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meets Thursdays from 9:30 am – 3 pm and on alternating Tuesday evenings from 7-9 pm at Centre Noel Legault , 245 Lakeshore Rd in Pointe Claire. Embroidery classes offered in various techniques and levels. Visitors and new members welcome. Contact us at info@lcsg-gtal.ca or visist http://www.lcsg-gtal.ca

The Centre des femmes solidaires et engagées (CFSE) – Your Women’s Centre, wishes to inform you of its news operating hours. The Centre is now open: Monday to Wednesday from 8:30am to 5 pm and Thursday from 1pm to 9pm. Feel free to call us (514) 388-0890 for information on our services (ex. individual intervention,...

Shows you how hackers can gain access to your computer and your identity. Cost $22.

CHIP is now offering a 10 week beginners evening Speechreading program. Specially geared to young adults, students and adults.

Annual Lottery Get a chance to win the grand prize of $10,000 cash 10 prizes to win for a total of $20,000 $100 per ticket 600 tickets only Winning tickets will be drawn on Friday, June 30, 2017 at 10 a.m. at the West Island Palliative Care Residence. Buy your tickets online or contact Karen Rhodes at 514 693-1718, ext. 223 or donations@wipcr.ca

The Centre des femmes solidaires et engagées – Your Women’s Centre invites you to a workshop on budgets that will cover the following topics: “How to reduce spending and manage debts”,”How to make a budget”, and “Healthy grocery for tight budgets”. This free three week workshop will be offered in French and will take place...

The Ghost of the Carricks by Gearóid Ó hAllmhuráin

The Centre des femmes solidaires et engagées – Your Women’s Centre invites you to a self-esteem workshop whereby you will create a personal vision board that will be used to discover yourself. Come have fun and be part of an empowering experience. This four week workshop will take place at the Centre, starting Thursday May...

Centre Greene is hosting its annual Book Sale on Friday, May 5th

Every year the graduating students of the Visual Arts Program at John Abbott College put together an exhibition of their best work. In their final semester of study, students work closely with faculty and technicians to develop their own creative studio projects. Building on the knowledge gained in various disciplines including painting, drawing, print making, sculpture, and electronic media, students are guided through the planning, research and creation of advanced independent artwork. Upon completion of their projects, students choose their best works to be included in the exhibition. All students participate in the preparation and installation of the graduation exhibition. This process introduces them to all the steps involved in organizing a professional public exhibition of their work. With the help of faculty and technicians, students prepare the walls, set up lighting and solve spatial problems related to the placement and hanging of works in the gallery. The vernissage is a time for celebrating our graduating students’ accomplishments. This special evening is often the first time students show their work in pubic. Parents, family and friends are invited to come appreciate and discuss the artwork in this celebratory setting. We are proud to exhibit the ambitious works of our graduating students. It is an important event for the Visual Arts Program and for these young artists. We hope you enjoy the show.

Stewart Hall Singers with conductor Douglas Knight present “Mozart plus”. Concert includes “Vesperae solennes de confessore, and works from Palestrina to Rutter. May 6, 8:00 p.m. Église St-Joachim, 2 Ste-Anne, Pointe-Claire. $20. http://www.stewarthallsingers.ca 514-697-2952.

We have 2 hours if ice time reserved for a FREE friend and family Skate. Come join our silent auction including Montreal Canadien Tickets, a “chuck-a-puck” contest and our new Bills for Skills competition.

The Montreal Lutheran Council is hosting Connie Kaldor in concert. Connie is a Juno award-winning artist and a member of the Order of Canada who has shared the stage with innumerable artists, including Shawn Colvin, Tracy Chapman, Sylvia Tyson, the Chieftains, and Daniel Lanois. Her musical career began at an early age with her singing with her four siblings in the local Lutheran church choir in Saskatchewan. This concert is a benefit for Canadian Lutheran World Relief (clwr.org) as part of the Reformation Challenge (http://elcic.ca/ReformationChallenge/).

Throughout the month of May, the Centre des femmes solidaires et engagées (CFSE) – Your Women’s Centre, is collecting non-perishable food items for women in need at their centre as well as new pyjamas, socks, undergarments and personal hygiene products for women and children for Auberge Transition, a shelter for victims of conjugal violence and...

The Centre des femmes solidaires et engagée – Your women’s Centre, will be hosting a free conference in English on “The realities of trans people” presented by the Centre for Gender Advocacy. The event will take place at our centre. For more information or to sign up, please call Josie 514-388-0980.

Come by and buy! Gently used clothing, household items, decorative items, small electronics and more…

Celebrate Canada's 150th anniversary at a celebration for the common good and social progress!

Press Release April 27, 2017 — The Lester B. Pearson School Board (LBPSB) Co-operative Education Program is delighted to announce that Spectrum Voices has agreed to donate the proceeds from their upcoming two concerts, “A Lyrical Scrapbook” held in May, toward this important program for young adults with developmental delays.   The concert “A Lyrical...

100% of the proceeds go towards Women on the Rise (WOR), a non-profit organization helping single parent families. Women on the Rise works hard to enable and empower mothers to re-enter into the work force or return to school while preparing their children for school through physical, emotional and educational development programs and services. Help Women on the Rise by partaking in this event

Fashion bazaar of new and slightly used women’s clothing and accessories

A large selection of used books in English and French for your summer reading at rock bottom prices. CD,s, raffle etc. Hot Dogs will also be available ($$).

Lots of used books for all ages, English & French, games, cd’s. Come and pick up some great summer reading at rock bottom prices. Hot Dogs served $.

"CANTIAMO" - Join the Chorale Philomela Singers at one of TWO concerts featuring music inspired by Canada's 150th anniversary. Raffle with prizes provided by our generous sponsors and a reception following the concert. A portion our proceeds will be donated to West Island Citizen Advocacy. Saturday May 13 - 7:30pm at Union Church, 24 Maple, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue & Sunday May 14 - 3:00pm at St-Columba-by-the-Lake Church, 11 Rodney, Pointe-Claire. Tickets: $18. Students/seniors $10. Info: 514-605-0015 or facebook.com/choralephilomela.

Voices for Hope community choir with director Douglas Knight present a benefit concert “The Beat Sings On” with songs from Broadway to Pops. May 14, 3:00 p.m. Cedar Park United, 204 Lakeview, Pointe-Claire. $15. Info: http://www.cedarparkunited.org 514-630-0331