Rotary Mississauga West Club members and guests celebrated the holidays at Solstice Restaurant.
Join us on Tuesday evenings for fellowship and engaging speakers!
Every year, the Rotary Club of Mississauga West warmly embraces the holiday spirit, bringing joy to families at Armagh House
Rotary Club of Mississauga West hosts an enriching weekend for Rotary Exchange students, featuring cultural tours, fun activities, and community bonding
On November 14th, Rotary Club of Mississauga West convened a Cluster Meeting with District Governor Brenda Halloran as the guest.
On October 24, World Polio Day, the four Mississauga Rotary Clubs convened at the Mississauga City Hall to hoist the End Polio Now flag, underscoring Rotary International's enduring commitment to obliterate Polio worldwide. Club President Richard Blake, alongside our Rotary Exchange Student from Japan, articulated the strides made since the ambitious mandate was adopted in 1985. With Polio's presence confined to Afghanistan and Pakistan, the global initiative, bolstered by partnerships with the World Health Organization since 1989 and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is on the cusp of fulfilling its mission.
From red ponchos to pub crawls, Rotary clubs are coming up with a variety of ways to promote polio eradication in October
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RC Mississauga West - Lobsterfest - May 23, 2026
St John's ParishMay 23, 2026
5:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.
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Conservation burials, green cemeteries, and environmental convictions are reshaping how some people think about death
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in the United States, Costa Rica, Italy, Tunisia, and Australia.
Far from the vaccination front lines, the fight to end the disease begins in everyday spaces, from a neighborhood pub to a commuter train to a tulip field. At the center of it all, no surprise, are enterprising Rotary members just like you
Members in the 16 World Cup host cities in North America plan events to showcase Rotary and foster international understanding
Portable kidney failure treatment will keep patients in Labrador in the remote communities they love