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The Rotary barrel sank May 5 at 1:15 pm.
This year's winner is Shirley Keetash, who predicted the exact time. Winnings are just over $1600. Congratulations!

Thank you to all who supported Rotary's efforts to raise money for local projects.

We also thank our sponsors for supporting the "End of Winter" event

Mental Health Awareness

On November 30 the Sioux Lookout Bombers, in cooperation with the Rotary Club of Sioux Lookout, hosted their first annual Mental Health Awareness night, an initiative which was spearheaded by several Bombers players, including #26 Aiden Parker.

The Bombers shared that, “Between the auction of our special game worn jerseys, sale of wristbands, the 50/50 draw (conducted by the Rotary Club) and other donations, you raised $2840 in support of mental health, $1500 of which (is) going directly to local mental health programs, and the remainder to the national Movember campaign.”

On Jan. 7, during the first period intermission of the Bombers’ game against the visiting Fort Frances Lakers, representatives from the Bombers and Rotary Club of Sioux Lookout presented a cheque for $1500 to members of the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation and (SLMHC) Mental Health and Addictions Program.
Provided by the Sioux Lookout Bulletin - Tim Brody - Editor

Paul Harris Fellows

Kirk Drew, Sioux Lookout Rotary Club President, presented two new Paul Harris Fellows to Andreas Kottschoth and Arvid Hakala.

Paul Harris Fellowships recognize contributions to the Rotary Foundation.

Ice Candles

bingo 2022

Lobsterfest 2022

President-elect Jennifer Jones is poised to lead Rotary into a vibrant, diverse future

Rotary awards US$2 million to prevent cervical cancer in Egypt

Rotary awards US$2 million to prevent cervical cancer in EgyptMore than 30,000 girls to be vaccinated against HPV, 10,000 women will be screened for cervical cancer in greater

Rotary awards US$2 million grant to fight cervical cancer in Egypt

Grant announced at Rotary's Convention in Melbourne will fund large-scale program to reduce case numbers, raise awareness, and improve women’s access to medical care.

Excitement builds for Melbourne