Showmens League of America - Canadian Chapter

11/27/2025

"Showmen's League Diane Skinkle Christmas Party" Will be held on Dec 7th 2025 at the Fantasy Fair Woodbine Centre, 500 Rexdale Blvd, from 11:30- 1:30p.m.
Please get your child's name in now to receive a gift from Santa!!
Email, facebook message, or text your child's name, age and gender to carnydebb@gmail.com, 705-446-8856
Children must be in attendance to receive the gift !!
Children 12 and under!!

Special Thanks to Scooter Gregg Korek, for his wonderful donation again to the kids Christmas Party!!

11/26/2025

Congratulations to Rob Hauser, CAFE (Canadian Association of Fairs & Exhibitions) 2025 Service Member of the Year 🏆

So well deserved

11/20/2025

NEW NEWSLETTER IS HERE !

Attention Members of the Showmen's League of America
( Canadian Chapter )

The Showmen's League of America ( Canadian Chapter ) DC #4 November/2025 Newsletter is now available to Paid Members.. Check your email and view

Rich in history and founded in camaraderie, The Showmen’s League of America is a community of showpeople - both men and women - dedicated to service and fellowship. By providing financial aid and memorial services, we promote the mutual welfare of our members and all showpeople, in good times and bad. By maintaining our traditions, we honor the legacy of those who have come before us. By welcoming new members from all areas of the amusement industry, we build a strong future. We invite you to our website and to join us, to share our mission, and join in friendship with some of the greatest men and women in the world.

The Canadian Chapter offers access to membership information and Club current events, member forums, links to providers of equipment (rides and games) and the various industry safety and governing boards across Canada.

11/19/2025

With a Heavy Heart, Showman of Campbell Amusements and Magical Midways to name a few as a Ride and Game Operator Roustabout, Jody Ostrom has sadly left us, Always bring a smile to young and old alike. Prayers sent to family and friends during this difficult time.

With a Special Note from Jody,

Just wanted to say a Special Thanks to The McCafferty's for both here on Earth and Brad looking down on us giving me a job and career and a Lifetime of fond memories.

Rest in Peace Showman Jody Ostrom

11/18/2025

( Club Meeting ) Showmen's League of America ( Canadian Chapter)

The Next Zoom and In House Meeting with the Showmen's League of America ( Canadian Chapter)

Time: December 1st 2025 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

20 Grey Street, Brantford, Ontario, Canada

Be Sure your Computer or Phone is Zoom ready, Members of the Showmans League of American ( Canadian Chapter ) Check your Email inbox for your invite,

If you do not have ( Zoom ) or need a update, Follow the link below.

https://zoom.us/download

The Showmen's League of America - ( Canadian Chapter ) NEW Email address is SLACanadianChapter@Gmail.com

11/15/2025

11/11/2025

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Hi Members, and Friends of the Showmen's League of America ( Canadian Chapter )

This season, fundraising for Showmens League of America - Canadian Chapter is going to be so much easier with FlipGive, a free team funding app.

We earn cash back on every purchase we make all year long! All you have to do is shop anytime with the brands you already love, like Home Depot, Walmart, Sport Chek, Indigo, Old Navy, Apple, Esso, and Loblaws. No more going door-to-door selling chocolate bars - it’s completely virtual and contactless.

Any questions, just ask!
Deb Currie - President of the SLACC

11/09/2025

11/09/2025

November 11th is primarily known as Remembrance Day in Canada and many other Commonwealth nations, which honours those who have served and continue to serve in the military. It also marks Veterans Day in the United States. The date is significant as it marks the anniversary of the end of World War I at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918.
In Canada: Remembrance Day
Purpose: To honour and remember the men and women who have served, and continue to serve, Canada during times of war, conflict, and peace.
Observance: Canadians pause for two minutes of silence at 11 a.m. to show gratitude.
Holiday Status: It is a federal statutory holiday in Canada.
Symbol: The poppy is the symbol of Remembrance Day.
Ceremony: A national ceremony is held at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.