Community Event - Niagara - Deep Sea themed Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School takes place in the mornings daily for one week. Children are engaged in music, games, crafts and themed Bible lessons. Come dive in to the Deep Sea!
Vacation Bible School takes place in the mornings daily for one week. Children are engaged in music, games, crafts and themed Bible lessons. Come dive in to the Deep Sea!
GARAGE SALE ON JUNE 09 9:00AM TO 12:30 PM AT LAURENTIAN WESLEYAN CHURCH
529 MCKAY AVE PROCEEDS TOWARDS LWC ACCESSIBILITY FUND
ITEMS MAY BE DROPPED OFF AFTER JUNE 3 AT THE CHURCH
The second June offering in Kingston Frontenac Public Library's KFPL Live monthly speakers' series will be a talk by Maureen Williams from the Kingston Horticultural Society on the development of the City's Pollinator Demonstration Garden.
The Pollinator Demonstration Garden is a small gem of a garden. Created in 2011 at Kingston's Memorial Centre, it shows living examples of locally successful perennials which can help attract pollinators to gardens of all sizes. Instead of just reading about recommended species, you can visit them in place and see how they will thrive in your local climate and soil conditions. In a time of pollinator decline, the demonstration garden is a valuable resource for individuals wanting to create their own "pollinator patch" to attract bees, butterflies and other native pollinators.
This presentation will take place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 12 at the Isabel Turner branch. This event is open to all adults and teens, but seating is limited. To avoid disappointment, please register in advance. Registration opens at events.kfpl.ca and by phone at (613) 549-8888 as of 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 2. For more information visit www.kfpl.ca
Wednesday, June 20 at 1pm at Windsor Police Service Headquarters, 4th Floor, Boardroom, 150 Goyeau Street.
Join us for our last monthly fund-raising dinner of the season on Friday June 8th. To celebrate summer we have a new dinner menu; chicken, potato salad, baked beans, garden salad and ice cream. Come out and enjoy this traditional summer menu. Join us anytime between 5pm and 7pm. Adults $12, kids under 10 years $6. Proceeds go to support Lions community initiatives. Held at the Lions Douglas Heights Seniors Centre, 266 High Street, Fort Erie. For take out call; 905-871-7761.
Recent reviews of fire safety in high/low rise buildings have identifies the need for the development of a program that assists building owners and property managers with understanding and meeting their responsibilities with respect to the Fire Code and the fire and life safety in the properties under their care.
Windsor Fire and Rescue Services is offering a program designed to address the above for property managers, building owners and others responsible for fire safety within high/low rise buildings and will be hosting a number of seminars, the first of which are as follows.
All of the seminars are scheduled for 1-4pm, with the first seminar to take place on June 28 at The Safety Village, 7911 Forest Glade Dr.
Additional dates:
The presentations will include information on why Ontario Fire Code awareness and emergency response training is mandates and required by the Ontario Fire Code for owners and designated supervisory staff and why it is strongly encouraged for tenants.
Additional topics covered will include:
For more information, or to register for a course please contact Windsor Fire and Rescue Services - Fire Prevention Division at 519-253-6573.
Space is limited - register early!
Recent reviews of fire safety in high/low rise buildings have identifies the need for the development of a program that assists building owners and property managers with understanding and meeting their responsibilities with respect to the Fire Code and the fire and life safety in the properties under their care.
Windsor Fire and Rescue Services is offering a program designed to address the above for property managers, building owners and others responsible for fire safety within high/low rise buildings and will be hosting a number of seminars, the first of which are as follows.
All of the seminars are scheduled for 1-4pm, with the first seminar to take place on June 28 at The Safety Village, 7911 Forest Glade Dr.
Additional dates:
The presentations will include information on why Ontario Fire Code awareness and emergency response training is mandates and required by the Ontario Fire Code for owners and designated supervisory staff and why it is strongly encouraged for tenants.
Additional topics covered will include:
For more information, or to register for a course please contact Windsor Fire and Rescue Services - Fire Prevention Division at 519-253-6573.
Space is limited - register early!
Recent reviews of fire safety in high/low rise buildings have identifies the need for the development of a program that assists building owners and property managers with understanding and meeting their responsibilities with respect to the Fire Code and the fire and life safety in the properties under their care.
Windsor Fire and Rescue Services is offering a program designed to address the above for property managers, building owners and others responsible for fire safety within high/low rise buildings and will be hosting a number of seminars, the first of which are as follows.
All of the seminars are scheduled for 1-4pm, with the first seminar to take place on June 28 at The Safety Village, 7911 Forest Glade Dr.
Additional dates:
The presentations will include information on why Ontario Fire Code awareness and emergency response training is mandates and required by the Ontario Fire Code for owners and designated supervisory staff and why it is strongly encouraged for tenants.
Additional topics covered will include:
For more information, or to register for a course please contact Windsor Fire and Rescue Services - Fire Prevention Division at 519-253-6573.
Space is limited - register early!
Take a giant step in the fight against kidney disease.
The Kidney Foundations Kidney Walks are the largest community fundraising event in Ontario dedicated to raising funds for innovative research, vital programs, and services that support people living with kidney disease.
For more information please visit www.kidneywalk.ca or call Tisann McSween at 905-278-3003 ext. 4963