Notre 4e Souper spaghetti se tiendra mercredi le 25 septembre 2019 à 17 h au sous-sol de l'église St-Jean-Bosco. Cout des billets : 10 $. 

Un grand but collectif : aider les hommes et les femmes qui veulent apprendre à mieux lire et à écrire pour avancer dans la vie.

Le rendez-vous annuel du Train des mots avec la population ! 819 993-6193

Le dimanche 29 septembre 2019,  au sous-sol de la Basilique Cathédrale, de 10 h à 16 h, plus de 20 artisans vous attendent! Entrée gratuite.  Bienvenue à tous!

Bring your palate Sunday October 6th to the 'Taste of Welland' presented by Community Support Services of Niagara.  Community Support Services of Niagara provides services to seniors and adults living with a disability to live at home independently.  

Travel to four Welland restaurants to discover a World of Flavours. Finish with tasty coffee and delectable dessert at the Seaway Mall.

Sponsored by Mr. Mikes Steakhouse Casual, Ye Olde Squire, Taris on the Water, The Black Sheep Lounge, Café Mochaccino, Mama Misfits Cheesecakery, and the Seaway Mall.

The Taste of Welland. October 6th, with registration at 11:30am, departing at 12noon.. Tickets only $50 each. Contact Jonna,905-788-3181, ext 27 or  cssn.ca events for more information.
 

The Gaetane Harvey Memorial Walk is a little event with a BIG heart! It is a community of people coming together, strangers becoming friends, feet on pavement, kilometers logged, funds being raised and making a difference no matter how big or small. We celebrate the lives of so many people that have been touched by cancer. I hope this walk empowers others to turn their grief, sadness or helplessness into something beautiful and meaningful. Please join my sisters and me in the 2019 Gaetane Harvey Memorial Walk on Saturday, September 21 and Sunday, September 22, 2019. A 53 KM walk throughout the streets of Belleville over the course of two days while raising funds to improve cancer care at Belleville General Hospital. 8:30am Registration at Zwicks Park.  For info go to www.bghf.ca

The members of the North Bay Elks Lodge are opening their doors to the public and inviting everyone to join them for the celebration of their building’s 60th Anniversary and for donating well over $1.5 million dollars to our community.  This a great opportunity to see pictures of our current and past members, to view photos of the many events in our history and, to celebrate good cheer with friends and family.

                Where:                 North Bay Elks Lodge – 325 Elks Lane

                Date:                     Saturday September 21, 2019

Time:                     10:00 am – City of North Bay Proclamation with Mayor Al McDonald

2:00 pm – 9:00 pm - Light snacks provided & a spaghetti supper will be available 5:00 – 7:00 pm (Supper cost Adults $10, Kids $5 under 12)

A little about our lodge; The Grand Lodge of the Elks of Canada instituted the North Bay Elks Lodge #25 in 1914, which means the Lodge has 105 years in North Bay.  The Lodge history is somewhat blurry, but in 1934 during the Great Depression, the charter was surrendered due to a both a lack of funds and members.  In August of 1953 our Lodge requested to be reinstated and in 1954 The Grand Lodge of Canada granted our request and we received our charter effective 1953, with the same Lodge #25.  In the mid 50’s our members put together a financial plan to obtain property and build a Lodge with revenue abilities.  In 1959 the small hall opened for business.  During this period construction continued on the large hall and members quarters.  It has now been 60 years since our Lodge has been open and operating.  Grant Devine, one of our long-time members, worked on the construction of our Lodge and he and his wife Shirley had their wedding reception here.  Grant and Shirley are celebrating their 60th anniversary this year and Grant lights up every time he walks into the small hall as it holds a life time of memories for him.  Our current membership is proud of what was started and what we have been able to maintain.

We hope that you and your family will consider joining us to celebrate this milestone in our building and our memories of 60 years. 

Sincerely,

Brian Krauskopf – President/ Exalted Ruler

Join Zig Misiak, creator of Real Peoples History, as he looks at the role Six Nations played in the War of 1812, and the effect the War of 1812 had on Six Nations' future. Following the presentation, there will be a Q&A period and a chance to purchase his book, War of 1812: Highlighting Native Nations.

Join the Niagara Symphony Orchestra String Quartet, composed of principal string players from the Niagara Symphony Orchestra, as they take you on a journey of music throughout the ages. 

The National Film Board production "Trick or Treaty?" will be screened, followed by a conversation on the realities, history, and cultures of Indigenous peoples. Led by Karl Dockstader and Sean VanderKlis, hosts of the One Dish, One Mic podcast, this dialogue explores the realities and aspirations of Indigenous peoples. Other upcoming events in the series: December 6, February 21, March 27, May 22, June 26.