March 14, 10am-12pm at United Way Board Room, 300 Giles Blvd. E., Unit A1. Course fee, $15. Bring a laptop if available. 

Participants in this workshop will: 

• Become an Achieve Ontario certified organization
• Recognize the value of volunteer involvement and increase their ability to attract and retain volunteers
• Be able to use the Position Description Bank to write volunteer position descriptions and performance evaluations
• See how Achieve Ontario helps to simplify volunteer recruitment by helping describe the tasks and skills required for the position, along with any training requirements 

Who should attend? Volunteer coordinators/managers and other staff or volunteers responsible for engaging and recognizing volunteers in their organization. 

Register online at www.weareunited.com/training 

Windsor’s Streetcar No. 351 restoration project is almost complete, and the fully restored landmark will be a spectacular symbol of our city’s history for the community to enjoy. With plans to place the streetcar on our waterfront for the public to appreciate, the City is looking to the community to help raise funds for the cost of the enclosure that will house it.

The “Preserve & Protect” fundraising campaign has officially launched with a goal of $100,000 within 351 days. The campaign is off to a great start, having already raised $20,000. In addition to raising funds for the enclosure, the City of Windsor has partnered with ENWIN Utilities and YourTV/Cogeco. Together, they will produce an educational video about the history of electricity and the streetcar, which will be viewed in schools. The streetcar will also be the focus of many school field trips.

Honorary fundraising chair Bob Pedler was the first official donor to the “Preserve & Protect” campaign and is thrilled to be involved with the project. Bob, along with Mayor Drew Dilkens invites rail enthusiasts, history buffs and the community to visit the official website at www.streetcar351.com. The new website will provide background, updates and videos on the restoration project, as well as options to purchase t-shirts and contribute to the campaign through online donation access.

Streetcar No. 351 will be the focal point of the Celestial Beacon, one of five beacons planned for the riverfront in the City’s Central Riverfront Implementation Plan. The Celestial Beacon is the farthest west, situated close to the University of Windsor and within the Windsor Sculpture Park. It was chosen for its beauty and amenities, like parking, washrooms and available utilities.

For more information or to make a donation, please visit www.streetcar351.com.

June 10 from 11:00am to 8:30pm at Kingsville Golf and Country Club, 640 County Road 20

Join business professionals for a day of golf and networking at Essex County's longest running business golf tournament! Book a foursome or come on your own and we will place you with other golfers for a fun, networking event.

Included in your registration are the putting contest, longest drive, closest to the pin, hole in one with prizes for the winners, and more. There will also be prizes for the top three teams as well as the most honest team.

Register early to take advantage of advance pricing. This tournament will sell out quickly! https://www.windsorchamber.org/events/#id=769&wid=3101&cid=114

April 24 from 5:00pm to 10:30pm at Augustus Ballrooms, Caesars Windsor, 377 Riverside Dr E

Since 1991, the Business Excellence Awards has become the premier business event of the year, recognizing the achievements and contributions of business leaders in Windsor and Essex County. Join us at the 2019 Business Excellence Awards to celebrate and recognize business excellence.

Register online today!

https://www.windsorchamber.org/events/#id=758&wid=3101&cid=114

April 4 from 4:30pm to 7:30pm at St. Clair College SportsPlex, 2000 Talbot Rd. W. 

The Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce has partnered with the Leamington District Chamber of Commerce and the Amherstburg Chamber of Commerce to present the 2019 April After Business Regional Tradeshow and Networking Evening.

Bring your networking A-game! Explore Essex County's largest business to business tradeshow visiting our exhibitors who will showcase their services and products, then network with business professionals while enjoying complimentary appetizers and a cash bar.

Advance Price Online Registration ends FRIDAY, MARCH 15TH!

Sponsored by: Country 95.5, St. Clair College of Applied Arts & Technology, Women's Enterprise Skills Training of Windsor

Register Online today!  https://www.windsorchamber.org/events/#id=770&wid=3101&cid=114

12th Annual Warden's Luncheon Featuring Essex County Warden Gary McNamara on March 29, from 11:30am to 1:30pm at the Ciociaro Club, 3745 N Talbot Rd., Oldcastle, ON. New Essex County Warden and Tecumseh Mayor Gary McNamara presents his inaugural address to Chamber members and guests, Sponsored by Libro Credit Union

Register Online today:  https://www.windsorchamber.org/events/#id=768&wid=3101&cid=114

Canada Post has started delivering 70,000 City of Windsor 2019/20 Collection Calendars to residential mailboxes. The Collection Calendar is valid from April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020 and acts as a handy reference tool throughout the year. The calendar not only indicates collection days but also provides valuable information, such as preparation requirements, how to get rid of needles or bulk items, and why your garbage may not have been collected in certain situations. Citywide delivery of the calendars is expected to take four weeks.

Residents who do not receive a copy of the 2019-20 Collection Calendar by March 31, 2019 should call 311, and a copy will be mailed to them. Residents can also find a printable copy on the City of Windsor website after April 1, 2019 at www.citywindsor.ca under “My Collection Calendar.” Collection information is also available at www.mappmycity.ca or by downloading the Recycle Coach App from your phone’s app store.