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News & Club Information
In Memoriam. Ken Milley
Obituary Kenneth Lawrence Milley “Ken” Ken did “go gentle into that good night”, on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025 (cardiac arrest). He was 83 years young. Ken was born on April 2, 1942, in Toronto, son of the late Perce and Betty. With degrees from Lakeshore Teachers’...
In Memoriam: Keri Baskey
Member Support
Sadly there are times when a member could use some support for what ever reason. If you become aware of a member going through some trying times, please let Richard Rood or the Executive know. Richard has graciously offered to be of help in times of need. Thank you...
Archive Time
John Megarry, Membership Chair, is accumulating archival material and assembling it on a Probus Google Drive site accessible to our membership. If you have photos or memorabilia please contact John.
Automated External Defibrillator
In the unlikely event that the defibrillator is required, it is located behind the bar in the Legion. If you would like to learn more or do some CPR training, please contact Steve Hawker.
Upcoming Events

Plans are for weekly events.
Our first ride is Monday May 5th
Departing is from the east side of the Collingwood Canadian Tire Parking lot at 10am.
The group is to meet at the Canadian Tire parking lot @ 10:00 am.
Contact: Doug Smith, Al Grondin and George Christie

Events run from May into the Fall.
Contact: Pierre Tousignant


Impossible Metals was co-founded by Oliver Gunasekara, an entrepreneur with 30-plus years of experience, and Jason Gillham, a subsea technology entrepreneur with 18 years of experience in the subsea robotics industry. The company is developing technology in two key areas: Selective harvesting of marine minerals and mineral processing using bacterial respiration. Impossible Metals is building underwater robotics vehicles which collect polymetallic nodules from the seabed while protecting the seafloor ecosystem. The polymetallic nodules are rocks that are rich in critical battery metals, such as nickel, cobalt, manganese and copper, which are the most expensive parts of electric vehicles.
Meetings
Meetings are the first Thursday of every month, starting at 10:00 am. They are held at The Royal Canadian Legion, 490 Ontario Street, Collingwood.
Contact Us
Probus Club of Collingwood
Membership: Ian Donaldson,
Email: idona175@rogers.com