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SUMMARY:CN Cycle for CHEO 2025 - Community Event
DESCRIPTION:Get involved in providing radio-communications support for the annual CN Cycle for CHEO\nAmateur radio operators are needed for some bicycle mobiles\, some walking mobiles\, some fixed stations along the route\, and a few people for the command post. \nTo volunteer to get involved\, send an email to Richard VE3UNW at hagemeister@gmail.com. For more information\, visit this website. \nNow in its 18th year\, the CN Cycle for CHEO features 15 km\, 35 km\, 70 km or 100 km cycling routes\, along with two km and five km walking routes for people of all ages. In 2024\, the event saw over 7\,000 participants and raised over $2.1 million raised for childhood cancer research and care.  Learn more about CN Cycle for CHEO.
URL:https://oarc.net/activity/cn-cycle-for-cheo-2025-community-event/
LOCATION:Canadian War Museum\, 1 Vimy Place\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K1A 0M8\, Canada
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SUMMARY:OARC Monthly Meeting - May 2025
DESCRIPTION:The May 14\, 2025 OARC Monthly Meeting – draft agenda: \n\nWelcome\, updates\, including Website updates (Roger\, VA3EGY)\nBattery technologies & applications (Wayne\, VE3CZO)\nOttawa Amateur Radio Shack on Discord (Ken\, VA2TXZ)\n\nAll amateur radio enthusiasts are welcome: OARC members and non-members\, licensed and not-yet-licensed hams\, friends and family. \n CLICK HERE TO GET A FREE TICKET so we’ll know you are coming. \nWe do ask everyone to register in advance for the meeting because this helps us to: \n\nBe sure we have enough chairs and refreshments for everyone\, and\nSend you reminder closer to meeting.\n\nThe in-person meeting venue is Scouts Headquarters\, 1345 Baseline Road in Ottawa. Parking is free. Most monthly meetings will be hybrid (in-person and Zoom). Photos may be taken. Portions of the meeting may be recorded.
URL:https://oarc.net/activity/oarc-monthly-meeting-may/
LOCATION:Scouts Canada National Office\, 1345 Baseline Road\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K2C 0A7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Activity,Club Activity
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SUMMARY:OARC Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) training course
DESCRIPTION:The OARC is offering an Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) training course over two days on May 24-25\, 2025.\nThis course teaches the skills necessary to provide a wide range of effective emergency/disaster communications. It is designed for certified Amateur Radio operators but we also welcome West Carleton community members who are not licensed\, so they will understand the techniques and can work along side ARES-trained operators during exercises and live events. \nThe course will include: \n\nARES Organization – Roles and Responsibilities\nDeployment Kits\nNet Operations\nOperating Etiquette & Radio Procedures\nDeployed Exercise\n\nPrerequisite: Before taking the ARES Course\, you must take the Introduction to Incident ManagementSystem (IMS 100) course\, available online through the Emergency Management Training Portal Ontario. Click here IMS 100 course (e-learning) to take that course now.\nNOTE: When you take the IMS 100  e-learning course\, we’re told by some users that\, if you want to successfully reach the “Certificate of Completion” at the end of the course\, it’s best to use Google Chrome with no ad-blockers and also to use the save button early an often. \nOARC ARES Course details: \n\nCost: $25. Parking is FREE. Bring your own lunch. Refreshments will be provided.\n\n\nInstructor: Lance Peterson VA3LP is the Chief Instructor of the Eastern Ontario ARES District Training. He has been the District Emergency Coordinator of the Eastern Ontario ARES District for nearly 13 years and was the Group Lead for the Prescott-Russell ARES Group (PR-ARES) for 5 years before that.\n\nClick here to register for the OARC ARES course and pay\nThis link takes you to Zeffy\, the secure\, Canadian online payment system.1. \n1. The OARC uses Zeffy to manage membership and other payments. Zeffy is a secure\, zero-fee Canadian online payment system for non-profit organizations. It provides maximum security for you as none of your membership or payment details are kept on the OARC website. You will be asked for a donation to Zeffy\, but this is optional. Whether you donate or not\, OARC is not charged a fee.
URL:https://oarc.net/activity/oarc-amateur-radio-emergency-service-ares-training-course/
LOCATION:Scouts Canada National Office\, 1345 Baseline Road\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K2C 0A7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Course,Education
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