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UNESCO Day on May 4, 2024: How Rotary and UNESCO contribute to Peace)

The International Rotary Conference at UNESCO (also known as Rotary Day at UNESCO) is scheduled to be held on Saturday, May 4, 2024, at UNESCO House in Paris. Gordon McInally, President of Rotary International, will preside over this event, which aims to delve into the themes of "Education, Culture, Planet: How ROTARY and UNESCO contribute to Peace."

For more details and to access the registration form, please visit the Conference website at https://riunescoday.org/. Additionally, you will find attached the letter from International President Gordon McInally, sent on this occasion.

Visit of Honourable Pauline Browes from the Rouge National Urban Park

Today we enjoyed the presence of The Honourable Pauline Browes and Sheryle Santos from the Rouge National Urban Park pictured with President Nevine Yassa and Skip Sears. A very informative presentation about the history of the Rouge park

Celebrating Sinhalese New Year with our Rotarian Friends

Our Club President Nevine had the pleasure of attending the celebrations of the Sinhalese New Year with Rotarian Chaminda and in the presence of the Consul General Mr. Thushara Rodrigo, Consul General of Sri Lanka in Toronto who addressed the gathering inviting all Sri Lankan to celebrate the Sinhalese New Year 2024. It was celebrated with drummings, and fabulous dancing.

Ribfest Planning Committee 2024 at Work

Our Ribfest Committee headed by Chair Bruce Pettit at one of their planning sessions.

Thank You Letter - From William G. Miller Junior Public School

Thank You Letter - From St. Margaret's Public School

Thank You Letter - From St. Moses and St. Katherine Coptic Orthodox Church

The Toronto Hela Maha Avurudu Ulela 2024,

The Rotary Club of Scarborough working with our fellow Rotarian Chaminda invites you to attend the Toronto Hela Maha Avurudu Ulela 2024, celebrating the traditional New Year of the Sinhalese and Tamil populations of Sri Lanka.

Date: Saturday, April 13th

Time: 1:00 p.m.

Location: Korean Cultural Centre, 1133 Leslie Street, North York

This vibrant cultural celebration promises an enriching experience filled with delicious food, captivating dances, and the joyous spirit of the Avurudu festival. To attend, please register and confirm your attendance by emailing Chaminda at sinhaleseassociationofcanada@gmail.com.

Please note that there is a $10.00 entrance fee to cover event expenses.

Looking forward to seeing you there to celebrate this cultural richness.