Yes: 72 No: 16
Name RSVP Status
Albert Steenburgh
Yes
Bart MacDougall
Yes
Bill Barnett
Yes
Bill Fleury
Yes
Bill McNaughton
Yes
Bob Blair
Yes
Bob Morrison
Yes
Brian Westlake
Yes
Brian Carter
Yes
Burt Retter
Yes
Charles MacRAE
Yes
Chris Twigge-Molecey
Yes
Christopher Turney
Yes
Clifford Lax
Yes
David Glue
Yes
David Cameron
Yes
David Warren
Yes
Don Comish
Yes
Don Johnson
Yes
Doug Mills
Yes
Douglas Davis
Yes
Douglas McWhirter
Yes
Eugene Harrigan
Yes
Garnet Watchorn
Yes
Gary German
Yes
George Denier
Yes
George Hayhurst
Yes
German Morales
Yes
Gordon Tamblyn
Yes
Harold Hetherington
Yes
Henry Borden
Yes
Ian Brown
Yes
Jack Way
Yes
Jean-Luc Major
Yes
Jim Cairncross
Yes
Jim Hilborn
Yes
John Paterson, Sr.
Yes
John Fraser
Yes
John Gardner
Yes
Ken Bahen
Yes
Lee Watchorn
Yes
Michael Butler
Yes
Michael Charles
Yes
Sarwar Kashmeri
Yes
Norair Yeretsian
Yes
Paul Potvin
Yes
Peter Goring
Yes
Peter Baines
Yes
Peter Seybold
Yes
Peter Simmie
Yes
Peter Sisam
Yes
Rick Walker
Yes
Rob Woodrooffe
Yes
Robert Adams
Yes
Robert Hyland
Yes
Robert Milnes
Yes
Robin Barstow
Yes
Roger Clarkson
Yes
Ronald Foreman
Yes
Rudi Vezer
Yes
Steven Moorhead
Yes
Stuart McKay
Yes
Ted White
Yes
Tom Fischer
Yes
Tom Jamieson
Yes
Tom Leverty
Yes
Tom Sanderson
Yes
Vipin Bery
Yes
Walter McCormick
Yes
Warren Finlay
Yes
William Hewitt
Yes
William Kinnear
Yes
Ashok Sajnani
No
Bill Boughner
No
Bob Topp
No
Christopher Ricketts
No
David Murray
No
Don Morrison
No
Gary Durno
No
Hank Bulmash
No
John Ricketts
No
Keith Sjogren
No
Michael Willson
No
Mike Mackey
No
Norman Hardie
No
Peter Brieger
No
Robert Hutcheson
No
Trevor Jones
No
Aubrey Baillie
No Response
Anthony Miller
No Response
Andrew Clark
No Response
Andrew Loblaw
No Response
Alan Chesworth
No Response
Bev Collombin
No Response
Bill Langlois
No Response
Bob Clapp
No Response
Brian Sheedy
No Response
Charles Kennedy
No Response
Chris Dobson
No Response
Chris Portner
No Response
Dan Sullivan
No Response
Darcy Rector
No Response
David G. G. Temple
No Response
David G. Temple
No Response
David Lewis
No Response
Derek Newton
No Response
Edward Seagram
No Response
Gary Getson
No Response
Gord Kaiser
No Response
Gordon Currie
No Response
Graeme Clark
No Response
Hugh McLelland
No Response
Ian Dejardin
No Response
Ian Farquharson
No Response
Ian Smart
No Response
Jock Fleming
No Response
John Deeks
No Response
John Lee
No Response
John Hackett
No Response
John McKenna
No Response
John Wildman
No Response
Jon Allen
No Response
Ken Powell
No Response
Lake Trevelyan
No Response
Lawton Osler
No Response
Mark Benadiba
No Response
Matey Nekov de la Camp
No Response
Michael Grey
No Response
Michael Morgan
No Response
Michael Robinson
No Response
Mike Miller
No Response
Naeem Hasan
No Response
Paul Fisher
No Response
Paul Torrie
No Response
Paul Warrington
No Response
Peter Hatcher
No Response
Peter Russell
No Response
Phil Dawson
No Response
Phil MacDonnell
No Response
Richard White
No Response
Robert Deluce
No Response
Robin Labatt
No Response
Rod de Courcy Ireland
No Response
Ross Cullingworth
No Response
Speaker's Guest
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Ted Southey
No Response
z-No Response z-RSVP Management
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Thank you for RSVPing for Whiff@Home
Thank you for RSVPing that you will be attending
the next Toronto Whiff@Home meeting
which starts at 5 PM on Tuesday, April 27th, 2021
The details for joining the Zoom meeting
will be emailed to you.
