Please join us on Thursday, November 12, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom to learn the methodology for researching the Canadian fallen in the Second World War. Our presenter, Ken McKinlay notes that his presentation, Second World War-Researching the Canadian Fallen, will deal with the situation that “researching our relatives and ancestors who fought for Canada in the Second World War can be a challenge, especially since many of the records are not yet available online. In this talk we will be looking at the various resources to help you in researching those that ultimately gave their life in the service of Canada in the Second World War. We will also touch upon additional resources to help you in your research of those that survived that conflict.”

Contact the Branch at lambton@ogs.on.ca for the link to the presentation.

THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF SARNIA-LAMBTON

• 180N College Ave
• Lochiel Kiwanis Centre, Lower Level
• N7T 7X2 519-337-3651

After School Program (2020-2021)

• Monday to Friday 3:00-6:00
• Ages: 4-12
• Weekly Rate: $30.00  
• Weekly Rate includes PA Day Program
• Daily Rate: $8.00
• Bilingual Homework Assistance and Tutoring Available Nutritious Snacks Served Daily

PA Day Programs

• 9:00-5:00
• Ages: 4-12
• Daily Rate: $30.00
• Lunch is NOT provided
• Must Pre-Register

Registration Forms Available at www.bgcsarnia.com

Niagara Spay Neuter Assistance on-line Christmas Auction on Facebook. Please join us, we have moved to an online fundraiser! Start is 9 am. Nov 13 and end is 6 pm. Nov. 20, 2020. In the Facebook Search type in “Niagara Spay Neuter Assistance on-line Christmas Auction”. Instructions and pick up locations listed on the Auction Page. Great variety of items: Gift Baskets, Gift Cards, Housewares, Home Decor, Kitchen Ware, Clothing, Collectibles, Toys, and much much more! One stop Christmas Shopping from the safety of your home! These gifts give twice--when you give to your loved ones, co-workers, friends etc. you also give towards spay neuter in the Niagara Region. We are a non-profit and all monies go directly to veterinary care and spay/neuter. 

Island View Retirement Residence is organizing a fundraiser for Arnprior-Braeside-McNab Seniors at Home Program. Participating restaurants in Arnprior will be cooking up their best pot of chili for Chili Fest 2020. Celebrity judges will be taste-testing each restaurant's chili between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00  p.m. and restaurants will be selling "Chili and a Bun on the Run" for $10 on November 19th from 11:00 a.m. until closing. Businesses are encouraged to bring in chili as part of team appreciation events, or taste-testing events, all for fun! Let's find out who's got the best chili in Town!

You could be the first jackpot winner of Our Hospital 50/50!

When someone wins the jackpot, so does our community’s healthcare.

All proceeds will help purchase urgently needed advanced medical equipment to care for our community.

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Tickets are on sale November 1, 2020 to November 29, 2020 at 11:59pm.

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The North Bay Film Festival is kicking off on November 13th and we would like to promote and let people know that tickets are available starting today. This year's festival will be hosted online and will be completely free for viewers to tune in and watch straight from their homes. The North Bay Film Festival announced the film lineup for it’s 2020 edition. This year’s festival will run from November 13th - 15th and will be hosted in an entirely online format, allowing viewers to tune in and enjoy all of the programming straight from their home. All film screenings are FREE and viewers are encouraged to donate what they can. Screenings tickets are limited will be limited so pre-order your tickets now via northbayfilmfestival.ca! This year, the North Bay Film Festival is celebrating 5 years of showcasing critical, engaging and entertaining cinema. The 2020 festival will present two Jewish features, 3 Indigenous features, as well as 3 Indigenous short films. The films will be presented through four distinct film series including Feature Films, Canadian Shorts, Student Shorts and the Curated Shorts Program. This years Curated Shorts Program will showcase a series of bold and unforgettable stories, breaking expectations and conventions of what it means to be ‘disabled’. North Bay Film Festival will kick off Friday, November 13th at 5:30PM with screenings of Happy Place followed by Synonyms at 8:00PM. The festival will also feature screenings of films such as Shiva Baby, Martin Eden, and Blood Quantum, as well as filmmaker Q&A’s for films There Are No Fakes and the Curated Shorts screening Person Before Ability. The full festival schedule is now live on northbayfilmfestival.ca. Visit the North Bay Film Festival website for all festival news, schedules and tickets. Tickets to film screenings are limited, so pre-order your’s now to guarantee your spot!

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northbayfilm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northbayfilmfestival/?hl=en https://nbff.eventive.org/welcome #NBFF North Bay Film and the North Bay Film Festival strive to serve audiences living in and around North Bay and are dedicated to presenting the best of contemporary cinema, principally highlighting the work of Canadian, Indigenous and Northern Ontarian filmmakers. Our mission is to shine a spotlight on new perspectives, marginalized voices and bold artistic visions. The Near North Mobile Media Lab actively promotes media arts access for all artists, regardless of age, class, gender, sexual orientation, race or ability. We provide the tools that media artists, students, and media arts audiences in Northern Ontario need to produce, present and enjoy all forms of contemporary media art. We envision a thriving media arts community in northern Ontario that produces innovative work, has access to contemporary presentations, and is an active participant in a national discourse by overcoming regional limitations. 

The YMCA Northeastern Ontario is conducting a fundraising campaign called My Y is Resilient. 

For over 160 years, the YMCA has been a charity that has played a key role in supporting the health and well-being of the communities they serve. The Covid19 pandemic has changed the way they operate and they have had to adapt. They can't do this alone, and they need your help! 

Naming opportunities exist as well as other ways to give through donations, securities transfer and bequest. 

For more information contact 705-497-9622 or visit their website ymcaneo.ca

Fort Erie Lions Monthly Take-Out Fund-Raising Dinner. Menu includes; Baked Ham, Scalloped Potatoes, Vegetables, Pineapple, Roll & Dessert. Cost $12.00 Debit/Charge Payment Available. Pick-up between 5:00PM & 6:30 PM at the Fort Erie Lions Seniors Centre, 265 High Street, Fort Erie.