WREVA / WRVoltec Upcoming Events

1. EV Information Day – Sat April 14 Guelph – 10am – 2pm
Barry Cullen Chevy will be holding its first ever Electric Vehicle Information Event at their dealership in Guelph.  This event is to inform the public so they may see and understand how EV's operate in the region, and outline the benefits and advantages of going EV.  This is NOT a car sales event, and this event is open to ALL EV owners and enthusiasts.  There will be presentations about EV ownership, food, and the opportunity to speak with experienced owners from around the region.  WREVA has been invited to attend with as many owners and cars (any EV manufacturer) that would wish to attend and to converse with the public.  Please RSVP (and have not already),  if you would be interested in attending this event so they can plan to have enough food and space for the participants!

Responding to the world refugee crisis one family at a time

Hello,

 

On Saturday, April 14 from 9 am to 3 pm, MCC Ontario will be presenting a one day conference entitled Responding to the world refugee crisis one family at a time.

 

This important conference will provide opportunities to learn more about how you can respond to the current refugee crisis through the Blended Visa Office Referred Refugee Sponsorship program.

 

Keynote speaker Ann Voskamp, noted blogger and passionate refugee sponsorship advocate, will share her refugee sponsorship experience. Named by Christianity Today as one of fifty women most shaping culture and the church today, Ann knows unspoken brokenness and big country skies and an intimacy with God that touches wounded places. Millions do life with her at her daily photographic online journal, one of the Top 10 most widely read Christian sites: annvoskamp.com

 

Other presenters include Barbara Treviranus, former field worker for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, representatives from Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada, Brian Dyck, MCC National Migration and Resettlement Program Coordinator, Moses Moini, MCC Ontario Refugee Program Coordinator, and Kaylee Perez, MCC Ontario Refugee Resettlement Associate.

 

For more information, please go to mcco.ca/refugee-conference or contact Sheryl Bruggeling at sherylbruggeling@mcco.ca or 519-745-8458 ext 265.

 

Thank you,

 

Sheryl Bruggeling

Communications & Events

MCC Ontario

 

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Magical Wizards Festival-Waterloo Central Railway

Thanks for your interest in the Magical Wizards Festival. I look forward to speaking with the hosts about any opportunities they have avaliable. Attached below is the flyer for the festival and here is a link to our festival's video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrJ4BgpTisY
The festival takes place on September 8 and 9th with multiple interactive train experiences running both days. Here is some more information about the event.
"Train Ticket holders will become agents upon boarding the "Hogwarts Express". Prior to boarding the train all agents will enter our training camp allowing them exclusive entertainment, live music, aerial acts and illusions like never seen before.

ALL ABOARD!! Your dark forces briefing and training begins as you board the train with your professors and off you go on this mystical excursion. Some prisoners have been plotting to escape "Azkaban" Spellbound prison, it is your job to help transport them to a new secure location to await trial. Will you be successful in the mission?

At the Festival Harry Potter fans may take part in interactive shows, potions classes, learn about the care of magical creatures, take a workshop in Defending Against the Enemy, write spells and see wondrous animals and magic shows. Fans can join thousands of other Harry Potter fans to wander the merchants of our Enchanted Alley where you can see all sorts of strange and wonderful items and maybe even sip on some Butter Beer too!

Fans are encourage to wear their Harry Potter costumes. Go all out with your garments relating to Harry Potter, Moaning Myrtle, Hagrid, Dumbledore and more Harry Potter characters. Dress to impress; it will only add to the fun!"

Feel free to contact me for more information about the event. I look forward to speaking with the hosts!

Cheers,
Emme

Denim Radio

COME RIDE THE ROLLERCOASTER OF BASS LINES!!! a.k.a. “DENIM RADIO”!!!
A local DJ mix show featuring some new bass house, electronica, trap and drum n’ bass!!

A commercial free DJ set.

Set your phone alarm and don’t miss the newest, biggest-bassist sounds and music, awesome DJ sets and best artist interviews from local to international talent and musicians!

Broadcasting out of Kitchener-Waterloo, ON. CKMS Duke St. studio!

