Upcoming Community Events
Idea Distillery #3 The West Don Lands & it's future neighbour, a new Aboriginal Health and Cultural Hub!
Tuesday April 29th
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Mill Street Beer Hall - 21 Tank House Lane,TO
On Monday, March 31st, an historic announcement was made by the Government of Ontario in Toronto Centre. Following the 2015 Pan American Games, Anishnawbe Health Toronto will open a new state-of-the-art facility in the West Don Lands. In addition to being a centre of research excellence in traditional and modern medicine and health care, this new centre will be a hub for culture, entrepreneurialism and education.
Join us this Tuesday for the third instalment of the Idea Distillery speaker series and hear from Joe Hester and Jacques Huot of Anishnawbe Health Toronto, and David Donnely, a leading Canadian aboriginal and environmental rights lawyer, about the significance of this announcement and the history of aboriginal peoples in the West Don Lands and surrounding areas.
Light refreshments will be served. Hope to see you out!
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Mill Street Beer Hall - 21 Tank House Lane,TO
On Monday, March 31st, an historic announcement was made by the Government of Ontario in Toronto Centre. Following the 2015 Pan American Games, Anishnawbe Health Toronto will open a new state-of-the-art facility in the West Don Lands. In addition to being a centre of research excellence in traditional and modern medicine and health care, this new centre will be a hub for culture, entrepreneurialism and education.
Join us this Tuesday for the third instalment of the Idea Distillery speaker series and hear from Joe Hester and Jacques Huot of Anishnawbe Health Toronto, and David Donnely, a leading Canadian aboriginal and environmental rights lawyer, about the significance of this announcement and the history of aboriginal peoples in the West Don Lands and surrounding areas.
Light refreshments will be served. Hope to see you out!
St. James Town Community Clean Up - May 10th
10 AM - 2 PM
Following last year’s success, the St James Town Youth Council, Community Matters, and the YMCA along with other organizations, will be hosting their second annual Community Clean Up. It is an initiative that calls for community members as well as others who would like to participate to come out and clean up the very community that they live in to make it a better place. This year, the cleanup will be taking place on Saturday May 10th, from 10:00am – 12pm, with a free lunch provided after. For further updates on the clean up and for more information on how to register, please visitwww.stjamestownyouth.com or call Sneha, one of the event coordinators, at (647)-216-5757.
The Community Clean Up is an initiative that requires funding and the support of those from the community. If you would like to make donations of any kind or would like to be a sponsor, please email sjtcleanup@stjamestownyouth.com.
10 AM - 2 PM
Following last year’s success, the St James Town Youth Council, Community Matters, and the YMCA along with other organizations, will be hosting their second annual Community Clean Up. It is an initiative that calls for community members as well as others who would like to participate to come out and clean up the very community that they live in to make it a better place. This year, the cleanup will be taking place on Saturday May 10th, from 10:00am – 12pm, with a free lunch provided after. For further updates on the clean up and for more information on how to register, please visitwww.stjamestownyouth.com or call Sneha, one of the event coordinators, at (647)-216-5757.
The Community Clean Up is an initiative that requires funding and the support of those from the community. If you would like to make donations of any kind or would like to be a sponsor, please email sjtcleanup@stjamestownyouth.com.
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