It was a “Double Dhamaka 2024” in Milton. This year, Raginbhai and Gunjanbhai (Gunjan M Desai) took the responsibility to help organize the two double events for the community. But everyone worked together with many volunteers to make the event memorable and smoothly run.
Milton’s Walk to Bethlehem has been an annual Milton tradition for about 20 years now, a combined effort with actors from multiple Milton churches (Renew, St Benedict, Grace Anglican, Holy Rosary and Knox) with St. George &
St. Abanoub (SGSA) Milton Church helping organize and plan it.
100 Women Who Care Milton was established in 2016 by a group of women in Milton who care deeply about contributing to the community’s health and vitality.
On October 6th, 2024, Omagh Presbyterian Church was filled to overflowing and more chairs were continually being added to the aisles of the sanctuary. The congregation was a mixture of the Omagh and Boston church members as well as many from the Crosstowne Church who look forward to regularly meeting in that beautiful place.
I magine a place in Milton and Halton Hills where those who are dying receive compassionate end of life care. Townsend Smith Foundation’s vision is a community where every individual has access to a dignified and caring end of life journey through hospice palliative care.
Milton Ganpati Visarjan Utsav was recently organized by VHP, MMG and Hindu SwayamSevak Sangh at the Milton fairgrounds on September 16th.
We have a new sports athlete who will be representing Canada on the world stage in October. On August 27th Matthew Lippa won the Canadian Bocce title and will be representing us in the World Seniors Bocce Men’s Championship in Turkey from October 17-20th 2024.
I SKCON Milton hosted a vibrant Janmashtami celebration, honoring the birth of Lord Krishna, who appeared over 5,250 years ago. The festival began with a special Mangala Aarti at 5 AM, setting the tone for a day filled with spiritual activities.
Arts Milton’s Ontario Culture Days are in full swing, and this year’s theme, World Dance, has already brought a vibrant cultural exchange to the community. The World Dance Collaboration, which took place on September 21st, featured a stunning fusion of Ballet, Bhangra, and Bharatanatyam, combining ballet’s elegance with Bhangra’s vibrant energy and Bharatanatyam’s expressive storytelling.
On September 18th, the Milton Sea Cadets performed a Change of Command Ceremony at their local headquarters, at the Milton Fairgrounds. Lieutenant(N) Andrew Townley commanded the Royal Canadian Se Cadets Corps CHAUDIERE for the past 3 years; and as he now completed his term, he passed command to his former Executive Officer, Lieutenant(N) Paul Simas, who is now the new Commanding Officer.