Presenter: Georgia Remond 

Energy flows where attention goes. A vision board is a collection of images and words that reflect our dreams and aspirations.  This is where you bring to life, in the physical form, your best and future self by focusing your goals on any of the areas from health, wealth, relationships, home, career and lifestyle.  We will look at creating the board, what it takes to change old patterns and how to use vision triggers.  

Presenter: François Labonté 

The Caucasus is a beautiful mountainous region located between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea consisting of Southern Russia, Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan.  During this lecture we will focus on the rich history of its peoples, including protracted and active conflicts, concentrating on the countries of Armenia and Georgia.  

Presenter: John Felvinci 

This lecture will report on the most recent discoveries and theories in the fast-developing field of Astronomy.  New information concerning the Solar System, the size and age of the Universe, exoplanets, and asteroids will be presented. 

Presenter: Georgia Remond 

Energy flows where attention goes. A vision board is a collection of images and words that reflect our dreams and aspirations.  This is where you bring to life, in the physical form, your best and future self by focusing your goals on any of the areas from health, wealth, relationships, home, career and lifestyle.  We will look at creating the board, what it takes to change old patterns and how to use vision triggers.  

Presenter:?? John Felvinci 

Vera Atkins was a British intelligence officer who was the leader of the France Section of the Special Operations Executive (SOE) during WW2. Atkins was also part of the British team that evacuated Poland's Enigma code breakers to France and Britain so that they could teach the Western Allies how to break the Enigma. 

Presenter: Georgia Remond 

Energy flows where attention goes. A vision board is a collection of images and words that reflect our dreams and aspirations.  This is where you bring to life, in the physical form, your best and future self by focusing your goals on any of the areas from health, wealth, relationships, home, career and lifestyle.  We will look at creating the board, what it takes to change old patterns and how to use vision triggers.  

Presenter: Howard King 

Morse Code is not dead. By the end of the workshop, you will be competent enough to code and decode one 4-letter word in one minute. You will receive tools to enable you to achieve this. It will require the app: Morse-it which is available on the Apple app site for 99 cents. You will hear a simulation of the Titanic’s last message. Limit 14 people.  

Presenter: Ben Sperer 

My previous lecture, World War I, led us to this lecture: World War II, where I explain the causes and effects of both wars, as well as the extraordinary twenty years between them.  

Presenter: Thomas Douglis 

Join Olympic brand and design expert Tom Douglis for a stimulating visual journey showing how design and image-making has helped build the Olympic Games into the world’s most-recognized globally-branded entity, transforming design, cities and countries. Whether you love sports, history, art, design, politics, or storytelling, you will enjoy this insightful look at how Olympic image aspirations became reality.  

Presenter: Raymond Stern 

We will follow the 1,000 years of classical antiquity centered on the Mediterranean Sea, comprising the interlocking civilizations of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. This period saw the rise and fall of great empires and greatly affected all walks of life including the path taken by architecture. With Greek architecture, sublimity reached great heights. Expressing power was dominant for Roman architecture.

Presenter: Susan van Gelder 

We know that as far back as the 1700s, there was a black composer of classical music. Come on a musical adventure as we hear about black composers, many of whose music was silenced by a world that celebrated white men. Listen to their music and you be the judge. Should these names be known?  

Presenter: Frank Nicholson 

The loss of the South's largest port when Admiral Farragut blasted past the two forts protecting New Orleans in the spring of 1862 opened the way for the Union Navy to move up the Mississippi and split the Confederacy. 

Presenter: Romano DeSantis 

This lecture is about a variety of presenter’s artifacts and an innovative way of showcasing them online via Zoom that is complementary to photo carousels and ppt presentations and that is particularly conducive to audience-presenter interaction

Presenter: Frank Nicholson 

An overview of what life was like for the hundreds of First Nations living in what is today Canada, the United States and northern Mexico just before Columbus sailed across the Atlantic.  

Presenter: Ruth Rigby 

The Goode House, at 178 Côte St. Antoine, is one of the oldest properties in Westmount. It already has heritage status to protect its Greek Revival exterior, but now the city wants to go one step further and use a rare regulatory measure to protect the interior as well. This illustrated talk will discuss the history and significance of the Goode House and the family who cherished it over the years.  

Presenter: Beverley Ann Lee 

This lecture will look at the economic and social history of wool over the past 5,000 years. You will learn how the wool industry has transformed societies around the world in more ways than you can imagine. This presentation will be followed by discussion

Presenter: Fatima-Zahra Kerdoum  

The goal of this coaching workshop is to help participants become more aware of their negative emotions and the impact of these emotions on their behavior and their daily-life decisions. Participants will learn new tools and techniques to manage their negative thinking. 

Presenter: Frank Nicholson 

France produced many world-renown scientists during the 19th century, including biologist and chemist Louis Pasteur, father of germ theory, and astronomer Urbain Le Verrier, discoverer of Neptune. 

Presenter: Angella Lambrou 

This lecture will explore the life of George Bizos, who, at age 13, fled the Nazi occupation of his native Greece to become one of South Africa’s most prominent human rights lawyers. He served as counsel to the leaders of the liberation movement and devised a three-word phrase that may have shielded his client and life-long friend Nelson Mandela from execution.