February 1, 8:45-10:45pm at Paradise Bingo. 

February 9-10, at 4007 Sandwich St. Friday registration, 5:15-7pm with keynote speaker starting at 7pm. Saturday registration, 8:30-9am with opening remarks at 9am. Admission for two day conference, $25 for adults. All Students and members of military (showing proper I.D. are admitted free. Conference registration includes lunch on Saturday. For more information call 519-253-3000 ext. 2318.

Community Care Peterborough needs Volunteer Drivers to take clients to medical appointments, grocery shopping etc.

Reimbursed for expenses.

Help a senior or an adult with physical disabilities remain independent in their own home today!

Rotary Adventure in Citizenship Program April 29 - May 2.

The Rotary Club of LaSalle Centennial is pleased to announce a new opportunity for students in LaSalle through the Adventures in Canada Program. 

The students are sponsored by Rotary Clubs in all ten provinces and three territories and their travel costs are borne by the sponsoring clubs. To qualify, a student must be a senior high school student between 16 and 18 years of age with above-average marks, be a resident of the Town of LaSalle or a member of the Interact Club of LaSalle, and demonstrate a commitment to community leadership. A selection panel comprised of Rotary LaSalle members who are part of the Community Committee will review applications and hold interviews to select the winning candidate on February 27, 2018.

If you would like to apply to this award, you must complete the application form and submit it by February 24, 2018.

You may also provide any relevant documentation that you believe is relevant to your application (such as a transcript, a resume, letters of recommendations, news clippings of your accomplishments, etc.). This is optional.

The deadline for applications either by mail or email to the Rotary Club of LaSalle Centennial on February 24, 2018. Students will be contacted with an interview time by a member of the committee.

For the application form email lasallecentennial@gmail.com

Set yourself apart and earn your MSW on alternating weekends. If you hold a four-year honours degree in a relevant discipline or a BSW, the University of Windsor's MSW for Working Professionals was developed for employed professionals like you. The courses are offered in the Windsor and Peel region allowing you to obtain graduate level education to advance your career in the social work field. 

Sign up for the online webinar or attend an in-person information session:

www.uwindsor.ca/msw/info_sessions

Information session, February 1, 5:30pm

Online webinars, March 8, 12-1pm and March 22, 12-1pm 

Applications are currently being accepted for the Regular Track program in the Peel region and Windsor, and the Advance Standing program in the Peel region. Save your seat and learn how the MSW for Working Professionals can set you apart! www.uwindsor.ca/msw

Near North Voices – North Bay’s University-Community Choir – continues to challenge its choristers and entertain and educate their audience with new music as they present the first concert of their 11th season of musical innovation in North Bay on February 3.

The concert will feature music by composers from countries around the Arctic Circle and showcase the talents of North Bay pianist Marilyn Sutherland, with violinist Yuchen Dai (Windsor/Waterloo), and North Bay Symphony musicians Sebastian Sallans (Toronto) – violin, Don Clysdale (Callander/North Bay) – viola, and Jordan Wyshniowsky (North Bay) – cello.

Northern Lights will take place on Saturday, February 3, 2018 at 7:30 p.m., St. Andrew’s United Church, 399 Cassells St., North Bay. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for post-secondary students with valid student I.D., available at Gulliver’s Quality Books and Toys on Main St., and at the door.