Leadercast is the world's largest leadership conference, and the Burlington Chamber will be bringing it to Burlington for the first time this year.

This one-day experience will showcase 10 of the world's most influential and acclaimed leaders to all answer the same question: What is the one thing that makes a leader worth following?

• Humility
• Grit
• Trust
• Story
• Flow
• Action
• Courage
• Fulfillment
• Possibility
• Curiosity
• Belonging
• Fun

Every Leadercast participant will walk away inspired, better equipped, and motivated to lead in new ways. The ripple effects from hearing world-class leaders, athletes, disruptors, innovators, and teachers are invaluable.

Leadercast will be the spark that ignites your excitement and motivation to grow into a leader worth following. You will experience transformational insights from these incredible speakers.

Join us for a day of networking and an opportunity to learn and grow with your team and fellow Chamber members. A boxed lunch will be included in your ticket.

Thursday April 7th 4:30-7:00. 5731 Desson Ave. Niagara Falls. 
Pasta, Meatballs, Salad, Dessert. Adults $12 children under 5 $6 . 
Take-out available . 

Members of the Anglican Parish of All Saints South Grenville (St. Paul's, Cardinal, St.
John The Evangelist in Prescott and St. James in Maitland) will be accepting donations
from the wider community to assist the people of Ukraine who are currently suffering
under a brutal invasion of their country. In the Cardinal area the contact is Mary
Munnings, 613-341-7248 munningsmk@gmail.com. In the Prescott area contact
George or Barbara Vail 613-925-5513 vailbarbara67@gmail.com. St. James hall on
Church Street in Maitland (next to the Augusta Twp. Fire Hall) will be open from 9:00
a.m until 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 26th to accept donations of medical and
personal care products.. The Parish is partnering with a group at St.James Anglican
church in Perth, Ontario. All donations will be sent to a Ukrainian organization in Ottawa
for shipment to the war torn area.. Regardless of how events unfold over the next few
weeks, these supplies will be very much needed by refugees and those inside Ukraine
who are able to access them. The following is a suggested list of items that would be
helpful:

Bandaids (various sizes);
Peroxide,
Rubbing Alcohol,
Non-prescription drugs- Tylenol, Advil (adult & childrens), cold & allergy medications,
antiseptics & salves, ant-acids, etc. (brand names or generic are fine)
Toothbrushes (adult & child)
Toothpaste,
Disposable razors
Powdered baby food
Baby diapers (various sizes)
Feminine napkins/tampons
Depends for seniors
Medical tape, gauze, cotton, sterile bandages (all sizes)
Shampoo, hand soap, deodorant

In addition- many people who have Home Care while recovering from surgery or other
health issues, may have medical items left over that they no longer need, cannot return
and don't know how to dispose of them. As long as they are unopened and sterile,
those items will also be accepted.

For further details please contact: Wayne or Doreen Thornhill at 613-926-1631 or
wayne.d.thornhill@gmail.com
 

60th Anniversary Celebration- Community Living Port Colborne-Wainfleet

Saturday June 4th from 2-5pm 

Market Square & King George Park Port Colborne.

Open to the public, come out to celebrate with us and learn more about us. 

Hosted by creative non-fiction writer and author Linda Bond, PAGES is a series of gatherings for the community to enjoy meeting local writers and hearing them read their work. Everyone is welcome to come and listen. A Q&A time is included. April’s featured writers are Paul Kite and Patricia Whittaker.

There is no cost to attend. Registration is required. To register, call 613-968-6731 ext. 2037 or send us an email at infoserv@bellevillelibrary.ca.