commitment to Indigenous histories, especially in the Great Lakes basin, for example works by Bonnie Devine, Norval Morrisseau, Daphne Odjig and Angus Trudeau. The AGW collection - it’s your resource to enjoy and share with family and friends, colleagues and peers. A special thank you is extended to our multi-year exhibition sponsors who include The Morris and Beverly Baker Foundation, Windsor Mold Group, The Chandisherry Foundation, Mary and Bud Weingarden, Jennifer and Sean White and Teppermans. Thanks are also extended to Education Sponsors Bill & Rochelle Tepperman and for the 75th Anniversary, the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund. Co-curated by Catharine Mastin and Chris Finn. Non-members $10 Gallery admission. FREE to AGW Members.

This exhibitions opens on November 30, 2018, and is on-going.

Art Gallery of Windsor
401 Riverside Drive West
N9A 7J1
Windsor

Community Event - Windsor/Leamington - Fridays Live! Exhibition Opening at the AGW

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Fridays Live! Opening Reception for Look Again! The AGW Collection at 75 Years and Kenneth Saltmarche: Dedicated Visions Exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Windsor Fridays Live! is one of the AGW’s signature public events presented when new exhibitions are launched throughout the year. Come see the exhibition unveiling on Friday, November 30 from 7:00PM – 10:00PM. Cash bar and light hors-d'oeuvres. Non-members $15. FREE to AGW Members. Friday Curatorial Tour: Join Chris Finn for a tour of Kenneth Saltmarche: Dedicated Visions from 7PM - 7:30PM.

Art Gallery of Windsor
401 Riverside Drive West
N9A 7J1
Windsor

Community Event - Niagara - Beautiful Boy Movie event

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BEAUTIFUL BOY special event panel discussion with CASON | Community Addiction Services of Niagara following Thursday 6 December's screening at 7pm. One night only. Everyone is welcome!


Teenager Nicolas Sheff seems to have it all -- good grades, editor of the school newspaper, actor, artist and athlete. When Nic's addiction to meth threatens to destroy him, his desperate father does whatever he can to save his son and his family.

??? Three nominations so far for Best Feature at Adelaide Film Festival, San Sebastián International Film Festival 2018, and Toronto International Film Festival 2018.

“One of the most essential films that could exist right now.”
- Collider

" An emotional powerhouse, too powerful to resist...impossible to forget.” - Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

A must-see film this Oscar season. See you at the movies!

FILM HOUSE MEMBERS: $7 | REGULAR: $9

At The Film House. 250 St. Paul Street, St. Catharines, Ontario, CANADA.

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ABOUT CASON
Community Addiction Services of Niagara provides comprehensive alcohol, drug and gambling addiction treatment for individuals and their families. CASON is committed to excellence and collaboration in the provision of a comprehensive client-centered community based service for individuals and families with addiction concerns.

The Film House (inside Performing Arts Centre)
250 St. Paul St.
L2R3M2
st catharines, ontario

Public Notices/Announcements - Ottawa Valley - Pembroke Street East Rehabilitation & Closure

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As part of the Pembroke Street East shave and pave project the intersection of Pembroke Street East and Mackay Street will require traffic control by the OPP on Friday, November 23rd from approximately 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 pm. (Weather dependant). This is required to allow for the paving of the top surface of Mackay Street, from Pembroke Street East to Alfred Street. The City of Pembroke asks that drivers respect the posted construction signage and traffic control persons at all times.

You are also reminded that the businesses within the construction and detour zones remain open for business and the many business owners would be happy to serve you. Businesses not accessible from a side street will be signed for access off Pembroke Street.

We thank you for your patience as the City of Pembroke continues to improve our infrastructure.

For Further Information, Contact: Brian Lewis,

C.R.S.-S Manager of Operations City of Pembroke 613-735-6821 Ext. 1410

Événement communautaire - Thetford Mines - Serez-vous de la partie?