DENIM RADIO is not currently on the schedule.

Mapleton Receiving Flood-Damage Assistance / Mapleton reçoit une aide à la reprise après des inondations

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Ministry of Municipal Affairs

 

Mapleton Receiving Flood-Damage Assistance

Ontario Funding Local Recovery Efforts

 

NEWS                                                                                                                          April 4, 2018

 

Ontario is providing financial support through the Municipal Disaster Recovery Assistance (MDRA) program to help the Township of Mapleton with recovery efforts for flood damage that occurred last year.

 

Significant rainfall on June 22 and 23, 2017 caused widespread flooding throughout Midwestern Ontario. The funds will help with culvert and road repairs, and rebuilding shoreline infrastructure in Mapleton. The township may be eligible for as much as $359,601 in provincial funding under the program.

 

The MDRA program helps municipalities address extraordinary emergency response costs and damage to essential property or infrastructure like bridges, roads and public buildings, as a result of a natural disaster.

 

QUOTES

 

“Helping communities recover after natural disasters is a priority for our government. I am pleased that Mapleton is able to access the funding it needs to make essential repairs to local infrastructure that was damaged by last year’s spring floods.”

— Bill Mauro, Minister of Municipal Affairs

 

QUICK FACTS

 

§  The province delivers the MDRA program, which provides funding to eligible municipalities using a cost-sharing formula.

§  A municipality may be eligible under the MDRA program if its disaster-related costs reach a threshold of three per cent of its Own-Purpose Taxation levy.

§  The MDRA program was activated in Clarence-Rockland, Frontenac Islands, Horton, Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards and Lincoln in 2017 to help offset costs associated with flood recovery efforts and damage to public infrastructure. Ontario has committed up to $2.3 million to help cover response costs and damage to infrastructure in these communities.

 

LEARN MORE

 

Preparing for an emergency

 

Municipal Disaster Recovery Assistance Guidelines

 

Mapleton

e: http://news.ontario.ca/m/48791

f: http://news.ontario.ca/m/48792

 

Mark Cripps, Minister’s Office

416-585-6842

Mark.Cripps@ontario.ca

 

Praveen Senthinathan, Communications Branch

416-585-7066

MMA.media@ontario.ca

ontario.ca/mma

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Plan Ahead to Reduce the Impacts of Extreme Weather Events / Préparez-vous pour réduire les répercussions des phénomènes météorologiques extrêmes

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs has prepared the attached to assist residents, businesses and communities plan ahead to reduce the impacts of extreme weather events.  We would appreciate
you sharing this information with your readers, viewers and listeners.

 

 

Regards,

Lee Alderson

Media Relations / Spokesperson

Ministry of Municipal Affairs

416-585-7066

MMA.Media@Ontario.ca

 

 

 

Rebel Time Radio – Episode 2018/03/28

Rebel Time Radio is back with another episode of political punk rock for your ears! Kick back and relax and organize the revolution to the sounds of Personality Crisis, School Shooter, Rats in the Wall and Random Killing. These songs are absolutely revolting! Haaaa. Anyway, smash that play button right now!

Download the podcast here (right click and save the link!)

Tonight’s set:

  1. Stretch Marks – What D’Ya See?
  2. Personality Crisis – Double Take
  3. The Diodes – Lawnboy Lover
  4. SNFU – My Pathetic Past
  5. The Fallout – In This Land
  6. Cinderblock – Police System
  7. School Shooter – Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism
  8. Limp Wrist – A Little Nervous
  9. War on Women – Lone Wolf
  10. Strangled – Bodybag
  11. Rats in the Wall – Your World
  12. Aus-Rotten – Fuck Nazi Sympathy
  13. R.A.M.B.O. – Bike, Skate, Mosh
  14. Epoxies – Tragedy
  15. The Selecter – Paved With Cold
  16. Something to Do – Richard Spencer Punched in the Head
  17. Copper Crowns – This Home
  18. Random Killing – Prefab Homes
  19. The Nasties – Time is Now
  20. Bad Religion – 21st Century Digital Boy

Rebel Time Radio is on iTunes! Subscribe here! Or search for us on another one of your favorite podcatcher and get Rebel Time Radio delivered right to your device thing! Do us a favour eh and give us a five star rating so that Rebel Time can spread punk rock tunes to all corners of the world.

