Unite for Good Gathering Anishinaabe Knowledge Sharing Shared in a kind way through the lens of the Original People’ |  |
On Saturday, February 28, 2026, the Town of Parry Sound is hosting “An Olympic Homecoming with Megan Oldham” at the Charles W. Stockey Centre. Doors open at 11:00 AM, the program begins at 11:30 AM, and autographs run until 1:30 PM. Then the celebration spills onto James Street for a downtown street party from 12:30–3:30 PM, with Megan joining the street party at 1:30 PM. It’s free admission, first come, first served—the perfect setup for a town that believes pride is something you practice together.
Club Members with Rotary District guest speaker and Robinson Huron Treaty Territory Anishinaabek Knowledge Carrier - retired 
As the founding president of the newly chartered Rotary Club of Parry Sound Revival, Rick Cain’s leadership has been the steady force behind its success. Over the past year, Rick poured countless hours into working with membership, guiding meetings, and navigating the demanding Rotary charter process. His vision, persistence, and quiet determination carried the club through challenges that might have stalled a less committed leader. The August 28th charter celebration at his home with Sue was not just a party but the culmination of Rick’s hard work. His efforts have laid a strong foundation for community service, fellowship, and growth.
Front Page News: Meet Leila – A Future Worth Fighting For
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Romana and her family have captured the hearts of Parry Sound, and today their story is front page news in The Great North Arrow.
Romana, along with her lawyer, is working tirelessly so that her family can remain in Canada. This process is long, complex, and very expensive — but together, we can help lighten the load.
💙 How you can help:
Your donation will directly support the legal costs of keeping Romana, Vlad, and Leila here in Canada — safe, supported, and continuing to thrive in the place they now call home.
🙏 Every dollar matters. Let’s show them the same generosity they’ve shown to us.
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29th Annual Shawanaga First Nation Pow Wow
$500 Donation to the Forest School
