Looking for a job in Halton? Join Amity Goodwill at Burlington Public Library, Central Branch on Thursday, September 28, 2023 from 10am-2pm.

Connect with employers & explore opportunities in this FREE event!

Meet one-on-one with a variety of employers in the Halton area.
This is a free event for both Job Seekers and Employers to attend.

Registration is open! https://goodwillonline.ca/haltonjobfair

No Resume? No Problem.

If you don’t have a resume or need support to update your existing resume, call our Career centre at 905-633-8324 ext:2221

Burlington Public Library Book Sale

Sept. 9 and 10 at Central Branch, 2331 New Street

from 9am-5pm

Over 5000 gently-used books, DVD's, CD's, audiobooks, magazines and more! 

For all ages

Shoppers can stuff a BOOKS MAKE ME HAPPY zippered canvas book bag full of sale items for $15 - one price for the bag and the books.

Hope in Every Step - Halton Women’s Place 

Join us for Hope in Every Step (previously “Hope in High Heels”), a walk to end violence against women and show support for those affected by gender-based violence within our community.

By walking with us, you will not only show your support for survivors but also raise critical funds for Halton Women’s Place, the only women’s shelter in Halton.

On Sept 23rd at Milton's GO Station we will march, walk and stride towards raising awareness and funds for those affected by domestic violence. Lace up your sneakers, wear some HWP high heels or YOUR most comfortable shoes and join us in being part of the solution.

Check-in:  10:00am  Walk begins:  11:00am 

https://haltonwomensplace.com/hope-in-every-step/ 

#HWPHopeInEveryStep

At the heart of the exhibition lies a spiritual response to the landscape and the imperiled ecosystems of the northernmost reaches. Janet translates her personal dialogue with the landscape into a visual language that evokes emotion and contemplation.

Overview

The public is warmly welcomed to the opening reception on Sunday, October 15th, 2023, from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Attendees will have the exclusive opportunity to personally engage with the artist, savour the artwork, and connect with fellow art enthusiasts over refreshments and hors d'oeuvres. Janet Read will offer remarks around 2:30 pm. This event is generously supported by Château des Charmes, providing an assortment of fine wines. 

The artist wishes to acknowledge funding support from the Ontario Arts Council, an agency of the Government of Ontario.

Artist's Statement
"in place of the beholder there is a rememberer."
-Howard Hodgkin

I work from experience and memory. Recent travels in the high Arctic in 2018 and 2023 inform current work. The arctic experience nourishes and sustains my imagination, especially during the past pandemic years. Memory, hope, and experience are made tangible in the act of painting.

My work stems from a deep connection to place and an immersion in the natural world. Paint is applied spontaneously in a process of improvisation refined over the period of the painting process. Gesture and mark making are integral in my work.

Cultivation of the wild through Indigenous leadership can maintain a balance in this delicate environment. As Susie Evyagotalak, a leader from Kugluktut says; "Our garden is the sea."

See beauty.
Honour the land.

The high Arctic ignites my imagination with austerity, light, space, fragility, and beauty. My response: abstract visual explorations of light, earth and sea.

Belleville Garden Club

We are back from a summer hiatus. Come out and join fellow garden enthusiasts on Tuesday, September 26 th, at 7:00 PM at Eastside Community Baptist Church, 68 Rollins Drive, Belleville. Anne Barber, owner of Barber Flowers will be our guest speaker, demonstrating how to make the best arrangements using our own flowers. Everyone is welcome. Should you decide to join us, membership for the year is $15/person, $25/family. Visit our website: https://bellevillegardenclub.ca/ for more information.

Hope in Every Step - Halton Women’s Place

Join us for Hope in Every Step (previously “Hope in High Heels”), a walk to end violence against women and show support for those affected by gender-based violence within our community. By walking with us, you will not only show your support for survivors but also raise critical funds for Halton Women’s Place, the only women’s shelter in Halton.

On Sept 24th at Burlington City Hall we will march, walk and stride towards raising awareness and funds for those affected by domestic violence.

Lace up your sneakers, wear some HWP high heels or YOUR most comfortable shoes and join us in being part of the solution.

Check-in:  10:00am  Walk begins:  11:00am

https://haltonwomensplace.com/hope-in-every-step/

#HWPHopeInEveryStep