Want to get in touch? Tell us about your awesome band or shower us with compliments? Email us at rebeltimeradio@gmail.com

Hey do you like bicycles? Go check out Rebel Time Radio’s favorite bike shop Black Arrow Cycles in downtown Kitchener on Queen St. They’re UNBELIEVABLE!* Find out more info about Black Arrow Cycles here!

*This may be a hyperbole

D€NÏM RADIO EPISODE 141

Denim Radio ❗️❗️❗️
Tuesday’s 8-9 PM ❗️🙌🏻🤟🏾🙌🏽

Episode 141 coming up at 8 PM! LIVE today in the CKMS studio featuring the sounds of DJ D€NÏM hosting guest selecta DJ Woody Wood! Classic house, drum n’ bass and bass music coming your way from 8 – 9 pm commercial free!

Follow us on Facebook for more future guest DJ appearances and artists interviews on Denim Radio coming this spring.

Facebook: @Denim Entertainment Kitchener-Waterloo DJ Service

Worldwide Livestream: www.radiowaterloo.ca/listen

Facebook Live Video TONIGHT on: @CKMS102.7FM Radio Waterloo

Rogers Digital: Ch. 946

Lights We Were Here Tour Kitchener

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Canadian Artist and comic book illustrator Lights will be performing April 6th,2018 at Elements night club Kitchener.

Doors: 7pm Show: 8pm This is an ALL AGES event. Plus1: LIGHTS has partnered with Plus1 so that $1 from every ticket sold on this tour will go toward the grassroots climate movement

Fresh Music Friday Host’s will be live on location.

 

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FREE DANCE CLASS

Free Sass Class coming up Tuesday April 3rd 8-9pm at Fusion Dance Academy. Open to all levels and especially non dancing beginners. Also open to all genders, ages and sizes. Few spots left in the program. Learn heels dance, learn confidence, learn fun.

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, April 2, 2018

1. The Rolling Stones, Out Of Control (live)
2. The Rolling Stones, Rough Justice
3. Fight, Little Crazy
4. Cheap Trick, Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace (live)
5. Aerosmith, Nobody’s Fault
6. Paul McCartney Be-Bop-A-Lula (live from Unplugged, The Official Bootleg)
7. Black Sabbath, Heaven And Hell
8. Jon Lord with The Hoochie Coohie Men featuring Jimmy Barnes, Lonesome Traveller Blues (live)
9.Deep Purple, Sail Away
10. Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Surfer Joe And Moe The Sleaze
11. Billy Gibbons And The BFG’s, Got Love If You Want It
12. Whitehorse, Pretty Thing
13. John Lennon, Tight A$
14. Elmore James, The Sun Is Shining
15. The Who, I’ve Known No War
16. Judas Priest, Run Of The Mill
17. Spooky Tooth, Hosanna
18. The Allman Brothers Band, Blackhearted Woman
19. The Kinks, Misery
20. The Butterfield Blues Band, Everything Going To Be Alright (live)

HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre announces: HOUSEHOLD CHINA COMMUNITY DONATION MATCHING – Press Release: April 2, 2018

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Waterloo, Ontario – Today, HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre officially announces the Household China Community Donation Matching Drive effective April 2nd – 7th, 2018.

In partnership with their retirement and liquidation, Household China was inspired to place the spotlight on HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre. Many previous and existing customers, family, friends, acquaintances and vendors of Household China have been affected by cancer in their lives, and this was 
a way to give back to the community while honoring those that remain dear to Household China’s heart. Traudie Kauntz, owner of Household China is currently facing her own battle with cancer. Donations will be matched up to a maximum of $10,000. Donations may be made by visiting www.hopespring.ca, by phone (519) 742- HOPE (4673), or in person (at the back entrance of the Inn of Waterloo), 475 King St. N, Waterloo, ON.

