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  • Feb 27, 2026: Reconcili-Action Conference


    Friday, February 27, 2026, 8:30 - 4:30.

    Reconcili-Action Conference: Continuing the Journey

    Portuguese Club, Leamington, 217 Talbot Street West, Leamington, Ontario

    Breakfast, beverages, and lunch provided.

    Conference fee of $100 per person.

    Register via Survey Monkey

    This event will be an opportunity to deepen your understanding of Indigenous issues, connect with community members, and engage in meaningful dialogue about how we can collectively address these challenges. Whether you are a member of the Caldwell First Nation, an ally, or someone who wishes to learn more, your presence and participation are valued. Speakers will include Dr. Vanessa Ambtman-Smith, James Vukelich, Sara Williams, and more.

    For more information, please email Carrie Ann cultural.dev@caldwellfirstnation.ca or visit the Caldwell First Nation website.

  • Winter Storytelling

    an ad for Winter Storytelling programming overlaid on an image of a fire. Text reads: Winter Storytelling Book a visit in January and February to learn about Indigenous storytelling, and hear stories that can only be shared this time of year.

    The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority offers education programs at C.M. Wilson Learning Centre in Blenheim. Bring your class or group out for programs, like Winter Storytelling!

    Book a visit in January or February to learn about Indigenous storytelling and hear stories that can only be shared at this time of the year.

    Visit their website for more details.

  • Resource: Free Online English Classes for People who are Migrant Workers

    Collège Boréal is providing free, online English classes with a live instructor for people who are Migrant Workers in Chatham-Kent. Reach out to Azuani Cano, 519-384-9393, acano@dol.ca or Jiohanka Perez, 519-397-1677, jiohanka.perez@collegeboreal.ca for more information and to register.


    Poster advertising the English classes. Text above.


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