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 | Active Halton www.activehalton.ca Formally HALNet (Halton Active Living Network) is a network of organizations and individuals who are committed to working together to increase the number of Halton residents who are active on a regular basis. The Network will accomplish their goals through advocacy, coordinated promotional activities, and development of physical activity tools and resources for the Halton community. |
| Acton Agriculture Society http://www.actonfair.ca This is the official site for the Acton Fall Fair. | |
| Acton Aqua Ducks Swim Club http://www.actonaquaducks.com Today, the Club has over 50 swimmers in all levels and is growing every year. Head Coach Mackenzie Kimm and Coaches Rose Thompson and Jennifer Kroezen provide a full range of expertise and experience to ensure that our swimmers not only have the best opportunity to excel but have fun as well! | |
| Acton BIA http://www.downtownacton.ca The Acton Business Improvement Association or BIA is a local organization to improve the community. The BIA of Acton actively promote, and coordinate events, education, and opportunities for groups and business' to work together. | |
| Acton House League Hockey http://www.actonhouseleague.ca Acton Houseleague hockey Website. | |
| Acton Minor Ball Association http://www.actonminorball.com Acton Minor Ball offers house league programs for area youth 4-16 years of age. This website contains information about our programs and is updated throughout the season to keep you up to date on team schedules, news and more. | |
| Acton Minor Hockey Association http://www.actonminorhockey.com Acton Minor Hockey Association (AMHA) Acton Tanners Web Site. This web site will provide useful information to players and parents participating within the AMHA. The web site will provide information on upcoming events and schedules as well as association contacts, constitution, etc. Please visit our Sponsor page and patronize our community/sweater sponsors. | |
| Acton Skating Club http://www.actonskatingclub.com Every Skate Canada skating program complements the others and allows for unrestricted movement and development through the system. All programs are taught by professional coaches certified through the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) and they are offered at member clubs and skating schools across the country. | |
| Acton Soccer Club http://www.actonsoccer.org This is the official site of the Acton Soccer Club. | |
| Boy Scouts of Canada - Central Ontario http://www.scouts.ca To contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society. | |
| Bruce Trail Conservancy - Halton Hills Chapter http://www.brucetrail.org The Bruce Trail Conservancy is a charitable organization committed to establishing a conservation corridor containing a public footpath along the Niagara Escarpment, in order to protect its natural ecosystems and to promote environmentally responsible public access to this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. A Board of Directors governs the BTC and volunteers from 9 Bruce Trail Clubs are responsible for maintaining, stewarding and promoting the Trail. | |
| Burlington Runners http://www.burlingtonrunners.com The Burlington Runners will be hosting their 35th Annual Good Friday Road Races at Aldershot High School in Burlington ON on Friday March 21st. Students are encouraged to participatean the 5km School Team Challenge by entering teams of 4 runners. A 1km Bunny Hop Kids Run will also be held for younger kids. Each child receives a finisher's medal! 5km and 10 mile distance events are also included for runners of all ages and ablities. Register online at www.burlingtonrunners.com. | |
| Canadian Federation of University Women - Georgetown http://www.aztec-net.com/~cfuw The Pursuit of knowledge; the Promotion of education A university degree is not necessary to join, ask us about our associate memberships. | |
 | Cedarvale Disc Golf Course Download File Have you tried the Cedarvale Disc Golf Course |
| Child Fitness Credit Download File In early 2007, the Government of Canada began to allow a non-refundable tax credit on eligible amounts of up to $500 paid by parents to register a child (under the age of 16) in an eligible program of physical activity. This includes An active program that is ongoing for at least 8 weeks or a day camp where your child attends 5 days in a row and is active for 50% of each day. Keep in mine programs must be supervised, suitable for children (under the age of 16) and finally a program that includes a large amount of physical activity to improve cardio respiratory endurance, plus one or more of; muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility or balance. Active Halton (formally HALNet www.activehalton.ca ), has received funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to assist them in getting the message out to resident of Halton Region about this great non-refundable tax credit. | |
| Family Day 2010 Download File Family Day Events | |
| Georgetown Agriculture Society http://www.georgetownfallfair.ca The Georgetown Agricultural Society is a nonprofit organization, operating under its own constitution and by-laws. The operation of the Society is carried on by a Board of Directors assisted by the work of many devoted volunteers. The Society has educated and entertained rural and urban members of this community and surround areas by presenting the Georgetown Fall Fair, (at the Georgetown Fairgrounds) the 1st weekend following Labour Day. | |
| Georgetown Aikido Inc http://www.georgetownaikido.com Aikido is not a conventional fighting art or sport. Aikido is a martial art, which develops the ability to harmonize with opposing forces rather than combat them. Because of this circular and spherical movements are utilized to redirect opposing forces towards a less harmful destination. Aikido is noncompetitive and nonviolent. Cooperation and harmony are more important than aggression — timing and control are more important than strength. With the development of basic techniques Aikido provides a very powerful means of self-defense without undue aggression. | |
