The Ontario Historical Society is a non-governmental group that is focused on preserving aspects of Ontario's history.
It provides a forum for individuals, organizations, and institutions to exchange ideas, research, and experiences. Encourages, supports, sponsors, and assists museums, historical societies, and other cultural groups.
It supports over 350 affiliated societies.
An international group of consecrated women in the Catholic Church, living together as a community and with evangelization, education, and human promotion of children and youth, especially those who are poor, or at risk.
A registered charity offering drama classes, March break, and summer theatre arts camps, providing confidence and skill-building experiences for children. Also offers in person and online arts coaching to students of all ages.
Head-of-the-Lake Historical Society explores, preserves, and promotes Hamilton's history. Regular meetings are held with guest speakers. This group participates in heritage events and fairs and publishes material of historical interest.
A non-profit group run by volunteers that provides information about home learning, enables networking among its members, and serves as an advocacy group and link between the homeschooling community and the provincial government.
A non-profit organization committed to promoting the art of quilting in the community by providing information, resources and learning skills offered through our monthly meetings, fun and educational programs, challenges, workshops, and retreats.
A non-profit agency offering free, confidential, and anonymous fellowship for families and friends of individuals dealing with alcoholism.
Provides community-based mental health, substance use, and addiction treatment services designed to support youth and their families.
Catholic Church that offers weekly mass times Monday to Friday and Lord's day mass on Saturdays and Sundays.
A non-profit cultural centre that offers a variety of programs and events to serve and celebrate the francophone community.