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Rotary Club of Oshawa's Polar Bear PlungeThe Rotary Club of Oshawa has a long history of supporting local organizations and programs, through volunteering and fundraising efforts. On Sunday Feb. 25th, 2024 we had our annual Polar Bear Plunge at Lakeview Park, in Oshawa. |
Rotary Club of Oshawa's Polar Bear PlungeThe Rotary Club of Oshawa has a long history of supporting local organizations and programs, through volunteering and fundraising efforts. On Sunday Feb. 25th, 2024 we had our annual Polar Bear Plunge at Lakeview Park, in Oshawa. |
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Great Lakes WatershedOn Saturday, April 27th 2024, our Rotary District and 15 others in Canada and the US worked together to clean up the Great Lakes Watershed (and other local environments).
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Durham Region HospiceMembers of the Lovell family present a cheque to Durham Region Hospice for $100K through the S. E. Lovell Family Foundation!
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Feed the Need DurhamThe Rotary Club of Bowmanville has run an annual music event to raise money for Feed the Need Durham for several years but this year presented a unique challenge with Covid-19 halting any in person events.
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Polar Bear Plunge 2021The Rotary Club of Oshawa Polar Bear Plunge is back on! Valentine's Day (Feb 14th, 2021)! Erin Carter & Roxanne Meek Dyck will be leading a group of Rotarians into the lake at 12:30pm.
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Project On RouteThe 401 Corridor is a known route, that traffickers use to operate, moving their victims through various communities throughout our province and beyond.
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100th Anniversary FlagThanks to Rotarian Michael Adams and the design team at SNAP'D Oshawa. This flag will fly over the City of Oshawa Plaza and the Regional offices of Durham. |
POSTPONED: 100TH Anniversary GalaThe 100th Anniversary Dinner has been postponed. Please stay tuned for updates as we receive them. |
Lobster Dinner 2019What a great evening spent with friends, family and fellow Rotarians from both the Rotary Club of Oshawa and the Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood. Thank you to Al and Priscilla Densham and crew for organizing this event. Also a big THANK YOU to your chef, Kieth Ratchford.
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Rotary Club of Oshawa Awards dinnerAn inspirational night acknowledging the selfless work done by community members & Rotarians. Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter was truly engaging with an impassioned & inspiring keynote speech! The evening saw club members celebrating 5 years, 10 years, 20 years, 40 year and even 50+ years with our club!
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Rotary 7070 District Assembly |
Communities with broomsOn Thursday, April 25th, Oshawa Rotarians joined community members, members of the Downtown BIA, Members of both our Provincial and Federal Government, Durham Police, The John Howard Society, Durham recruiting and the City of Oshawa to clean up our city! |
151 Lloyd Chadburn Squadron Cadet Dinner |
Rotary PI day (3.14)
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Halloween Hijinks 2018What a Great Meeting... and what a surprise!!! Who is she??? Peter Hernandez and Mike Adams aka “Bonnie and Clyde” (I’m not sure which one was which!) advertised The Night of a Thousand Dinners to be held on November 21 at 6.30pm in aid of The Canadian Landmines Foundation which promotes and supports financially the campaign to eradicate landmines around the world. The price is $75 a head which includes a great dinner in The Mess, a donation to the foundation and the chance to listen to a very interesting guest speaker, David Collonette, the Canadian Minister of Defense at the time of the signing of the Ottawa Treaty banning landmines
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Night of a Thousand DinnersThe Oshawa Night of 1000 Dinners on November 21, 2018 will feature David Collenette as guest speaker. David was the Minister of National Defense (1993-1996) leading up to the signing of the Ottawa Treaty and will tell the stories behind the scene how the Canadian military came to support the ban on landmines and how that made the Ottawa Treaty possible. |
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Mike McGovern, Chair of Rotary's International PolioPlus Program is the Keynote Speaker and You're Invited to Rotary District 7070 Friendship Day in Oshawa - September 8, 2018All Rotarians in District 7070 and their guests are invited to the 2018 Rotary District 7070 Friendship Day on Saturday, September 8, 2018 at Parkwood, the Estate of the late Colonel R. S. "Sam" McLaughlin, in Oshawa. Oshawa Rotarian Michael Adams, co-chair of the event, along with Linda Porritt, President of the Oshawa-Parkwood Rotary Club, said, “Tickets for the event are $75 per person with all proceeds going to The Rotary Foundation. Come out an enjoy a Day of Friendship - make new friends...rekindle old friendships, and share some Rotary stories and ideas for service with your fellow Rotarians from all over southern Ontario.... at Parkwood.... like Colonel Sam used to do with his Rotary Club of Oshawa. For all the details about our speaker, Mike McGovern and how to register, please Read more..... OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKER IS MIKE MCGOVERN, Rotary International Chair of the International PolioPlus Committee, which directs all regional and international PolioPlus committees, coordinates all PolioPlus elements and develops policies and strategies to achieve polio eradication. Mike chairs the Rotary International PolioPlus Committee and he helps provide strategic direction to Rotary's polio eradication program. As Chair of the Rotary International PolioPlus Committee, Mike McGovern also represents Rotary on the Polio Strategy Committee of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative which is responsible for working with Rotary leaders around the world and the Rotary staff in raising over $100 million each year and in advocating to governments and others to contribute additional sufficient funds to end polio. Miek McGovern was Trustee of the Rotary Foundation from 2012 to 2016 and a member of the Board of Directors of Rotary International from 2006 to 2008. Mike will tell us the very latest in Rotary's fight to eradicate Polio from the world. Please register soon, to join Rotarians so you can enjoy a day of friendship, fellowship, food and fun. Tours of Parkwood Estate are planned following the meeting meal. Rotarians and their guests from all of the 56 Rotary Clubs in southern Ontario, District 7070 are invited to join the hosting clubs, The Rotary Club of Oshawa and the Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood for this fundraising friendship event. |
Oshawa - Communities with Brooms!Several enthusiastic Oshawa Rotarians braved the rain and joined in the Communities with Brooms in the Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens..
