A Live Virtual Event!
Celebrate Rotary Family, Community and Connection!
Friday June 4th 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Saturday June 5th - 10:00am to 2:00pm
Join us as Conference 2021 explores the power of connection between Rotary Family and Service Above Self – providing new skills to contribute to your community and to your family.
DG Dave’s original vision of a live conference in his hometown of Terrace in close partnership with the Nisga’a people has evolved due to Covid. Though this year’s conference will be “virtual”, it will be true to his spirit.
Now $89
Lot's of room still available
This year – no travel, no hotel – just great value
Registration closes at 5 PM Thursday June 3
Running in conjunction with this year’s District 5040 Conference are two dynamic virtual conference experiences designed for youth.
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Conference Memento BoxSi’anhluut’ukwsSomething one treasures or valuesThe first 300 District 5040 Rotaractors & Rotarians/partners registered will receive the valuable Conference Memento Box
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Inspired by our late District Governor Dave Hamilton – to whom Conference ’21 is dedicated – on the Friday night June 4 we'll celebrate the end of another Rotary week with a virtual dance party. One thing our District Governor Dave loved to do was dance. He also loved a party and enjoyed seeing everyone having a good time. So let's have some fun for Dave and have a dance contest in his honour.
This party will start on Friday night at 8PM. There will be live music with March Hare covering our favourite dance music from multiple decades. If you would like to dress up (or not), shake your booty (madatory) and win some prizes, I want to hear from you.
To register send a message to garrysshearer@gmail.com In your email please let us know if your going solo, with a partner or a dance troup.
Instructions for the contest will be sent when the list of contestants is finalized.
This year’s virtual District Conference is going to be like no other while honouring the Rotary traditions of year’s past – such as the opening Flag Ceremony. On Saturday, more than 30 Rotarians gathered to video record a physically-distanced Ceremony – from their cars. Kudos to Rotary volunteer videographer John Charbonneau for braving it out in the back of a moving half-ton!
Join us - June 4 (7 - 9 p.m.) and June 5 (10 a.m. - 2 p.m.) Register today!
WANTED for District Conference 2021: Photos from “Rotary family” album.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, do you or you club have a photo that tells the story of “Rotary Family?" Rotarians at work and play in your community making a difference?
The District Conference Committee is looking to pull together several hundred photos to use in support of this year’s Virtual Conference theme of “Rotary Family.”
Simplest way to share your photo is to pick one or two (no larger than 4MB each) and email them to kevine@telus.net.
Don’t delay – do it today!
Dr. Paul Dhillon is a family physician, ER doctor, medical officer in the Armed Forces reserves, author, educator, manager of Canada’s Men’s Medical Soccer Team, husband, father… and Rotarian.
At the District 5040 Conference 2021 on June 4 - 5, Dr. Dhillon will share how the concept of Rotary Family helps him find life balance while he pursues his multiple avenues for Service Above Self. Dr. Dhillon is slated to speak on Saturday, June 5 in this exciting live, virtual event.
Register now the 2021 District Conference for $79/person. The first 300 District 5040 Rotaractors & Rotarians/partners registered will receive the valuable Conference Keepsake Box. Join us!
Dr. Dhillon's journey has taken him to Sierra Leone during the Ebola epidemic to now the frontlines of the Covid pandemic here at home. As part of the B.C. Covid-19 response, Dr. Dhillon was recently Vancouver Coastal Health’s lead Medical Planner for the Vancouver Convention Health Centre, a 271-bed extension of VGH.
Currently working at a medical clinic on the Sunshine Coast and at Sechelt Hospital, Dr. Dhillon credits our late District Governor Dave Hamilton for introducing him to Rotary Family nearly two decades ago.
Photo: Dr. Paul Dhillon with son Darragh.
Read more about Dr. Dhillon, along with a complete list of speakers here at this link.
From Darcy Long District Governor 2018-2019
March 30,2021
Dear Rotary Family, It is with profound sadness I share with you the news of the passing of our beloved District Governor Dave Hamilton. Dave lost his battle with Prostate cancer last night (March 29), with Tanya by his side. There has been such an outpouring of love from all of you, and I have no doubt Dave has felt it and it has helped to comfort him in his final days. As that same love will help Tanya, and Dave’s family, in the days moving forward as we all grieve with them. The Rotary Family has lost a true champion, humanitarian, and friend. Due to the Covid Pandemic restrictions we are unable to meet in person to celebrate Dave at this time. Rest assured as soon as there is an opportunity to gather, notice will go out for a celebration of life to be held at the Beach Grove Golf Club in Tsawwassen as per Dave’s request. We will pass on more information as it becomes known to us. Rest in Peace Dave. Thank you for sharing your dance moves with us. You were an amazing friend and inspirational leader who will truly be missed. With very heavy hearts, Darcy and Doug |
Award-winning actor Neal McDonough shares his journey putting family first and is one not to be missed!
He can be seen in Project Blue Book, and he also gave a lightning-rod performance in Paramount Networks' Yellowstone opposite Kevin Costner.
McDonough helps us open the 2021 District 5040 Conference on Friday, June 4 as we celebrate the Rotary Family June 4-5 in a live, virtual event.
Register now for $79/person. The first 300 people to register will receive a unique Conference Keepsake Box.
A complete list of our speakers can be found at this link.
Martin Scott and Lorelei Higgins from Mediators Beyond Borders International lead this interactive workshop with trained facilitators and members of Nisga’a Nation. Building resiliency and cross-cultural communication.
Dedicated to sustainability and peace building, Scott is a mediator, an architect and a social entrepreneur. He's also a 2017 Rotary Peace Fellow.
As a landscape architect, Scott led large projects domestically and around the world, including Dubai and India. A love of travel and languages has guided him to live/ explore more than 70 countries and sparked a split from designing traditional gardens to a passion for the larger landscape of peace.
Scott's and Higgin's workshop at the 2021 District Conference is slated for Saturday, June 5.
For a complete list of speakers, visit this link.
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