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Parking Available?

Yes, Valet and self parking is available!

Are Halloween Costumes required ?

Costumes are welcome be not required for entry.

Are ther ID requirements or an age limit to enter ?

Yes, Guest must be 25+ years or older; I.D must match name thats shown on ticket.

Are you guys following social distancing protocol ?

Yes, there will be complimentary masks and hand sanitzer stations present.

Do I need to print my ticket to gain entry ?

No, you will present your email from your phone or just show us your ID.

What is the return policy ?

All payments are final and there are no refunds.

Is my ticket transferrable ?

All tickets are non-transferable.

Will my photo be taken at this party ?

Yes, there is a possibility that you may be filmed or have your photo taken for visual purposes. As a guest, you agree to these terms.

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2020 VISION

PHOTO OF THE MONTH

November - A different Remembrance Day

This Remembrance Day is different from all others. We are facing the pandemic and are unable to host the large events of commemoration. However, we can learn lessons of solidarity and determination from the sacrifice of our soldiers and their families.

October - A Hero For Justice

Happy birthday to a hero for justice. It is an honour to call Edmund Metatawabin my friend. Thank you for your relentless fight for the Survivors of St. Anne's Residential School.

September - 2020 Champion for Mental Health

I am honoured to be named one of this year's 2020 Champions of Mental Health by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Health and Mental Illness for my work calling for a National Suicide Prevention Action Plan.

August - Historical Moment for St. Anne's Survivors

Lawyers for Minister Carolyn Bennett cross-examined Edmund Metatawabin over his role of speaking up for St. Anne's Survivors who have had their rights denied by the government supressing evidence.

This week the Attorney General of Ontario stepped in on behalf of the St. Anne's Survivors. This is a historic moment for the survivors but at what point will the government realize its on the wrong side of the law and history?

July - Canada Day 2020

This year's Canada Day is like is like no other. At a time of incredible stress and crisis, our nation has come together to support one another. Canada is an amazing country to call home.

June - The New Normal

Earlier this month I spent a week in Ottawa to attend Parliament. I'm home in Northern Ontario now and I've just finished 14 days of self-quarantine - check out this awesome mask that my friend Kingi Carpenter created for me!

We're not out of the woods with COVID yet my friends, not by a long shot, but we will get through this. Stay safe. We're in this together.

May - Champion for Mental Health

This month I was named a 2020 Champion for Mental Health by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health. I am incredibly honoured and surprised by this award. I don't see that what I'm doing is special; it's just the work I do. The youth of our country are our greatest resource and my deepest passion. Our country needs a National Suicide Prevention Action Plan - when there is a problem in our communities, we have to step up; it's our obligation.

April - Stronger Together

COVID-19 is testing us as a society and as individuals. And I'll be damned if I'm going to let the virus give us a failing grade.

We have the courage, the decency and the love for one another to pull through. It's up to us to stay focused on getting each other through and we will come out of this stronger, together.

March - Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada Convention

FedNor plays a huge role in helping to expand economic opportunities across Northern Ontario. At the annual PDAC convention, the FedNor pavillion brings northern expertise to the world.

February - Truth to Power

St. Anne's Survivors stood at Ontario Superior Court and spoke truth to power. They will not be intimidated, they will not be silenced.

As a Canadian, I am ashamed to witness how this government has used such brutal and petty tactics against people who have suffered such horrific abuse. I call on Carolyn Bennett to stop the petty legal vendetta. The survivors are not only owed justice; they are owed an apology.

January - The Iranian-Canadian Relationship

The Iranian-Canadian community has played such a positive role in this nation - through the arts, science, and business. I am mourning for those who died in the tragic plane crash on January 8th. The families and our nation need answers.

My thoughts are with my friends in the Iranian-Canadian community who are watching the terrible situation in the Middle East. Canada needs to be a voice pushing to de-escalate the tension and the threat of war.