Arts and Craft Show May 5, 2018 at Wyoming Legion from 10-3.  Lunch Available 11-2.  Free Admission.  Many vendors with a variety of crafts, something for everyone

Do plants have a Circadian rhythm? Can dogs understand English? Can colour affect your memory? Want to know more about magnetic levitation, volcanoes, drippy diapers, allergies, bacteria at school, or soil erosion? These topics and more will be on display at the 43rd annual United Counties Science Fair this Saturday April 7th at Saint Lawrence Secondary School in Cornwall.

 If you are the parent, aunt, uncle, or grandparent of a child attending any of the schools in the three United Counties or the district of Akwesasne then this fair is of interest to you. The “Science on the Wall” category will showcase over 200 science posters by grade 1 to 5 students and the “Science Fair” category will feature over 96 grade 6 to 10 students from 17 area schools displaying and explaining their projects. This is an excellent opportunity for you and your family to see our budding scientists, engineers, researchers, and community leaders of the future!

Public viewing will take place in the school gymnasium from 8:30am to 2:00pm, followed by a Science Spectacular show from 2:30pm to 3:30pm, then the awards presentation in the cafeteria from 4:00pm to 5:00pm. We will be awarding approximately $12,000 in prizes, awards, scholarships, and trips, including the opportunity to represent our regional fair at the week long Canada Wide Science Fair in Ottawa in May!

Come out and enjoy the science and technology on display! Everyone is welcome!

The RCNA Sarnia Branch will be hosting a dance on the 3rd Friday of each month - starting 20 April 2018 - at 7:30 PM.  Only $10 at the door - public welcome.

Join us for our April Fund-Raising Baked Ham Dinner. $12.00 adults, $6.00 children 10 yrs and under. For take-out call 905-871-7761. 

Learn from speakers who are experts in their field.  Wednesdays 10AM to 12PM.   May 2 - The Right Road is Straight Ahead: The Legacies of Canada's Peacekeeping Past;  May 9 - Movies for the Masses: The National Film Board, "the eyes of Canada";  May 16 - The Lives and Deaths of Stars;  May 23 - Access and Privacy in the Digital Age;  May 30 - How Free Trade With China May Impact Canada's Domestic and International Politics; June 6 - Medical Cannabis - What's it all About?;    Armenian Community Centre, 156 Martindale Road, St. Catharines;   Wheelchair accessible;   For further information and registration, please visit www.lifelonglearningniagara.com;   $50 for 6 lectures or $10 per lecture.

 RCL Branch 623, Bath Legion, a multi vendor Spring Market. Homebaking, home made condiments from Jessie's Kitchen, handmade jewelry, Sparkling lights in a bottle, Norwex, Voxxlife Socks, Big Creek Farms, Origami Owl jewelry, and more! Legion kitchen will be open for lunch. There are just 2 Tuesday markets left.

On April 28, we remember all the workers hurt or killed on the job through injury or occupational illness.  The pain of the injured and lives of those lost must not go unrecognized and unaccounted for.  This is why the Day of Mourning must also be an opportunity to renew the fight for the living.  Let the lives lost be a call to action for every worker to demand a change in workplace cultures and practices to ensure all workers return home safe and sound. On Saturday April 28, please join us at 10 AM at the Firefighter Memorial Garden, Clifford Hansen Fire Station, 240 East Street to pay tribute to lost and injured workers and to commit to prevention of future occupational injuries and diseases. 

This event is sponsored by the Sarnia & District Labour Council, The Victims of Chemical Valley, the Occupational Health Clinics for the Ontario Workers and the Workers Health and Safety Centre.

  Conférence gratuite de M. Michel Litalien, spécialiste en histoire militaire, sur le Régiment de St-Hyacinthe 1871-1956. Le mercredi 11 avril à 19h au Manège militaire (2155 boul. Laframboise). La conférence sera suivi du lancement du livre (25$) de M. Litalien.