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If you have a community event you wish listed on the
calendar, please email your suggestion to ckcucommunity@yahoo.ca.
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Caring and Sharing Charity Auction, Thursday Sept 25, 2008
Support The Huntington Society and Christmas Exchange by attending the Caring and Sharing Charity Auction. This exciting event will take place at 5:30pm on Thursday, September 25, 2008 at the Hellenic Banquet Centre (1315 Prince of Wales Dr.) and will feature great food and entertainment as well as both live and silent auctions. Tickets are $75 each or $600 for a Table of 8, and can be purchased at www.caringandsharing.ca or by calling 613-226-6434.
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The GLBTQ GRAD
STUDENTS' GROUP is a group for gay, lesbian, bisexual,
trans-identified, and queer grad students and their friends. It
includes grad students and law students from all the universities in
Ottawa. We meet socially every other week. Please check out our
upcoming events at www.ottawagradgroup.com.
Toastmasters International is a
non-profit educational organization devoted to advancing communication
and leadership skills in a supportive environment. Parliament Hill
Toastmasters' weekly meetings will provide you with opportunities to
conduct meetings, give impromptu speeches, present prepared speeches
and offer/receive constructive evaluation. Meetings take place
Thursdays at 7:00pm to 8:30pm at 340 Laurier Avenue. For further
information or to attend a meeting as a guest, please contact Muriel
How at 819-827-1274 or send an email to membership@parliamenthilltoastmasters.org.
Also, visit our website at www.parliamenthilltoastmasters.org.
HARMONIA CHOIR OF OTTAWA
AUDITIONS will take place Wednesdays during regular
rehearsals. Focusing on Canadian and World Music, this season
celebrates the 75th Anniversary of the Commonwealth of Nations with A
Night at the Proms, For the Fallen
(our annual Remembrance Day concert), our second Black History Month
Concert Hold Fast to Dreams and A
Common Wealth of Song! Come sit in and see if we're the
group for you! Wednesdays at 7:30pm. Rideau Park United Church (2203
Alta Vista Drive at Cunningham). For more information or to book an
audition call 613-833-1812, e-mail info@harmoniachoir.com or go to www.harmoniachoir.com
OPIRG-Ottawa meets at 7:30pm on
the third Monday of each month at Ottawa University's Club Nostalgica
to welcome campus and community activists for a night of entertainment,
refreshments, networking and socializing. A great way to meet people
interested in human rights, peace issues, environmental protection, and
so on. 230-3076
Oxfam has joined forces with
individuals and representatives from Ottawa faith, labour , student and
non-governmental organizations in forming the Ottawa No Sweat
Coalition. This coalition is part of the Ethical Trading Action Group
(ETAG), which is lobbying for Canadian public institutions to adopt
ethical purchasing policies and mobilizing for changes to federal
textile labeling regulations. If you're interested in getting involved
with the Ottawa No Sweat campaign by circulating the petition,
providing research and multi-media support, and getting the word out on
this important initiative, join Oxfam's Ottawa No Sweat Volunteer
Working Group! Please contact ottawavolunteers@oxfam.ca for further
information.
Ottawa Critical Mass
meets on the last Friday of each month. Bring your friends, sound
makers, costumes, and your energy! For more
information check out www.ottawacriticalmass.blogspot.com
Brixton's British Pub, 210 Sparks
Street, presents Coffeehouse Showcase and Open Stage,
showcasing music by Nathan Bishop. Sign up online for the Open Stage at
Ottawa.Coffeehouse.ca.
$5 cover, free if you perform. Wednesday April 5th, 8 PM. Now Weekly!!!
Contact: CSA@CSA1.ca.
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The Ottawa Literary
Heritage Society is seeking volunteers to work in consultation with the
City of Ottawa Archives to develop a thematic guide to the city's
literary holdings. This project is a great opportunity for anyone
looking to gain experience in an archival setting, or for anyone with
an interest in putting their writing and research skills to work as a
volunteer. Most important, this is a wonderful opportunity to
facilitate access to Ottawa's literary history, and to promote
awareness of Ottawa's rich literary culture, past and present. For more
information contact Steven Artelle at ottawaliterary@yahoo.ca.
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