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Leadership Institute GraduatesRotarians Peter and Trish, from the Rotary Club of Oshawa, finished their Rotary Leadership Level 2 Course. Left to Right- Rotary District 7070 Governor Neil Phillips, Rotary Club Parkwood President Ted Morrison, Rotarian Trish Best, Rotarian Peter Hernandez, Rotary Club Facilitator Dave Andrews. |
$10,000 UOIT Cheque PresentedPresident Ron presented the $10,000 cheque for the FSSH Graduate Rotary Bursary. to Jodie Cowan who received it on behalf of UOIT. Jodie also presented the endowment fund report to President Ron and thanked our club for our additional support for undergraduate bursaries.. |
Rotary Friendship Day in Oshawa - Sept 25, 2017The Rotary Clubs of Oshawa and Oshawa- Parkwood hosted over 100 Rotarians and guests from more than 10 Rotary Clubs in Rotary International District 7070. Rotarians and their guests came from Etobicoke in the west to Trenton in the East and everywhere in between at the “revived” Rotary Friendship Day,on Monday, September 25, 2017 on the grounds near the reflecting pool at Parkwood, to help celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Parkwood Estate, it was announced today by Ron ***, President of the Rotary Club of Oshawa and by Ted Morrison, President of the Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood, who is also a Past District Governor of District 7070. See all the pictures: http://rotary7070.org/PhotoAlbums/rotary-frienship-day-in-oshawa-sept-25-2017
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Rotary Ribfest 2017 a SuccessThank you to all of our 2017 Sponsors and to all of our patrons who came out and enjoyed a great weekend of food, music and memories made with family and friends! All of the money raised by the Oshawa Rotary club over this weekend will go back into your community to help with various programs including but not limited to breakfast and snack programs in the schools, scholarships, Junior Fire Fighting, 151 Lloyd 151 Chadburn Squadron - Royal Canadian Air Cadets.
Thank you to all of our volunteers as well with out your tireless work and support this weekend would not be possible! |
75th Annual Inspection of the RCAC 151 Chadburn SquadronRotary Club of Oshawa members attended the 75th Annual Inspection of the RCAC 151 Chadburn Squadron. Saturday at Legends Center in Oshawa. |
Rotary Club of Oshawa Annual Past Presidents Honours and Awards Dinner - June 5, 2017The Annual Past Presidents Honours and Awards Dinner was held at the Jubilee Pavilion on Monday June 5, 2017. Several Awards were presented including Paul Harris Fellow Award winner John Henry and Rotarian of the Year Louise Parkes |
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Oshawa Express Skys The Limit151 Lloyd Chadburn Squadron is one of many organization that the Rotary Club of Oshawa support. Please click on the link below for the full story of what our youth is up to in your community.
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Oshawa Rotary Ribfest |
Her Honour the Hon. Elizabeth Dowdeswell, the 29th Lieutenant Governor of OntarioThis was a huge privilege for The Rotary Club of Oshawa and for me as President to host The Queen's Representative in Ontario. She is such a graceful lady and impressed everyone with her 'Her Honour the Hon. Elizabeth Dowdeswell, the 29th Lieutenant Governor of Ontario visited the Rotary Club of Oshawa at a special meeting at the Oshswa Jubilee Pavillionon Friday May 20th. It attendance included many civic officials including the Oshawa Mayor and Rotarian, John Henry and Rotary District 7070 Governor, Michael Bell meet and greet' session before lunch and her speech after lunch.
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151 Lloyd Chadburn Squadron Annual Inspection$1000 Scholarship presented by Glenyce MacDonald
$500 Scholarship presented by Major Dale Bliss
Paul Harris Fellow Award presented to Major Dale Bliss, presented by President Geoff Lloyd
Some Rotary Air Cadet Committee members in attendance, Bill Stirling, Mayor John Henry, Glenyce MacDonald, Rhonda VanderLinde, Major Dale Bliss, Tom Hogson, George McCormick, Dr. Garry Kindree, President Geoff Lloyd
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Aurore Marchand and Heather McMillanAurore introduced our speaker, Heather McMillan from Durham Workforce Authority on Monday. She was a little bit English and a little bit French!
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2016 Polar Bear Swim!! |
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