| Georgetown Bach Chorale http://www.georgetownbachchorale.com Since its inception in 1999 the choir has provided Georgetown with an impressive series of concerts of classical works, often involving international artists. | |
| Georgetown BIA http://www.downtowngeorgetown.com The Town of Halton Hills has been a valuable partner in the preservation and resurgence of Downtown Georgetown through the façade improvement program and other initiatives, removal of parking meters, commitment to expanded library facilities and a new road and redesigned streetscape. | |
| Georgetown Children's Chorus http://www.georgetownchildrenschorus.ca The Georgetown Children's Chorus consists of approximately 200 children--5 choirs spanning the ages from 5 to 19. They present a variety of music including classical, jazz, folk, pop, etc., in concerts and sing for seniors groups and community events, etc. There are 2 major concerts put on; one is held at Christmas and the other is a spring concert. | |
| Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council http://www.georgetownhockeyheritage.com | |
| Georgetown Impact Volleyball Club http://www.impactvolleyball.ca This is the official site of the Georgetown Impact Girls Volleyball Club. | |
| Georgetown Ladies Powderpuff League http://www.glpl.org This is the official site of the Georgetown Ladies PowderPuff League. | |
| Georgetown Little Theatre Productons Inc. http://www.georgetownlittletheatre.ca The Georgetown Little Theatre had its beginning in an amateur theatricals evening class that was held at the Georgetown District High School during the winter and spring of 1959-60. As a grande finale the members of the evening class staged a one-act play called The Mayor of Torontal. Members of the cast included Vera Macdonald and Mary Goebel, who are still active in GLT plays today. This enthusiastic group formed the nucleus of what was to become the Georgetown Little Theatre. | |
| Georgetown Minor Baseball Association http://www.georgetownbaseball.ca The 2008 GBA Board of Directors would like to tip our baseball caps and thank all of the many, many volunteers that have helped once again to make a season of baseball available to the youth in our community. Without all of this help, our commitment is meaningless. | |
| Georgetown Minor Hockey http://www.gmha.on.ca Welcome to the new internet home of the Georgetown Minor Hockey Association. In an effort to serve you better we have upgraded and enhanced our website. We have endeavoured to provide you with the most up to date information available. | |
| Georgetown Runners http://www.georgetownrunners.ca The Georgetown Runners (GR) are a group of local runners in Georgetown, Ontario, CANADA who meet at Atlantis Athletics Family Fitness at Guelph Street and Mountainview at 8 AM Sunday mornings. Various groups run different distances for runs lasting 45-90 minutes. We all meet afterwards for coffee and snacks at LaVita Cafe. Smaller groups meet at other times and locations during the week for social or training runs. ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US AT ANY TIME. | |
| Georgetown Skating Club http://www.georgetownskatingclub.ca Welcome and thank you for visiting the Georgetown Skating Club. Our club is sanctioned by Skate Canada and offers a full range of skating programs including learn-to-skate, power skating, recreational and figure skating programs from September through to April each season. We are located at the Mold-Masters SportsPlex in Georgetown, Ontario. | |
| Georgetown Slopitch League http://www.georgetownslopitch.com A short but enjoyable history of the League. We are but one League, with the Sunday morning league and its 12 teams, the Ladies Powderpuff League and their 30 teams, and several smaller leagues of 6 teams. Coming from a Town of under 20,000 to have our League with 50 teams, and 1,000 participants, the other leagues with their 1200 participants, I personally feel that Slo-Pitch has become one of the most popular, yet affordable sports in this town. | |
| Georgetown Soccer Club http://www.georgetownsoccerclub.com This is the official site of the Georgetown Soccer Club. | |
| Gerogetown Choral Society http://www.georgetownchoral.ca Under the direction of A. Dale Wood, the Choir has approximately 100 members, and performs at a level normally associated with professional groups. The choir performs a mixed genre of musical works and has performed at such locations as Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto. We have also performed in Holland, England and Ireland. | |
| Gordon Alcott Tennis Club http://www.georgetowntennis.com This initial charter from the HHTA laid the ground for the Gordon Alcott tennis club we know today which is the only club in Georgetown based on town courts. Its been a long journey and many valuable contributions where made by members right from the outset, some of whom are still helping to lead the club forward. | |
| Halton Hills Blue Fins http://www.haltonhillsbluefins.ca The Halton Hills Blue Fins have over 25 years of experience and has built a strong history of accomplished athletes. Our swimmers are encouraged to strive and reach their full potential. To be the best they can be. You don't have to be a competitive swimmer to join. Our swim club offers training programs for all levels and abilities. | |
| Halton Hills Camera Club http://www.hhcc.ca Since its founding in 1987, the Halton Hills Camera Club has promoted awareness of the art of photography within the community of Halton Hills. It is a forum in which like-interested individuals can learn more about photography, develop and/or enhance their photographic skills, and broaden their photographic horizons. | |
| Halton Hills Gymnastics Centre http://www.haltonhillsgymnastics.com Halton Hills Gymnastics Centre (HHGC) is a non-profit, volunteer lead organization, and a member of Gymnastics Ontario. HHGC offers all children a healthy environment for their energy and creativity. HHGC currently has over 700 members. Members train from 45 min. to 20 hours per week. | |
