Events

Join us for an informative lunch session with BWXT Nuclear Energy Canada (formerly GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Canada), a pivotal player in Canada's nuclear industry since its inception. With over 400 skilled employees based in Peterborough, including more than 150 engineers specialized in diverse fields such as software development, metallurgy, mechanical, and electrical engineering, BWXT is at the forefront of nuclear power and medicine technology.

Session Highlights:

1. Fuel Bundle Manufacturing for CANDU Reactors

2. Innovation in Nuclear Power Solutions

3. Design, Engineering, and Manufacturing for Nuclear Medicine

4. Environmental Compliance & Regulatory Oversight

5. Community Engagement & Support

Please Note: Our meetings aren’t open to the general public, so attendance is limited to visiting Rotarians, invited guests of a member, the guest of the speaker, or those who have been invited by our membership chair. If you would like to attend this meeting as a Guest, please email contact@peterboroughrotary.ca

Deadline for optional Lunch order ($20) is Thursday at noon the week before the meeting or you may bring your own meals at no charge.

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82832051360?pwd=LzRYcGZsTjYrUk5BYTd1WHYySWpKdz09

Dave Kervin is an Ambassador for Wounded Warriors Canada (WWC), a national mental health service provider dedicated to serving Trauma Exposed Organizations, Trauma Exposed Professionals and their families. WWC specializes in providing services that utilize a combination of education, counselling, and training approaches in the delivery of culturally specific mental health training and counselling programs that support resiliency and recovery from post-trauma injuries in the workplace and at home. Resiliency requires a combination of relevant and usable knowledge, skills practice, and ongoing social support to grow and be sustained. Recovery from post-trauma injury requires specific interventions, member support, and community resources to flourish and be sustained. Wounded Warriors Canada is proud to be a national leader in both areas.

Please Note: Our meetings aren’t open to the general public, so attendance is limited to visiting Rotarians, invited guests of a member, the guest of the speaker, or those who have been invited by our membership chair. If you would like to attend this meeting as a Guest, please email contact@peterboroughrotary.ca

Deadline for optional Lunch order ($20) is Thursday at noon the week before the meeting or you may bring your own meals at no charge.

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82832051360?pwd=LzRYcGZsTjYrUk5BYTd1WHYySWpKdz09

"It feels like writing this play has been a culmination of my life’s experiences and obsessions. Having lost both of my parents as a young woman, I grappled with the concepts of legacy, of starting over, of identity, of history and roots and we are all somehow tethered to the past by an invisible umbilical cord. It has been a deep honour to explore these concepts through the stories of the people who risked so much to begin again in this new world."

Join us as Megan Murphy shares her story about researching and writing the 4th Line Theatre play, Wild Irish Geese.

Please Note: Our meetings aren’t open to the general public, so attendance is limited to visiting Rotarians, invited guests of a member, the guest of the speaker, or those who have been invited by our membership chair. If you would like to attend this meeting as a Guest, please email contact@peterboroughrotary.ca

Deadline for optional Lunch order ($20) is Thursday at noon the week before the meeting or you may bring your own meals at no charge.

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82832051360?pwd=LzRYcGZsTjYrUk5BYTd1WHYySWpKdz09

Annual General Meeting for Club Members

Please Note: Our meetings aren’t open to the general public, so attendance is limited to visiting Rotarians, invited guests of a member, the guest of the speaker, or those who have been invited by our membership chair. If you would like to attend this meeting as a Guest, please email contact@peterboroughrotary.ca

Deadline for optional Lunch order ($20) is Thursday at noon the week before the meeting or you may bring your own meals at no charge.

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82832051360?pwd=LzRYcGZsTjYrUk5BYTd1WHYySWpKdz09

Rotarians - join us for our annual holiday meeting festivities. This meeting will include announcing the winner of the Koeslag Cup and our Ugly Sweater Contest. Our Sergeant At Arms is planning a fantastic turkey meal with all the trimmings!

Please Note: Our meetings aren’t open to the general public, so attendance is limited to visiting Rotarians, invited guests of a member, the guest of the speaker, or those who have been invited by our membership chair. If you would like to attend this meeting as a Guest, please email contact@peterboroughrotary.ca

Special Meeting Location: Northminster United Church, 300 Sunset Boulevard, Peterborough

Deadline for optional Lunch order ($20) is Thursday at noon the week before the meeting or you may bring your own meals at no charge.

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82832051360?pwd=LzRYcGZsTjYrUk5BYTd1WHYySWpKdz09

Susan Zambonin has been an unwavering advocate for the advancement of Habitat for Humanity's mission, which is exemplified by her extensive and impactful leadership roles. Serving as the Chief Operating Officer for Habitat for Humanity PKR (Aug 2018-2021) and currently as the Chief Executive Officer, she has led with dedication and passion.

With over 20 years of involvement, starting as a volunteer and growing into executive leadership roles at Habitat PEI (2009-2015) and Habitat Kingston (2016-2018), Susan has displayed an unparalleled commitment to the organization's mission and growth, helping 129 families into affordable homeownership. Throughout her tenure, Susan has consistently prioritized the question, "Will this help us serve more families?" ensuring that every decision contributes directly to the organization's primary mission.

Susan’s initiative reflects her strategic thinking and dedication to finding creative solutions to promote the organization's objectives. The tangible results of Susan’s efforts speak volumes about her effectiveness as a leader within the Habitat for Humanity community.

Please Note: Our meetings aren’t open to the general public, so attendance is limited to visiting Rotarians, invited guests of a member, the guest of the speaker, or those who have been invited by our membership chair. If you would like to attend this meeting as a Guest, please email contact@peterboroughrotary.ca

Deadline for optional Lunch order ($20) is Thursday at noon the week before the meeting or you may bring your own meals at no charge.

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82832051360?pwd=LzRYcGZsTjYrUk5BYTd1WHYySWpKdz09

Watch our media friends face off against our club's best spellers.