Wallaceburg and District Historical Society Annual Banquet.

At the Jeanne Gordon Hall, Dinner is $30.00/per person.

Social 6pm, Dinner 6:30pm, 7pm Guest Speaker Mark Aarssen will discuss his new book release "An Onion Under Glass", with some great stories.

For more Information please call the Museum 519 627 8962, email museumpr@kent.net

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to acknowledge the intergenerational impact of residential schools, while honouring the process of reconciliation. On September 30, Trent University will educate and reflect on the experiences of former students of Residential Schools and to commit to ongoing reconciliation. 

Truth Before Reconciliation: Indian Residential and Day School Histories, by Prof Jackson Pind, First Peoples Gathering Space, at 3:00 p.m. and streamed on Zoom 

“None of that Witchcraft Dancing” reading and talk by residential school survivor and Elder Shirley Ida Williams and Returning Home film screening, Nozhem First Peoples Performance Space, Enwayaang, 7:00 p.m.

Join CMHA at Au Vieux Duluth Restaurant on Wed Oct 5th 11am-9pm at the 4th annual Dinner Fundraiser.

Enjoy 1 of 3 meals when you make a donation to mental health. 

Live music, raffle, silent auction!!!!

For more details visit CMHAEast on Facebook or call Angele 613-551-9253

The Forest Legion is holding its annual Turkey and Ham Meat Raffle and 50/50 on Saturday October 1st 3:30 PM

Giant Garage and Bake Sale at Trinity Pres. Church  9 Manitou Crescent Amherstview on Saturday November  5. from 9AM to 2PM. Great bargain and t.reasures

Join us for a short meeting, social and guest speaker. The guest speaker will be Laxmi Konmar speaking on The Women of Nepal in Agriculture and the Environment. Go to our Facebook page or website for details on how to become a member. The cost is $10 Single and $15 Family. New members welcome.

Candidates for Council and District will present platforms and discuss the issues.