At Sterling Dental we offer professional dental care in a caring and friendly environment. We strive to improve our patients’ quality of life by providing services to each individual that will improve their appearance, confidence and self-esteem.

To meet the needs of today’s busy families we offer early morning, evening and weekend appointments. New patients are always welcome and we encourage you to visit one of our Brampton offices.

At Sterling Dental we gauge the extent of our success by the quality of your smile, [...]]]>

At Sterling Dental we offer professional dental care in a caring and friendly environment. We strive to improve our patients’ quality of life by providing services to each individual that will improve their appearance, confidence and self-esteem.

To meet the needs of today’s busy families we offer early morning, evening and weekend appointments. New patients are always welcome and we encourage you to visit one of our Brampton offices.

At Sterling Dental we gauge the extent of our success by the quality of your smile, and we are very sincere when we say that our goal is to build relationships with our clients one smile at a time.

Give us a call at (416)777-1600 and let us help you acheive the smile of your dreams. At Sterling Dental, “Let our family treat your family.”

BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2012 is being celebrated across the Greater Toronto Area. Take a look at these great events and find time to get out and enjoy Canada’s rich and diverse cultural history:

The Canadian Black Caucus – INSPIRING YOUTH POLITICALLY –  Queens Park Black History Celebration – 2012

(A NON PARTISAN EVENT)

Where:  Queens Park Legislative Assembly

Room:  228 & 230, 2nd Floor

DATE:  Tuesday, February 29th, 2012

Time:  10am – 3:30pm

Canadian Black Caucus – Inspiring You Politically Ensuring an maintaining an African Canadian presence [...]]]>

BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2012 is being celebrated across the Greater Toronto Area. Take a look at these great events and find time to get out and enjoy Canada’s rich and diverse cultural history:

The Canadian Black Caucus – INSPIRING YOUTH POLITICALLY –  Queens Park Black History Celebration – 2012

(A NON PARTISAN EVENT)

Where:  Queens Park Legislative Assembly

Room:  228 & 230, 2^nd Floor

DATE:  Tuesday, February 29th, 2012

Time:  10am – 3:30pm

Canadian Black Caucus – Inspiring You Politically Ensuring an maintaining an African Canadian presence within the Canadian Political System Advocating for the rights of the African Canadian Community Recognize, articulate and support the importance of voting Inspiring the next generation of African Canadian Leaders

canadianblackcaucus@gmail.com

Future Aces Positive Ticketing Media Launch

Thurs, February 23 – 11:00 a.m. (Thurs)

North York Subway, 5152 Yonge Street, Willowdale

Future Aces Positive Tickets are being given out by officers in York Region and by teachers in GTA schools, catching students for being

caring and kind. Future Aces and the TTC are partnering to extend this project into the subway system for ten months, starting on February 26, 2012. Student volunteers will be stationed at designated TTC subway stops, observing riders and employees ready to catch them in the act of being good citizens.

Planet Africa Spoken Word Live event

Fri, February 24 – 6p.m to 9p.m.

Spoken Word Live is an event that will bring people together to experience and share Black History through poetry and the eloquence of words. The event will feature 5 renowned poets from Canada. The theme of the event is “Its time to create our reality”

Louise Arbour School Black History Month Event

365 Father Tobin Rd (corner of Bramalea Rd. and Father Tobin)

Wed, February 29 – 6 to 9 p.m.

Join students and families from across Peel region in a celebration and examination of Canadian Black History, highlighted by a speech from Dr. Anthony Sterling focusing on ‘Using Your Past To Shape Your Future’.

“Finding Freedom: The Joshua Glover Story”
Montgomery’s Inn
4709 Dundas St. W.
Feb. 24, 2012
7-9 p.m.,
$20 plus HST
Includes snacks, refreshments and a tour of the Inn. 
Pre-registration required.

Mackenzie House
82 Bond St.
Saturdays and Sundays in February
Noon- 5 p.m.
Admission: adults ($5.71 plus HST), seniors/youth ($2.62 plus HST), children $2.38 plus HST).
Learn more about the early Black community in Toronto, including those who published newspapers.
Call 416-392-6915 to make a booking.

Fort York National Historic Site
“Underground Railroad: The William Still Story”
250 Fort York Blvd.
Feb. 11
2 p.m.

The Role of Art in Black History

Spend a day with community artists from the AGO and learn about the history of African-American families who have made and cherished quilts. Explore the African-derived meanings, patterns, and iconography. Learn about the Signs and Symbols that were used in African art. Explore the history of the Underground Railroad. Create your own decorative sign or symbol that tells a story. Space is limited. 
Please call 905-793-4636 to register for this program. 
For ages 5 and up.
February 11: Mount Pleasant Village Branch
Session 1: 1:30 – 2:20 p.m.
Session 2: 2:30 – 3:20 p.m.
February 18: Chinguacousy Branch
Session 1: 1:30 – 2:20 p.m.
Session 2: 2:30 – 3:20 p.m.
For more information, please visit:
www.bramptonlibrary.ca or phone them:(905) 793-4636

Honey Jam: Celebrating 16 Years
Harbourfront Centre: Brigantine Room
http://www.honeyjam.com/
A reunion concert and photo exhibit, this multicultural, multi-genre, all-female talent showcase celebrates its 16 year history and pays tribute to iconic female artists with inspiring performances from Honey Jam alumni: Michie Mee, Jemeni, Kellylee Evans, Saidah Baba Talibah, Kim Davis, DJ MelBoogie and others.

Manifesto

Thursday, February 2
Manifesto HQ
37 Bulwer Street
7-9pm
Cost: Pay What You Can
RSVP Necessary: rsvp@themanifesto.ca

Join Manifesto for a talk-back session and short film screening with Jamaican film director Storm Saulter, director of the critically acclaimed film Better Mus’ Come which will be making it’s Canadian debut at the TIFF Bell Lightbox as part of a fundraiser for Caribbean Tales Youth Film Festival.

Al Green Theatre 
Syncopation: Life in the Key of Black
With a concert and photo exhibit, Syncopation honours the legacy of Canada’s black musicians from the 1930s to the 1950s. It features an original suite composed by jazz legend Archie Alleyne and Dr. Andrew Scott and is performed by Alleyne’s Evolution of Jazz Ensemble. Other award-winning artists also perform.
Advance Tickets: $40
Tickets at the door: $50
750 Spadina Ave.
Feb. 5, 2012
3 p.m.
http://www.aasf.ca/

10TH ANNUAL BLACK HISTORY MONTH CLOSING GALA
SUN, FEBRUARY 26, 2012
2:00PM – 4:00PM
London | Ontario
Wolfe Performance Hall at Central Public Library
$12.00 
Tickets: $12 – adults, $6 – children (12 and under) 
Available at Feb 1st: – Community Outreach & Program Services, Central Public Library,
251 Dundas Street, 519-661-5122 
Festival Food Mart, 456 Southdale Road, 519-649-7765 
Cross Cultural Learner Centre, 505 Dundas, 519-432-1133 
Harold Usher, 519-686-7502 or email: husher@rogers.com 
For more information Contact:
Harold 519-686-7502 husher@rogers.com

Sterling Dental was the proud sponsor of the Health Sciences award at the 2011 BBPA Harry Jerome Awards. Guests at the stellar annual event were treated to inspirational speeches and fantastic entertainment from across North America.