| Halton Hills Hawks Softball Association http://www.haltonhillshawks.ca The Halton Hills Girls Fastpitch Association (HHGFA) is dedicated to providing girls aged 9 to 19 (Mite, Squirt, Novice, Bantam, & Midget) an opportunity to play competitive fastpitch softball against similar teams from other communities. We are a Not-for-Profit organization operated and coached by volunteers, and financed by parents and sponsors. | |
| Halton Hills Jr. B. Bulldogs Lacrosse Club http://www.haltonshillsbulldogs.com | |
| Halton Hills Men's Slo-Pitch League http://www.leaguemanager.ca League Manager is ideal for small to medium sized leagues that don't have access to a web site or web master. League Manager provides your league administrator with the tools to manage your league without knowing internet programming. | |
| Halton Hills Minor Football Association http://www.Haltonhillsfootball.com Welcome to another year of great fun for kids from 10 to 17years old! Our program develops self-esteem, promotes fitness and provides kids with an introduction to football at all of those ages. One of the basic principals upon which football has always been offered in Georgetown is "accessibility for all". Football is a large team sport that is unique in that there is a position for every type and size of player. | |
| Halton Hills Minor Lacrosse Association http://www.hhmla.ca This is the official site of the Halton Bulldogs Lacrosse Association. | |
| Halton Hills Mixed Volleyball League http://www.hhmvl.com The league is always challenged for volunteers to be on the executive. We would like to keep a few positions changing each year to ensure everyone has a chance to participate and help the league grow. If you are interested in working on the executive please email the president with your name and position you would like to attain. Please we encourage you to get involved. | |
| Halton Hills Sports Museum http://www.hhsm.ca | |
| Halton Region Health Department http://www.halton.ca/health Together with the Halton Community, the Health Department works to achieve the best possible health for all. | |
| International Ballroom Dancing for Couples Download File Located in Georgetown, the Ballroom Health Group is dedicated to the reduction of health-related problems that are caused by a lack of physical and mental exercise. With no partner or previous dancing experience needed, Ballroom Dancing taught in line format is the latest way to keep your mind, body and soul in perfect shape. We are now also offering International Ballroom Dancing for Couples classes. However, these classes require that you attend with a partner. JOIN US TODAY! IT’S THE LATEST CRAZE AND IT’S SWEEPING THE NATION! Visit WWW.BALLROOMHEALTH.COM for more information and registration forms or call Tom & Rosemarie at (905)702-1222. | |
| June is Recreation and Parks Month Download File 2010 calendar | |
| June is Recreation and Parks Month Download File 2010 calendar | |
| Kinsmen Girls Softball League http://www.georgetownkinsmen.ca | |
| Links 2 Care - Youth Program http://www.links2care.ca Links2Care is the new name of a multi-service community organization merging two great legacy agencies. Halton Helping Hands of South Halton has proudly joined Halton Hills Community Support and Information in North Halton. The new Links2Care now serves 5,000 clients region wide, delivering a wide variety of programs and services to children, youth, adults and seniors, through ten site locations in Oakville, Georgetown and Acton. | |
| North Halton Girls Hockey Association http://www.twistersgirlshockey.com The North Halton Girls Hockey Association gratefully acknowledges the support of the Town of Milton Community Fund. The grant will be used to train our Twisters volunteers this fall. All Twisters volunteers are eligible to participate | |
| North Halton Power and Sail Sqadron http://www.nhpss.ca The objectives of Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons (CPS) are to perpetuate a fraternity of boaters of sufficient numbers, strength and vigour to achieve our ongoing aims of establishing high standards of navigation and seamanship; to provide training and study courses in the field of Boating, Seamanship, Piloting, Navigation and the safe handling of boats of all kinds, and to co-operate with the agencies of Canada charged with the Laws and Regulations relating to navigation. | |
| Norval Community Association http://www.norval.ca Norval is a small village in the region of Halton which possesses a rich history, nestled comfortably in a deep valley on the banks of the Credit River. Use this site to learn more about this beautiful town that L.M. Montgomery (author of Anne of Green Gables and past resident) was moved to write. | |
| Our Kids Network http://www.ourkidsnetwork.ca/index.html Our Kids Network represents Halton\'s commitment to the healthy development and well being of all children in our community from prenatal to adolescences. Several themes, grounded in research, steer our work towards ensuring “all children thrive”. | |
| P.O.W.E.R (Protecting Our Water and Environment Resources) http://www.powerhalton.ca Protect Our Water and Environmental Resources -- P.O.W.E.R. is a thriving not-for-profit community based organization committed to protecting the environment and the quality of life in North Halton and beyond. | |
| Volunteer Workshops Download File The attached flyer contants workshop infromation not for profit for winter 2009 | |
| Walk On http://www.icanwalk.ca/ walkON is a community partnership of Heart Health projects from Central West Ontario. We offer a menu of program activities to engage the community in the creation of environments that support walking | |
| While You Wait http://web.mac.com/whileyouwait1/WhileYouWait/Welcome.html While You Wait… is a health and wellness newsletter that brings up-to-date, relevant health information to you and your family. | |