A social evening, for those 55 and over, or those with special needs of any age. Meal choice Hot Hamburg or Chicken Parmigiana. Entertainment by Gaston Moreau.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will be collecting non-perishable food items, as well as gently used clothing and/or monetary donations during the LaSalle Strawberry Parade on Saturday June 8, 11am. Please help us help those who are in need!
Kingsville Basketball Summer Camp, July 22-26 from 10am-4pm at Migration Hall, 170 Main St. E., Kingsville. Ages 7-17, all skill levels welcome. $150 per child. Instructed by Head Coach, Bill Jones & Windsor Express Players.
What to bring:
Includes:
To register visit windsorexpress.ca or call 519-800-3665. Optional extended care, $30 extra for early drop-off, 8:30am and late pick-up, 5pm.
The Palliative Care program of the Brockville General Hospital
Invites you on the banks of the St. Lawrence River at Hardy Park Pavilion
for a reflective gathering of music, hope, healing and remembering those that have died
Celebrate Canada Day, on Monday, July 1 and hold witness to a live Citizenship Court on the beautiful, waterfront grounds of Fort Malden National Historic Site (NHS). Festivities rev up with the 5k Canada D’Eh run that starts at 9 a.m. The “Canadiana” experience continues with free, family activities and performances throughout the parks. Decorate and cycle to the event for free valet and bike rodeo at Toddy Jones Park.
New this year, “Amherstburg in Motion” hits the pavement! Kids will love checking out the Zamboni, get water sprayed by Amherstburg’s new Fire Truck hose and other “big machine” surprises while popular food trucks serve up scrumptious meals in Toddy Jones Park!
Live concerts by Two Years Apart and Big Louis and the Band hit the stage at 7:00 p.m. just before the grand finale fireworks display at approximately 10:00 p.m.
“Canada Day at Fort Malden NHS has become an iconic family tradition. We thank the Department of Canadian Heritage for supporting such an inclusive and fun event for our region.” says Mayor Aldo DiCarlo “It’s the best birthday party ever!”
For more information visit https://www.amherstburg.ca/en/discover/canadaday.aspx or facebook.com/VisitAmherstburg
The Municipality of Leamington is taking uptown revitalization to the next level by inviting local entrepreneurs to submit their business ideas for a chance to win a $15,000 grant to help them start their business in Uptown Leamington.
Spearheaded by Leamington’s Mayor Hilda MacDonald, Reinvent This Space challenges entrepreneurs to submit an idea for how their business would reinvent a vacant storefront in Uptown Leamington.
Along with Mayor MacDonald, a panel of local business leaders will review proposals and select a shortlist of finalists. The finalists will receive in-depth mentoring and support by local business leaders to help develop their business plans. Finalists will then make a final pitch to the panel, before the panel awards an up to $15,000 grant to the winner. The Reinvent This Space grant will be used to support the new entrepreneur by providing rent for 12 months to a vacant space in Uptown Leamington.
This program aligns with the recent award by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business which provided the highest score to Leamington in the Entrepreneurial Perspective category, which ranked optimism within the small business community.
“There are so many great ideas and potential entrepreneurs in our community,” said Mayor Hilda Macdonald. “The Municipality is proud to launch a program that will support potential entrepreneurs and help us achieve our goal of reinventing Leamington’s Uptown. I think we are going to see a lot of really exciting ideas come out of this competition.”
Applications for the Reinvent This Space program will open in early July 2019. Visit leamington.ca for info.
The Town of Essex will welcome world-renowned gardener and Order of Canada winner, Mark Cullen, for a free event on Wednesday, June 19 starting at 7:00pm.
Cullen, a garden communicator and horticultural consultant for Home Hardware Canada, will bring his expertise to the McGregor Community Centre (9571 Walker Road).
The event will include a presentation followed by a question and answer period and signing of Mark’s new book “Escape to Reality: How the World is Changing Gardening, and Gardening is Changing the World.” Books will be available to purchase for $25, with $10 of each sale supporting the Town of Essex Communities in Bloom committee.
The visit comes as part of the recognition for the Town’s Outstanding Achievement Award for Community Involvement, received at the National Communities in Bloom event in 2018.
“Mark’s visit is yet another reminder of the work accomplished by the Town’s Communities in Bloom committee, its dedicated volunteer, and the amazing gardeners in our community,” said Doug Sweet, Director of Community Services. “They have helped to put Essex on the map when it comes to local beautification and volunteerism.”
While the event is free, space is limited. Doors will open at 6:30pm, with the presentation starting at 7:00pm.
Learn more about Mark Cullen at www.MarkCullen.com
Carrie: The Musical is a musical with a book by Lawrence D. Cohen, lyrics by Dean Pitchford, and music by Michael Gore. Adapted from Stephen King's novel Carrie, it focuses on an awkward teenage girl with telekinetic powers whose lonely life is dominated by an oppressive religious fanatic mother. When she is humiliated by her classmates at the high school prom, she unleashes chaos on everyone and everything in her path. We are very proud to say that this is our 29th production in our community.
July 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 at The Green Room Theatre, 600 E.C. Row W.
The Box Office is located at Cardinal Music, 2569B Jefferson.
Our phone number is 519-944-5800 and our web address is www.cardinalmusicproductions.com Tickets are $25
Every week we hear about a new form of fraud, usually spread by phone or email: ransomware, extortion, phony Canada Revenue Agency or bank calls, and more. Nearly 80 percent of mass marketing fraud is conducted by organized crime groups, and it's currently the second most common criminal activity funding terrorist activities. However, most mass marketing fraud is never reported. Often the victims are too embarrassed to admit their losses. But silence can allow the fraud to continue.
For the second June installment of the KFPL Live monthly speakers’ series we are delighted to offer a presentation on Fraud Awareness by Tom Cheel from the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC). Jointly managed by the RCMP, the Competition Bureau, and the OPP, the CAFC is the central agency in Canada which collects information and criminal intelligence on such matters as mass marketing fraud (e.g., telemarketing), advance fee fraud (e.g., West African letters), Internet fraud and identification theft complaints. In his presentation Tom will outline the most common types of fraud and how you can protect yourself. This information will be of particular use to seniors.
The presentation will take place twice: first at Isabel Turner branch on Wednesday, June 26, at 2 p.m. and then at Sydenham branch on Thursday, June 27, at 2 p.m. Both sessions will be the same, and both are open to adults and teens. There is no admission charge, but seating is limited. To avoid disappointment, please register in advance at calendar.kfpl.ca/events or by phone at (613) 549-8888 as of 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 15.