“We have been blessed with this generous offer from Household China. In our year of establishing sustainability, this initiative could not have come at a better time. Household China has been a big supporter of HopeSpring over the years and was a famous contributor to our Holiday Home Tour. We thank Traudie and the team at Household China for believing in the free cancer care programming we offer to the community. If you have ever thought of supporting HopeSpring, now is the perfect time to maximize your donation!” – Shuchanna Swaby, Board Chair

“I have known several people who have used the services at HopeSpring over the years. Their stories have moved me in a deep way, especially now that I am facing my own cancer journey. I believe living life fully and making a difference is all that truly matters. It was a natural fit to offer matching donations to HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre. I am urging the community, businesses, the movers and shakers of the community to reach deep into their pockets and help HopeSpring during this blitz. I am so looking forward to helping HopeSpring in this way.” Traudie Kauntz, Owner

About HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre
Until a cure for cancer is found, those facing the diagnosis need a source of support & information in order to cope with the challenges. Since 1995 HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre has offered free individual and group programs and services to people living with cancer and their families. You can learn more about HopeSpring by visiting www.hopespring.ca

About Household China
Household China & Gifts is a family run business in its second generation. We officially opened our doors at our current location in 1966 & since then have attempted to provide the best prices & service to all of our customers. You can learn more about Household China by visiting www.householdchina.ca

For additional information and media inquiries please contact:
Shawn Hlowatzki – President, Board of Directors
Chair, Communications
HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre
(519) 404-2998
shlowatz@estee.ca

HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre
Shuchanna Swaby – Chair, Board of Directors
boardchair@hopespring.ca

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Traudie Kauntz
traudie@grokopolis.com
(519) 884-2792
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episode 215 agriculture show march 27 2018

Wendell Schumm and Christine Schoonderwoerd of  www.wfs.ca are back in the studio. Wendell and Christine were last here for http://radiowaterloo.ca/episode-147-agriculture-show  You can check out their podcasts at https://soundcloud.com/user-725843201  or at  https://www.farmruralag.com/category/ontario-agcast  Our playlist:

  • Fishin’ in the Dark by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
  • Walk This Way by Aerosmith
  • 40 Hour Week for a Living by Alabama
  • Hurt by Johnny Cash
  • Castle on the Hill by Ed Sheeran
  • Online by Brad Paisley

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The Lost Indie City “Multiple Instrumentalist” setlist

The Lost Indie City “Multiple Instrumentalist” setlist

Blur – Charmless Man
Beck – Beer Can
Prince – Kiss
RHCP – Good Time Boys
The Edge w/ Sinead – Heroine
Paul Weller – Friday Street
Bryan Ferry – Let’s Stick Together
REM – What’s the Frequency Kenneth?
Thomas Dolby – Hot Sauce
Gary Numan – Metal
David Bowie – Beauty & The Beast
Police – Regatta De Blanc
Crowded House – Weather With You
Radiohead – I Might Be Wrong
Sufjan Stevens – The Only Thing
K. Christopher Brown – Everything
Weezer – My Name is Jonas
Frank Zappa – You Are What You Is
Liz Phair – Extraordinary
Green Day – Redundant
NIN – Wish
Foo Fighters – Alone & Easy Target
Jack White – Dead Leaves $ Dirty Ground
Sloan – A Side Wins
Ben Folds – Rock in the Suburbs
David Byrne w/ St. Vincent – Who
PJ Harvey – Piano Five
Moby – We Are All Made of Stars

TLIC

MyAudioFace gets a surprise visit

 

Our March 28th show started with a quick poo chat (it was scientific, really, I am not shipping you), some songs from local bands, and an awesome visit from the one and only Rockin’ Rod of  metal’s #1 podcast: “The Pit Radio Show” .

We chat about all manner of things, as we play tunes from Lutharo, Faulty Rivals, Orexin and brand new Crimson Breed.

Download the episode here (right click and save the link!)

 

 

What is Fresh Music Fridays

a show that show cases some of the best of our local Canadian music scene. this show is made for those looking to discover new music and the best part is we are not limited to one style so it will feel like your I pod id on shuffle! If you or someone you know has an up and coming band or event drop us a line on our facebook and twitter.

