This exciting day is designed to connect women business leaders, clients, and prospects alike while enjoying some of the county's most sought-after wineries. 

Travelling from Kingston to Prince Edward County via a luxurious coach, guests will enjoy a delicious wine tasting at Keint-He Winery & Vineyards. Next, attendees will have the opportunity to put their taste buds to the test diving into a delicious and seasonal three-course pre-fixe lunch at the famous The Drake Devonshire while listening to our inspiring keynote speaker and certified sommelier, Dr. Kim Meathrel. Before making our way back to Kingston, guests will experience another incredible wine sampling at the Karlo Estate Winery.

The Chatham-Kent Film Group presents 'The Whale' - Monday, April 3rd at 4 and 7pm at Galaxy Cinemas Chatham.

The Chatham-Kent Film Group presents the Oscar nominated movie, 'Women Talking' - Monday, May 1st at 4 and 7pm at Chatham Capitol Theatre.

Get egg-cited... the Easter Bunny is stopping by the Bracebridge Library!  Join us for a free event with all things Easter Bunny, including crafts, games, and of course an egg race!

 BunnyFest! 

 Saturday, April 1
 1:00 - 2:00 PM
 Drop-In | Free Program!

Learn more at: https://bracebridgelibrary.ca/event/bunnyfest/

The Davedi Order of Merit- April 22, 2023
This award recognises outstanding individuals who have volunteered their services to the community in the areas of the arts, music, sports, health, education, and charities. Past honorees in the Order of Merit are named at https://davedi.com/order-of-merit/.

This year’s Honourees Cindy D’Agostino, Lori Burns, Kevin Oschefski, Mike Monaghan and In Memoriam of George Martyn, Tickets are $50 and available at the Davedi Club, get your tickets as they will go quickly so contact the Davedi Club 705-474-4190 to purchase you tickets and reserve your table. Cocktails 5:30 pm and Dinner 6:30 pm.

On April 28th workers and their families and friends ask that all those who have died as a result of workplace hazard or injured or suffered with an occupational disease, be remembered this day.  The National Day of Mourning was was fixed April 28th to commemorate Third Reading in the Ontario Legislature of the first comprehensive Workers Compensation Act in Canada in 1914.  In 1984 the Canadian Labour Congress declared a 'National Day of Mourning' for workers killed and injured on the job.

In Sarnia, the Sarnia & District Labour Council,(SDLC); Workers Health and Safety Centre, (WHSC); Victims of Chemical Valley, (VOCV) and the Occupational Health for Ontario Workers, (OHCOW) invite everyone to remember those lives we have lost and he many who suffer as a result of hazardous workplace exposures.

The Day of Mourning serves the prime purpose for which it was instituted to create safer workplaces so workers can end their working lives in dignity and health. Please join us in Centennial Park at the Memorial at 6:00 pm on April 28th, so we may remember and support each other.

Can you make music with tin cans, soda straws, garden hoses, and turkey basters? Juno Award-winning children’s entertainer Al Simmons can! Discover the wacky science behind these zany instruments as he pits them against the string, woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments of the Kingston Symphony in this action-packed, sing-along concert.