As the province plans for recovery, the town is beginning to carefully and responsibly bring back services and reopen some public spaces, programs and services. Provincial emergency orders and the town’s physical distancing by-law remain in effect. We must all continue to follow guidelines from Public Health officials.
Mon, 03 Mar 2014
The Town of Oakville officially launched the 13th Annual Community Spirit Awards today, encouraging residents to nominate community champions that they admire and appreciate in one of eight award categories.
“We want to honour the great people who are making a difference in our community,” said Mayor Rob Burton. “Let’s share their stories, celebrate their achievements and recognize their dedication to making Oakville even more livable.”
Nominations will be accepted until Monday, April 14 at 4 p.m. in the following award categories:
This year’s annual Community Spirit Awards presentation will be held on Wednesday, June 11 at Oakville’s dynamic Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre (QEPCCC). Award-winning illustrator/artist Soyeon Kim has been commissioned to create the 2014 Community Spirit awards. An art instructor at QEPCCC, Kim’s unique art has been featured at national exhibitions and in children’s books.
Nomination forms are available for pick-up at all town recreation facilities, Town Hall and Oakville Public Library branches, or can be completed online. For more information about the award categories and nomination requirements, visit the Community Spirit Awards page.
Janine Ivings
Marketing Supervisor
Recreation and Culture
905-845-6601, ext. 3080
jivings@oakville.ca
Pamela Janes
Senior Communications Advisor
Town of Oakville
905-845-6601, ext. 3005
pjanes@oakville.ca