Fresh Music Fridays is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.

Rebel Time Radio – Episode 2018/03/21

Put on yer punk faces because Rebel Time Radio has another episode for you to consume! On this episode Elysha, Mike, and Dan play some tunes from Ya Basta, Leatherface, At What Cost, plus new music from War on Women and Shitrat. They also spend some time making fun of Doug Ford. Now hover that mouse and/or finger to that play button and play the music loud!

 

Download the episode here (right click and save the link!)

Tonight’s set:

  1. Svetlanas – Putin on Da Hitz
  2. Reckless Upstarts – Kiev
  3. Mixed Deuce – Alt-Right Punks Can Fuck Off
  4. War On Women – Lone Wolves
  5. DOA – Blind Men
  6. The Freeze -Trouble If You Hide
  7. Oi Polloi – Boot Down The Door
  8. Reagan Youth – I hate Hate
  9. Leatherface – Bowl of Flies
  10. Exit Order – Still Water
  11. At What Cost – We Just Wanna See The Sun
  12. Ya Basta – EZLN
  13. Subhumans (Canada) – Firing Squad
  14. Random Killing – Johnny Was A Punk
  15. Hanson Brothers – Joey Had To Go
  16. Shitrat – Full of Shit
  17. The Dreadnoughts – Jericho

Rebel Time Radio is on iTunes! Subscribe here! Or search for us on another one of your favorite podcatcher and get Rebel Time Radio delivered right to your device thing! Do us a favour eh and give us a five star rating so that Rebel Time can spread punk rock tunes to all corners of the world.

Want to get in touch? Tell us about your awesome band or shower us with compliments? Email us at rebeltimeradio@gmail.com

Hey do you like bicycles? Go check out Rebel Time Radio’s favorite bike shop Black Arrow Cycles in downtown Kitchener on Queen St. They’re UNBELIEVABLE!* Find out more info about Black Arrow Cycles here!

*This may be a hyperbole

DENIM RADIO EPISODE 140 ❗️❗️❗️

D€NÏM RADIO !¡!¡!
Episode 140 Live in studio Tonight !¡!
8 PM !¡! 102.7 FM Radio Waterloo in the tri-city region!

www.radiowaterloo.ca/listen to stream online at the Livestream!

Tonight’s epdisode features another Non-stop commercial free DJ set with a recap of this Saturday’s Friends of CKMS Fundraiser and live show!!

#denimradio #djdenim #ckms #radiowaterloo #rogers946 #ep140 #thankyou #recap #friendsofckms

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, March 26, 2018

1. Accept, Fast As A Shark
2. Judas Priest, Flamethrower
3. Iron Maiden, Futureal
4. The Rolling Stones, Jiving Sister Fanny (request)
5. Jerry Lee Lewis, No Headstone On My Grave (request)
6. Jimi Hendrix, Mannish Boy
7. Blue Oyster Cult, Screams
8.Jeff Beck, Let Me Love You
9. Jethro Tull, When Jesus Came To Play
10. Mose Allison, Your Molecular Structure
11. Paul McCartney & Wings, Name And Address
12. April Wine, Before The Dawn
13. Aerosmith, Lightning Strikes
14. Elton John, Gulliver/It’s Hay Chewed/Reprise
15. The Cars, Shoo Be Do/Candy-O
16. Linda Ronstadt,Someone To Lay Down Beside Me
17. The Specials, Too Much Too Young
18. Pink Floyd, If
19. Neil Young, Crime In The City (Sixty To Zero Part I)
20. Joni Mitchell, Sex Kills
21. John Mayall, Night Flyer
22. Isaac Hayes, Theme From Shaft
23. Steppenwolf, Snowblind Friend
24. The Allman Brothers Band, Heart Of Stone

Press Release: STEM Camp launching in First Nation communities (English and French version)

 

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March 26, 2018 (Embro, ON) – “STEM Camp launching in First Nation communities”

Release Date: Monday March 26, 2018

 

STEM Camp, the Saugeen Ojibway Nation and Bruce Power are pleased to announce the launch of two STEM Camp’s in the communities of Saugeen and Neyaashiinigmiing this upcoming summer. Through discussions and coordinating with the community Youth Leaders and Bruce Power's Indigenous Relations team, this initiative will be the first-ever STEM Camp to be carried out within First Nations.

