Come join Pinchin Industry Professionals for Lunch and an in-depth discussion of the risks & issues associated with this new industry. Jan 31 2019, 11:30am at the Ciociaro Club.

The production of Cannabis and Cannabis products is regulated under Health Canada. However, when it comes to environmental compliance there are other federal, provincial and municipal regulations that apply. Through effective planning and management, environmental compliance can be achieved and health & safety risks associated with the Cannabis Industry can be mitigated.

Highly experienced in the Cannabis industry, Pinchin understands the challenges facing these highly humid, odorous indoor growing environments and their associated processing plants. Come hear how to manage moisture damage to buildings, gain regulatory compliance, keep workers safe and manage nuisance complaints associated with odour

FREE 4-Week Training: Communication Counts

Starts March 18, 2019; Monday to Thursday 9-11:30 a.m.

Register Today: 613-932-7161

Need help being more assertive?  Trouble handling anger and feedback?  Communication is an essential part of life.  People have different ideas and beliefs and at times it is difficult to come to agreement.  This training will help adults improve their communication skills in a safe learning environment.

This training will examine the following topics:

• Identifying your Communication Style
• Body Language
• Handling Feedback
• Assertiveness
• Handling Anger
• Rights at Work
• Working through Conflict

The ball doesn’t drop until midnight, but the festivities start bright and early at Adventure Bay Family Water Park Presented by WFCU Credit Union. Before you move on to your countdown viewing party, drop by for some rides, slides and more!

On December 31, celebrate New Year’s Eve with family-friendly festivities and lots of tropical winter-beating fun sponsored by AM800 CKLW from 10am to 4pm, and enjoy it all with a friend thanks to our special one-day two-for-one admission deal (visitors can pay one regular admission to receive a second admission of equal or lesser value free). 

Pencil Adventure Bay into your family’s daytime social calendar for New Year’s Eve and visit us for a unique holiday experience.

To learn more about Adventure Bay Family Water Park, visit www.adventurebay.ca

Enjoy an evening of music and dance with SOLID  GOLD and a sumptuous buffet.

Cocktails:  6:30  Dinner:  7:00

Tickets: $90 membets  $100 guests

Contact Ralph James at (705) 482-0231 no later than Saturda5130y December 22

Ladies' Auxiliary General Meeting

January 8, 2019

Starting at 7:30 pm

All members are asked to attend.

The City of Windsor’s Recreation staff are happy to announce that preparations are complete and free public skating at Charles Clark Square will open for the season.

Supervised Hours of Operation (weather permitting):               

·         Monday to Friday, 3:30pm – 10:30pm

·         Saturday and Sunday, 8:30am to 10:30pm

·         Family Day (February 18th), 8:30am to 10:30pm

Holidays Hours (weather permitting):

·         December 22nd to January 6th, 8:30am to 10:30pm daily, except the rink is closed at 3:00pm December 24th and 31st and closed all day on December 25th and January 1st.

Skate Lending:  

All Saints Church will be offering free skate lending again. Skaters are welcome to visit the church on Saturdays between 10am and 12 noon to borrow a pair.

To learn more about public skating, call 311 or visit www.citywindsor.ca

The City of Windsor is providing another opportunity for community input on the University Avenue and Victoria Avenue corridors. A public survey has been launched to gather ideas on the existing roadway elements and opportunities for future improvements.

The short survey focuses specifically on the areas of University Avenue, between Huron Church Road and McDougall Street, and Victoria Avenue, from Chatham Street West to Park Street West.

Cycling infrastructure, on-street parking and streetscaping are all under consideration for what amounts to three and a half kilometres of corridors under study. The Transportation Planning Department together with the project consultant are gathering this feedback to help optimize the existing right-of-way and achieve safe, efficient, comfortable and convenient travel for roadway users of all ages, abilities and modes of transportation for the next 20 years.

The University Avenue and Victoria Avenue Survey will be open until January 6, 2019 and will be added to feedback from other resident and stakeholder consultations.

For more information on municipal initiatives visit WindsorEA’s.ca , CityWindsor.ca or call 311.