Government and Community Service Fair

Event Starts: 06:00 PM

Christ Church Deer Park

1570 Yonge St.

At Heath St.

Come and learn about the variety of both government and community services that are available to the public.

Participants will include:
Unison Health Services
Toronto Community Living
211
Canadian Cancer Society
Foodland Ontario
And Many Many More

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The Annual Traditional Na-Me-Res Pow-Wow

Event Starts: 10:30 AM

Wells Hill Park

145 Hilton Ave, Toronto

Across from Loblaws, near Bathurst and St. Clair Ave. W.

Everyone's invited.

National Aboriginal Month—June each year, is now firmly planted within the cultural landscape of
Canada. It is a time for celebration and a time to gather for all Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples. It
is an occasion where Aboriginal groups showcase our diverse cultural heritage, it is an opportunity for
non-Aboriginal peoples to learn about the traditions and outstanding contributions of Aboriginal peoples
across this country
Na-Me-Res’ Annual Traditional Pow Wow/Community Festival is presented to Greater Toronto Area
residents both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal each year on a Saturday, in celebration of the Summer
Solstice and National Aboriginal Day.

It
has become a staple event in the GTA and is recognized both locally and internationally. Through word of
mouth, our event is well known to the Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community across Ontario.
Traditional Drummers , Traditional Dancers and dignitaries from the community attend. Our event
begins with Grand Entry at 12:00, followed by traditional dance displays and indigenous craft displays
and information booths. Attendees are encouraged to participate in our traditional dancing throughout the
day. A traditional feast of wild game such as moose, deer, buffalo and traditional breads known as
bannock is served with wild rice and strawberry drink. In keeping with our culture, a give away follows
our feast where everyone in attendance receives a gift in remembrance and honour of the day.

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St. Paul's Summit

Event Starts: 01:30 PM

Christ Church Deer Park

1570 Yonge St.

At Heath St.

Meet you local government representatives and celebrate democracy between elections. All your local elected officials will be on hand to answer any questions you may have on any topic.

Panelists will include:
Hon. Carolyn Bennett, M.P. for St. Paul’s
Dr. Eric Hoskins, M.P.P. for St. Paul’s
Josh Colle, City Councillor for Eglinton-Lawrence, Ward 15
Josh Matlow, City Councillor for St. Paul’s East, Ward 22
Joe Mihevc, City Councillor for St. Paul’s West, Ward 21
Shelley Laskin, TDSB School Trustee
Jo-Ann Davis, TCDSB School Trustee

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A Prosperous Economy, A Fair Society

Ontario Government Introducing Positive Change Across the Province

Ontario Working With Communities to Secure Clean Energy Future

Province Increasing Local Control in Renewable Energy Development

100 Days of Progress

Ontario Government Creating Jobs, Growing Economy and Helping People in Their Everyday Lives

Ontario Plans to Extend Highway 427

Government Planning for Future Growth with Smart Infrastructure Investments

Reducing Auto Insurance Costs for Ontario Drivers

Ontario Government Proposes Strategy to Help People Lower Household Expenses

Nancy Hill wins the Leading Women Building Communities Award

Quest For Gold

Supporting Athletes on their Quest For Gold

International Women's Day

Jewish Heritage Month Act

February is Black History Month