 

The purpose of providing a STEM Camp to these communities is to provide inspirational and fun educational activities for Indigenous children aged 5 through 13 and to provide a mechanism to learn more about their history and culture through, or in conjunction with, STEM-based activities. This is a pilot project that, if successful, could be transferred to other First Nation communities.

 

Kevin Cougler, CEO and Founder, STEM Camp: “The STEM Camp’s in the communities of Nawash and Neyaashiinigmiing are a wonderful opportunity to merge the world of STEM and traditional Indigenous teachings together. We are extremely honoured to be asked to participate in this initiative and hope other First Nations communities will decide to participate in the future.”

 

“We are very excited to have our youth participate in this pilot project. We need more Indigenous engineers, doctors, and scientists in Canada. STEM Camps are a fantastic opportunity for our young people to get exposure to science and technology,” – Chief Lester Anoquot of Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation.

 

“We are pleased at the opportunity to bring STEM education initiatives to our community. Partnering with STEM Camp in this pilot project is something that we are proud to be a part of and we look forward to seeing the program incorporate our traditional beliefs and values. Thank you to Bruce Power for its sponsorship”.  – Chief Greg Nadjiwon, Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation

 

"Bruce Power is proud to support the promotion of STEM in our local communities. It is particularly special to be a part of this remarkable pilot project in Saugeen and Nawash First Nations." said Mike Rencheck, President and Chief Executive Officer. "Being a part of this effort aligns with our focus areas of STEM education, cultural growth and youth development and we are excited about this program."

 

 

About STEM Camp

STEM Camp is a Canadian registered not-for-profit organization with a mandate to offer quality STEM-based programming through educational activities. STEM Camp started in 2013 and specializes in summer camps designed to inspire children ages 5-13 through hands-on and inquiry-based activities in the STEM fields. In the summer of 2017 STEM Camp was expanded in Ontario to 46 locations resulting in 8500 campers enrolled. In 2018 STEM Camp has committed to 77 locations including 15 francophone and/or bilingual and to the exploration of pilot projects within indigenous communities.

 

Author’s note: STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

 

Contact Info:

Larissa Mendonca, Public Relations and Marketing

STEM Camp

t: 519-475-6600 x11

e: lmendonca@stemcamp.ca

w: stemcamp.ca

f: facebook.com/SummerSTEMCamp

 

Media Newsroom Page

https://stemcamp.ca/sc-news/


 

 

Communiqué de presse :

 

Press Release: STEM Camp launching in First Nation communities

 

Date de distribution :

 

STEM Camp, Saugeen Ojibway Nation et Bruce Power ont le plaisir d'annoncer le lancement de deux camps STIM dans les communautés de Saugeen et Neyaashiinigmiing cet été. Grâce à des discussions et à la coordination avec les leaders jeunesse de ces collectivités et l'équipe des relations avec les Autochtones de Bruce Power, cette initiative sera le tout premier camp STIM à être réalisé au sein des Premières Nations.

 

Le but d'offrir un camp STIM à ces communautés est de fournir des activités éducatives inspirantes et amusantes pour les enfants autochtones âgés de 5 à 13 ans et de fournir un mécanisme pour en apprendre davantage sur leur histoire et leur culture par le biais d’activités STIM. Il s'agit d'un projet pilote qui, s'il réussit, pourrait être transféré à d'autres collectivités des Premières Nations.

 

Kevin Cougler, PDG et fondateur de STEM Camp : «Le camp STIM dans les communautés de Nawash et de Neyaashiinigmiing est une merveilleuse opportunité de fusionner le monde des STIM et les enseignements autochtones traditionnels. Nous sommes extrêmement honorés d'être invités à participer à cette initiative et nous espérons que d'autres collectivités des Premières Nations décideront de participer à cet initiative dans un avenir proche. "

 

"Nous sommes très heureux de voir nos jeunes participer à ce projet pilote. Nous avons besoin de plus d'ingénieurs, de médecins et de scientifiques autochtones au Canada. Les camps STIM sont une occasion fantastique pour nos jeunes d'être exposés aux sciences et à la technologie. »- Lester Anoquot, chef de la Première nation des Chippewas de Saugeen.

