Hospice Niagara: Carol Nagy Executive Director (pictured above) TOPIC: Helping people live well. Hospice palliative care in your community Many people believe that hospice palliative care is only for people in the last weeks of life. In fact, it is not about death and dying, but about LIVING WELL from the time of diagnosis. Learn how hospice palliative care brings quality […]

Dr Riley Moynes will present on "The Four Phases of Retirement - and the Psychological Challenges"  

Brenda McPhail, Ph.D. - Canadian Civil Liberties Association Director, Privacy Technology and Surveillance Topic: “Nothing to Hide? Privacy protects more than just secrets in the big-data world” You’ve probably heard the expression, “if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear.” But today, we live in a society that increasingly relies on data about you—whether or not you […]

Ed Telenko,  Executive Director  St. Catharines Academy of Fine Artists Topic: Artwork for older adults

Brian Narhi - St. Catharines Historian Topic: An Early History of St. Catharines  

Jesse M. Abbott Ph.D. Candidate Department of History University of Waterloo Topic: Soldiers on the Niagara Frontier Presentation about soldiers on the Niagara frontier. Discover what life was like for soldiers during the War of 1812 and the immediate post-war period.    

Niagara Elder Abuse Prevention Network (NEAPN) in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Niagara presents "Be Aware...Take Care: A Safety Guide for Our Community". 

John Bullen - Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum Topic:  Pilot Officer Andrew Mynarski, VC, RCAF      

Dan Laroche, - Site Supervisor, Fort George National Historic Site Topic:  Fort George, in an interesting Show & Tell presentation      

Susan Gram, - Niagara chapter of the Canadian Hemochromatosis Society Topic:  Hereditary hemochromatosis - a genetic, metabolic disorder that results in iron overload      

Rochelle Bush - Tubman Tours, Topic:  Underground Railroad in NIagara and the black presence in St Catharines