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How to Identify a safe Adult?
(from the Kids Help Phone website) If you’re struggling with the changes the COVID-19 pandemic is bringing to your daily life, or if you’re struggling with abuse, substance use or anything else, remember to connect with a safe adult, you are not alone. There are things you can try to help make the situation better. It’s important to talk about what’s …
Taking care of yourself while sharing space during COVID-19
(from Kids Help Phone Web site) People across Canada and the world are practising physical distancing to help slow down the spread of COVID-19. This means we may be spending a lot more time inside and, potentially, adjusting to sharing our living spaces with others 24/7. Although we’re all adapting to these changes differently, it’s important for everyone …
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How are other young people coping with social distancing?
Kids Help Phone has reached out to our National Youth Council (NYC) to hear how they’re coping with physical distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s what young people like you had to say: find a new daily routine (e.g. use a planner to map out your activities, etc.) go for a walk/hike/run/etc. while maintaining distance …
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Events
| Date/Time | Event |
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 June 28,2020 - July 3,2020 |
VenturingFest’20 Summit Bechtel Reserve, Glen Jean West Virginia, USA |
 July 21,2021 - July 30,2021 |
Boy Scouts of America National Jamboree Summit Bechtel Reserve, Glen Jean West Virginia, USA |
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Contact us
Contact Us:
Scouting Service Centre (Ottawa)
Supporting:
| Northern Ontario Council | http://noc.scouts.ca/ |
| Québec Council | http://que.scouts.ca/ |
| Voyageur Council | http://voy.scouts.ca/ |
Quebec Council Organizational Chart
Key 3 Executive and Volunteers Our council is Volunteer run and staff supported. The Key 3 share the role of managing the council.
| Scouting Relationship Manager (SRM) | Head Paid Staff | Mary-Pauline Vatsis | [email protected] |
| Council Commissioner (CC) | Head Volunteer | George Craigie | [email protected] |
| Council Youth Commissioner | Head Volunteer | Thomas Scoffield | [email protected] |
Office Staff:
Our support staff office is located in Ottawa and are shared with 2 other councils; Voyageur and Northern Ontario councils.
Hours: Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Please contact Ottawa council office for any appointments:
| Phone: | 1 (613) 225 – 2770 | Ext: 501 |
| Toll Free | 1 (888) 726 – 8876 | Ext: 501 |
| Fax | 1 (613) 224 – 3571 | |
| Address | 200-1345 Baseline Road, Ottawa, ON K2C 0A7 |
Important contacts
| Council Registrar | Member Services Administrator | Ladka Stodola | ext 501 | [email protected] |
| PRC/VSS, Training, Recognition and Events | Deputy Support | Lynn Levitan | ext 502 | [email protected] |
| Donation Inquiries and Bookkeeping | Accounting Assistant | Lisa Quarrie | [email protected]. | |
| Banking Inquiries | Accounting Assistant | Lisa Quarrie | [email protected] | |
| Contracts/Agreements & Certificates of Insurance | Executive Assistant | Rose Pelkey | [email protected] | |
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Tour Permits |
Executive Assistant |
Debbie Maw |
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| General Inquiries | [email protected] |
Camp Administration
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Dunn Memorial camp |
Cecile Antink | (450) 825-2920 | [email protected] |
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lakelovering.wixsite.com/lakelovering [email protected]otmail.com |
Gail Catchpaw |
Media
| Webmaster | Ted Mackay | [email protected] |
| Social Media | Danica Lewington | [email protected] scouts.ca |
| Newsletter | Ted Mackay | [email protected] |
Council Support Team
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Chair of Council Properties |
John Neysmith |
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Council Event Lead |
Elaine de Ryk |
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Fundraising Lead |
Mike Reid |
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Marketing and Communications Co-ordinator |
Ted MacKay |
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Sessional Learning Lead |
Elaine de Ryk |
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Recognition Lead |
Victor Knowlton |
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First Aid Lead |
George Smith |
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Elections Officer |
Penny Hebert |
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Properties Lead |
Martin Drapeau |
Group Support Scouters
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Marc Bourret |
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Robert Schmitt |
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Chris Drew |
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Ken Watson |
The Camps
Scout Camps in the Quebec council offer year-round adventure in many different settings. Whatever your next quest may be, we have a great camp to accommodate your group. Whether you are looking for beaches, canoeing, hiking trails, nature trails or just a place to relax in nature our camps will do the trick. We offer indoor accommodations as well as outdoor site that are great for tenting and hammocking. Why not check us out for your next great camp out.
Camp Tamaracouta
Temporarily closed
Camp Tamaracouta is a 1000 acre playground offering year round lodging meal services and camping for youth groups and schools. Where will your next adventure be?
Dunn Memorial Scout Camp
100 acres of wilderness alongside the beautiful Chateauguay River featuring hiking trails, creaks and wetlands make this camp a natural for your next wilderness adventure.
Lake Lovering Scout Reserve
Year round camping adventure come alive at camp Lovering located in Magog Quebec. Whether you are looking for hiking trails, a giant campfire circle, sledding, mountain bike trails, a sports field, fishing, canoeable waters we have you covered.
Camp Kinagalawi
Nestled on Spooner pond, near Richmond Quebec, Camp Kinagalawi offers adventure abound. A four season camp, heated winter cabin that can sleep 20+, 8 lean-tos, a fully furnished Kitchen and dining hall, open play fields, wooded area, and a private water front can fit any groups needs.