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Truth and Reconciliation: A Personal Journey
Bestselling author Monique Gray Smith will discuss her personal journey of truth and reconciliation and read from her many books.
Explore Canada’s historical treatment of Indigenous people and how it impacts them today.
Read MoreConnecting the Community Meeting - with Sherry Caldwell, Disability Advocate
We’ll come together to talk, listen and connect.
This week there will be a presentation by Sherry Caldwell about the many issues facing those who are disabled. The presentation will be followed by a discussion.
Read MoreFree beginners Tai Chi class
Richmond Hill Canadian Tai Chi Academy will be offering fall “Tai Chi for Beginners” class starting in October.
Benefits of regular Tai Chi practice are:
Read MoreHealing Through Art - with Indigenous Artist Paul Shilling
In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Odeiwin Foundation invites you to experience Healing Through Art, an immersive Indigenous art exhibition featuring the powerful work of Indigenous artist Paul Shilling.
Read MoreFood Drive
The Richmond Hill Community Food Bank truck will be on
Read MoreBurr House Spinners & Weavers Stash Market Sale
The Burr House Spinners & Weavers craft rooms are bursting at the seams.
Come and see their wide array of 2nd hand equipment and supplies for sale.
Fibre, yarn, fabric, looms embroidery supplies and more!
Read MoreFall Shredding Fundraiser Event
This fundraiser allows participants to bring their unwanted documents during their designated time slot to be shredded on-site while they wait.
Read MoreMiskwaadesi Studio - Remembering Sisters in Spirit Day
Come and hold space together in Richmond Hill for Miskwaadesi Studio Sisters in Spirit Day.
This is a community gathering to raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQIA+ (MMIWG2S) individuals.
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