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Les dernières campagnes de financement ont permis à La Croisée, regroupement de parents et amis de la personne atteinte de maladie mentale, de croire qu’avec de l’appui on peut faire partie de la solution. Pour notre 3e campagne de financement, nous souhaitons atteindre un objectif de 10 000 $.

Des produits d’érable seront vendus le 6 décembre chez Quincaillerie RONA et le 7 décembre 2018 chez IGA Marché St-Pierre & Fils. Les produits seront également disponibles à La Croisée. Par la suite, la population sera invitée à notre SUPER Souper Spaghetti le 20 mars prochain qui aura lieu à la salle de Réception Mont Granit.

Subventionné pour les services de base par le MSSS, l’organisme a besoin de plus pour répondre à sa mission. C’est donc avec une grande motivation que nous comptons sur votre générosité habituelle pour atteindre notre objectif dans le cadre de cette 3e campagne de financement.

Quincaillerie RONA et IGA Marché St-Pierre & Fils
G6G 4N4
Thetford Mines

Public Notices/Announcements - Chatham - Card Making at Tilbury Branch of CKPL

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Join Jenn Ford from CK Card Connection at the Tilbury Branch, CKPL every month for a different card making class. Please bring your own adhesive and scissors to each class if you have them. All other materials are included in the cost of the class.

To register, please go online to search.ckpl.ca and search “card making” or call 519.682.0100.

Tuesday, November 27              6:00 to 7:30 pm      cost is $10 per person

Make 3 different themed Christmas cards.

Tuesday, December 11              6:00 to 7:30 pm      cost is $10 per person

Make 6 different Christmas gift tags.

Public Notices/Announcements - Chatham - CKPL Offers Draw for Performance Tickets!

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CKPL Offers Draw for Performance Tickets!

If the name Fred Penner brings fond memories to your mind, or his songs, like "The Cat Came Back", bring a spring to your step, we’ve got the draw for you!

Ridgetown, Highgate and Bothwell branches of CKPL are pleased to announce a draw to win tickets to see Fred Penner in concert at the Mary Webb Centre in Highgate on Saturday, February 16. When patrons borrow any two items from December 1 to January 31, they will receive a ballot to be entered into a draw for a pack of four tickets.  Ridgetown, Highgate and Bothwell branches will each have one set of four tickets to draw.

Tickets have been made available through the generosity of the Mary Webb Centre Board and The Friends of the Ridgetown Library.

To find out more about programs and events at Chatham-Kent Public Library, visit www.ckpl.ca.

Community Event - North Bay - Jocko Point Christmas Dinner

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On Sunday, December 9, the Jocko Point Community Centre will host a Christmas dinner buffet that will include turkey with all the trimmings, ham, and dessert. First sitting: 3 pm. Second sitting: 5 pm. Adults: $10.00. Children 7-10: $5.00. Children 6 and under: Free. Reservations: 705-753-4281 or DinnerReservation1209@gmail.com. Location: 1082 Jocko Point Road, about 3 km south of Highway 17 between North Bay and Sturgeon Falls. (Cash only.)

Jocko Point Beaucage Community Centre
1082 Jocko Point Road
P1B 8G5
North Bay

Community Event - Kingston - Free showing 8th Fire Part 2 Sunday 25th Nov 1.30

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Part 2 of 8th FIRE, a 4- part CBC production, will be shown on the big screen at Chalmers United Church, Kingston.  In it, host Wab Kinew guides an  “energetic journey” through Indigenous territory.  Chalmers/Sydenham Street Churches invite everyone to participate and view the series as a way to respond to the Canadian Truth and Reconciliation Report.  Stay for tea and casual conversation.   Free Admission.   

Parts 3 and 4 will be presented Sunday afternoons, February 3  &  24, at  1:30 PM.  

Chalmer's United Church
212 Barrie Street (at Clergy)
K7L 2L8
Kingston