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Churchill Society Luncheon Series Parliamentary democracy… in a minority Parliament
A luncheon and keynote speech featuring Peter MacKay, M.P. Deputy Leader,  Conservative Party of Canada   Monday, November 29, 2004  12:00 noon University Club 380 University Avenue  Toronto   Tickets are $50.00 each (non-refundable). The price includes lunch and one glass of wine.   Ticket Reservation Form
Peter MacKay was first elected in 1997 as the Progressive Conservative MP for Pictou-Antigonish-Guysborough.  He went on to serve in numerous capacities, including as the party’s house leader and justice critic. In May 2003, he was elected leader of the PC Party of Canada, a position he held until leading the party into a merger that created the new Conservative Party of Canada. Please join this prominent Canadian political leader in looking at the impact of this minority Parliament on Canada’s parliamentary democracy. For ticket enquires, please telephone the University Club (416) 597-1336 or fax your completed form to (416) 597-2994.   You may also email your completed form to uctadmin@fastwire.com  Presented in partnership with the University Club of Toronto. Click Here for Ticket Reservation Form
Churchill Debate at Hart House February 2005  Date & Speakers TBA Learn more about the Churchill Debate at Hart House
The Churchill Collection at Trinity College Presents Churchill’s Military Romanticism Paul Stevens Canada Research Fellow University of Toronto These evenings focus on items from the Churchill Collection at Trinity College's J.W. Graham Library. Professor Stevens' talk will focus on WSC's My Early Life, Marlborough and the Alanbrooke War Diaries.  Read more about this event on web page of The Churchill Collection at Trinity College Thursday, March 3, 2005 8:00 p.m. Rigby Room St. Hilda's College 44 Devonshire Place Free of charge for Churchill Society members and students $10 for non-members