On October 30, 7:30-9:00am at the Leamington Arts Centre join the Leamington Chamber of Commerce for Bagels & Business.

November 24, starts at 6pm. The parade travels from George Ave. N. through Town to the Fairgrounds. For more information call the Leamington Chamber Office, 519-326-2721. For Parade application forms visit, www.leamingtonchamber.com

The Human Resources Department is pleased to announce that applications for the 2018/2019 Firefighter Recruitment are currently available on the City's website. 

The City of Windsor will accept applications for the 2018/2019 Firefighter Recruitment from October 26, at 1pm until no later than 12pm on November 9. No late applications will be accepted. 

To be considered for the Firefighter Recruitment with the City of Windsor's Fire & Rescue Services Department, the minimum requirements are as follows:

• At time of application, an application must be eighteen years of age or older. 
• At time of application, an applicant must be legally entitled to work in Canada.
• At time of application, an application must possess an Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma or Ontario Ministry of Education equivalency. 
• At time of hire, an applicant must provide proof of a current, valid and lawful Class "D" driver's licence with "Z" endorsement in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act, for the purposes of operating a City of Windsor vehicle and provide a driver's abstract as a condition of employment. 

To find the application, please visit www.citywindsor.ca, search term “firefighter.” The City of Windsor only accepts applications for the Firefighter Recruitment online. For those applicants who do not have access to a computer, please note computer access is available at your local library. Applicants that do not have a valid email address may attend the Human Resources Department, located at 400 City Hall Square East, Suite 408, to complete an application, which will be entered online, and the applicant’s receipt will be issued at that time.

For complete details regarding these positions and how to apply, please visit our website at www.citywindsor.ca ,Employment Opportunities.

The Essex Municipal Heritage Committee, in collaboration with the Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village, will present "100 Years Worth Remembering" on Saturday, November 10 in recognition and celebration of the end of World War 1. 

This free event, which runs from 10am until Noon, will feature the Souterrain Impressions exhibit, a collection of reproduced World War 1 carvings which were made by Canadian soldiers as they waited to move to the forward trenches before the historic Battle of Vimy Ridge in 1917. 

Cutator Zenon Andrusyszyn will present on the exhibit as well as the work done to bring the carvings to Canada. The presentation will be followed by a World War 1 display and question and answer period with local military historian Mickey Moulder. The event will also include information about The Dumbells, a troupe of entertainers who organize amateur concerts at Canadian encampments in France. 

"As we prepare to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War 1, this exhibit is a stunning reminder of the very real experiences our soldiers went through," said Richard Meloche, Deputy Mayor and Chair of the Town of Essex Municipal Heritage Committee. "The exhibit provides a once-in-a-lifetime chance to gain insight into the everyday lives of Canadian soldiers."

The exhibition also received The Lieutenant Governor's Ontario Heritage Award for Excellence in Conservation. 

Light refreshments will be provided. Donations to the exhibit will also be accepted. 

For more information, contact Lisa Wacheski, Curator & Manager of Education at Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village for more details at  curator@ctmhv.com, 519-776-6909 or www.ctmhv.com