 

"Nous sommes heureux d'avoir l'occasion d'offrir des initiatives d'éducation en STIM à notre communauté. Le partenariat avec STEM Camp dans le cadre de ce projet pilote est une chose dont nous sommes fiers de faire partie et nous avons hâte de voir le programme incorporer nos croyances et valeurs traditionnelles. Merci à Bruce Power pour son parrainage ". »- Chef Greg Nadjiwon, Première nation des Chippewas de Nawash non cédée

 

"Bruce Power est fière de soutenir la promotion des STIM dans nos collectivités locales, particulièrement dans le cadre de ce projet pilote remarquable dans les Premières nations de Saugeen et de Nawash." a déclaré Mike Rencheck, président et directeur général. "Faire partie de cet effort s'harmonise avec nos domaines d'intérêt de l'éducation STIM, la croissance culturelle et le développement des jeunes et nous sommes ravis de voir naître ce programme."

 

 

Au propos de STEM Camp

 

STEM Camp est un organisme à but non-lucratif canadien qui a pour mandat d'offrir de la programmation STIM de qualité grâce à des activités éducatives. STEM Camp a été créé en 2013 et se spécialise dans les camps d'été qui ont pour but d’inspirer les enfants de 5 à 13 ans grâce à des activités pragmatiques et d'exploration dans les domaines STIM. Au cours de l'été 2017, STEM Camp s’est étendu à 46 emplacements à travers l’Ontario, ce qui nous a permis d'accueillir 8500 campeurs et campeuses. En 2018, STEM Camp s'est engagé à 77 emplacements, dont 15 francophones et / ou bilingues, et à l'exploration de projets pilotes dans les communautés autochtones.

 

Note de l’auteur: STIM est un acronyme pour Science, Technologie, Ingénierie and Mathématiques.

 

Contact Info:

Larissa Mendonca, Public Relations and Marketing

STEM Camp

t: 519-475-6600 x11

e: lmendonca@stemcamp.ca

w: stemcamp.ca

f: facebook.com/SummerSTEMCamp

 

Céline Beaudoin, Directrice du programme francophone / Francophone Program Director

STEM Camp

t: 519.475.6600 x.14

e: cbeaudoin@stemcamp.ca

 

Media Newsroom Page

https://stemcamp.ca/sc-news/

 

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STARFISH AND COFFEE RADIO #40 (03.25.18)

And so we say goodnight to the Starfish and Coffee Radio name. Episode #40 features a wild hour of music plus so many fun stories from Little Beat and DJ Starfish. This is a fitting way to close the Starfish and Coffee Radio experience.

In case you have not heard, the show is getting a new name starting on the Sunday April 1, 2018 broadcast. The show will still broadcast live-to-air from 6:30 – 7:30 pm on Sundays on 102.7FM CKMS at radiowaterloo.ca/listen. However, the team is going to sparkle things up with the new name. Catch the first episode of the show next week!

Playlist
1. Starfish and Coffee Radio (show theme)
2. The Clash – Train in Vain
3. Beck – Up All Night
4. I’m From Barcelona – The Painter
5. Lil Deuce Deuce – Beep Beep I’m a Sheep
6. Nice Horse – Pony Up
7. Kings of Leon – The Bucket
8. Daft Punk – Around the World
9. The Muppets – The Muppet Show Theme
10. Brian Fallon – A Wonderful Life
11. Beastie Boys – Make Some Noise
12. Chitty Bang – All Things Go
13. Fatboy Slim – Praise You
14. If You Love Someone – The Veronicas
15. Carly Rae Jepsen – Every Where You Look (The Fuller House Theme)
16. Dexys Midnight Runners – Come On Eileen
17. The Muppets – Popcorn
18. The Beatles – Hello Goodbye

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