Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute - Class of 1988 - Alumni

04/06/2026

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Reminder

Rouge Beach – Closed for construction
Issued: November 24, 2025
Access to Rouge Beach and the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail is temporarily closed until 2027 as part of planned improvements to the area. Please respect all closure notices to stay safe.

More Information https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/on/rouge/securite-safety/bulletins/60b30b1b-ad37-4883-9eb7-4ee3bed86804

any questions please contact Rouge National Urban Park, Parks Canada
General inquiries:
416-264-2020

[email protected]

02/14/2026

All about the kids on Family Day with your nationally-ranked (8th) Spirit!
• For Little Monkeys, a Stouffville charity committed to improving the lives of families of neurodiverse children in Ontario, will be at the community table
• Max Russell will read the starting lineup to our players
• We’ll thank the awesome billet families who host our players in a pregame ceremony
• Sarah Ranson of Ruby Tuesday will sing the anthem
• Chuck-A-Puck for the kids
• 50/50 proceeds to For Little Monkeys Charity
See you at the rink on Monday, Stouffville!!

01/01/2026

04/30/2023

A terrible & unexpected loss from our Mowat years, Grant Paterson has passed away. I remember Grant as a big personality with a kind heart & a fun loving spirit. Our deepest sympathies to his family as they deal with their loss. 💔

11/11/2022

This was taken in 1983 at the entrance to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 258, on Lawson Road across the street from St. Dunstan of Canterbury Anglican Church in West Hill, Ontario.

12/31/2020

BATTEN, Anthony Jack Batten, Obituary, Canadian Obituaries, our beloved Anthony on December 27, 2020.

12/31/2020

Anthony J. Batten (1940 - 2020), circa 1985.

12/30/2020

12/29/2020

Where goes is up to you now.

07/01/2020

Queen West Art Crawl Festival operates in T'karonto, or “Where The Trees Meet The Water” and also “The Gathering Place”. We acknowledge we are hosted on the lands of the Mississaugas of the Anishinaabe, the Haundenosaunee Confederacy, the Chippewa and the Wendat. We also recognize the enduring presence of all First Nations, Métis and the Inuit peoples here and across Turtle Island.

This territory is governed under the The Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant, which originated many hundreds of years ago and contributed greatly to the creation of the “Great League of Peace”. This treaty is used to describe how land and water can be shared to the mutual benefit of all its inhabitants.

The Canadian Native Flag displayed here was designed by Kwakwaka’wakw artist Curtis Wilson. His design for the flag is meant to represent First Nations in Canada to the public, with the hope that it brings a better understanding of the First Nations of our country and a vision for a unified Canada that can revel in its diversity.

Miigwetch & Happy Canada Day.

05/14/2020

Looks like stuff is opening....golf season begins!!

The Province of Ontario will be starting Stage 1 of reopening with some services opening this weekend and more businesses allowed to reopen next week. The Ontario government announced the retailers,...