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Click here.
Sorry you can’t make it!
Thank you for RSVPing that you will unfortunately
NOT be attending the Whiff@Home meeting on April 27th.
Hope to see you at the next Whiff@Home meeting
on May 18th.
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Help Using Zoom
2020.07.04 Post June Bash Junta Announcement
July 4, 2020
The Whiff’s Junta would like to provide you with a brief update of the virtual June Bash held on June 23, using the Zoom platform. Our June Bash experiment was extremely successful! Members who participated gave high marks to the event and the Zoom method of communication. The evening was highlighted by having several breakout sessions. This provided a unique opportunity for a number of participants to communicate freely their ideas one with the other in a relaxed atmosphere, with all observations and ideas then shared with everyone participating in the evening. I might add, the “open bar” concept was popular and contributed to the relaxed evening.
The Junta has lined up an exciting list of speakers for our Fall meetings. There is a significant possibility that these meetings will need to be held on a virtual basis. Therefore, prior to the commencement of our Fall campaign, the Whiff technologists will be offering the opportunity to Whiffers to update their technology skills in order to utilize the Zoom platform.
We will be communicating with you at the end of August. In the meantime, your Junta wishes you a safe and healthy Summer. We look forward to seeing all of you, either physically or virtually, in the Fall.
John Paterson
Chair of the Toronto Chapter of The Whiff of Grape on behalf of your Junta:
Peter Baines, Ian Brown, Mac Borden, Jim Cairncross, Ron Foreman, Charles MacRae, Stuart McKay and Brian Westlake.
Thank you for RSVPing for the June Bash
Thank you for RSVPing that you will be attending the virtual June Bash.
The RSVP confirmation email you have been sent includes links for setting up and testing the meeting software we’ll be using – Zoom – if you haven’t already used it.
The agenda and details on how to join the social gathering at 5pm on June 23 will be sent later in the Reminder email on June 21st.
See you, and your guest if they wish to join in, on the 23rd.
Thank you for RSVPing
Thank you for RSVPing that you will be attending the upcoming Toronto Whiff Dinner.
Dinner Fees Reminder:
If you are an Associate Member and/or you have invited guests, please make an immediate Interac e-Transfer to treasurer@Whiff-of-Grape.ca for the dinner amount owing – $85/person. A PDF “cheat sheet” on how to make Interac e-Transfers to the Whiff may be downloaded from here.
Tony Davis, Associate Emeritus Professor, U of T, Geography and Planning, “Putting the Brakes on Global Warming”, January 28, 2020
Our climate is determined by the interactions between internal mechanisms (plate tectonics) and the receipt and processing of solar radiation. For most of geologic time that has conditioned a world much warmer than the current one with a larger greenhouse effect. Contemporary global warming reflects our inadvertent interference with the natural balance, mostly through the burning of fossil fuels. So far mean global temperature has increased by only 1.5°C over the last 70 years, but climate models predict that the world will warm by as much as 4°C by 2100.
What impact will that have?
Can we stop it happening?
Can we redress the situation?
Continue reading Tony Davis, Associate Emeritus Professor, U of T, Geography and Planning, “Putting the Brakes on Global Warming”, January 28, 2020
Oct 28, 2014: Speaker, Author, Adventurer – James Raffan
October 28, 2014
James Raffan, BSc, BEd, MEd, PhD Queen’s University Director, The Canadian Canoe Museum
James is a prolific writer, speaker, and adventurer who is currently the Director of Development at The Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough, Ontario.
For 19 years a Professor of Outdoor & Experiential Education at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, over the years he has produced 16 books and written for media outlets including Canadian Geographic, National Geographic, Explore, The Globe and Mail, as well as for CBC Radio and The Discovery Channel.
Continue reading Oct 28, 2014: Speaker, Author, Adventurer – James Raffan