Rotary Club of Elliot Lake

10/23/2026

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10/18/2026

At the Vikings game on October 16, President John Quackenbush of the Rotary Club of Elliot Lake was part of the pre-game ceremonies. John was on hand to present Paul Harris Fellows to Jo-Ann and Jamie Armstrong. Jo-Ann and Jamie made a significant donation to the re-development of the Rogers Arena.
One of the most significant acts in Rotary is to gift a Paul Harris Fellow in recognition to someone else, like a community leader, or a local official who has supported Rotary's work. The Rotary Club of Elliot Lake makes a $1,000 contribution to the Rotary Foundation and designates it "in honor of" the recipient.
Friday night we recognized two such community leaders and thanked them for their generosity and support in the redevelopment of the Rogers Arena here in Elliot Lake.
And...the Vikings won in overtime! Go Vikings Go!

10/17/2026

Rotary President John Quackenbush was pleased to be part of the opening ceremonies.

10/16/2026

Our thanks to all who attended the 2026 All Candidates Evening at Collins Hall on Wednesday. Thanks to your generosity, the Elliot Lake Foodbank was able to collect 200 pounds of goods and almost $300 in cash donations. Great work!

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10/15/2026

The Rotary Club of Eliot Lake would like to thank all of the 2026 Elliot Lake Municipal Council candidates for attending the event on Wednesday, October 14 at Collins Hall. Also, the 240 citizens that came out to listen.
If you missed the event, you can watch the recording at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHk55cwYfZo
Good luck to all of the candidates in the election.
And...don't forget to vote!

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10/15/2026

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10/13/2026

The Rotary Club of Elliot Lake “All Candidate’s Evening” for the 2026 Municipal Election will be held at Collins Hall on Wednesday, October 14. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and the speaking will begin at 7:00 p.m.
Candidates will be asked to provide a brief statement, and questions will be taken from the floor. The event will be moderated by the Rotary Club of Elliot Lake.
We are asking all candidates and the general public to support the Elliot Lake Food Bank by donating a non-perishable food item. A depot will be set up at the hall.
We plan to livestream the event at https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=elliot+lake+rotary and it will be recorded for viewing at the same address.

10/12/2026

If you can't make it out to Collins Hall Wednesday night for the All Candidate's Event it should be live streaming at 7:00 p.m. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ellliot+lake+rotary

10/10/2024

The Rotary Club of Elliot Lake held its 20th Annual Red Briffett Memorial Golf Tournament on Saturday September 14th. The sunny summer weather helped to make it another enjoyable day of golf for the 115 participants who attended the event this year. The day at Elliot Lake’s Stone Ridge Golf Course concluded with a nice meal and prizes being awarded. Cash prizes were awarded to the top three teams as well as a name draw for items donated by generous local businesses.

Rotary named the tournament after local business man and tireless promoter of Elliot Lake, Malcolm ‘Red’ Briffett. Red came to Elliot Lake from Canada’s east coast. He ran many businesses over the years including; Red’s Esso and Red’s Little Ho**er Bait Shop. He sponsored many youth sports teams including Red’s Esso Atoms, a minor hockey team. He served on Elliot Lake’s city council from 1994 to 1997. Red lived Rotary’s motto of ‘Service Above Self’ working to make sure Elliot Lake was a better community to live in. He passed away in 2004. Rotary members were pleased to have his wife, Mrs. Doris Briffett, in attendance for this year’s tournament.

The Rotary Club of Elliot Lake decided to celebrate the tournament’s 20th year by committing $5000 to the Jamie and Jo-Ann Armstrong Centennial Arena Repair Challenge. Many participants of this year’s winning teams unexpectedly decided to donate back their prize money to the same fund. This donation of $750 prompted Rotary members to kick in some extra funds so a cheque for an even $6000 could be donated.

A very big thank you to those golfers who donated their prize money. A special thank you goes out to our title sponsors; Cameco, Seidel’s Brand Source, and the Elliot Lake Animal Hospital. Dinner sponsor was Cambridge LLP and a special mention to our local Swiss Chalet for the dinner coupons they gave to the golfers. A big thank you also to the local businesses who donated items for the prize table or sponsored a golf hole. They are listed below.

The Rotary Club of Elliot Lake hopes to see you all again for next year’s tournament.

Title Sponsorship
Cameco
Seidel’s Brand Source
Elliot Lake Animal Hospital

Dinner Sponsorship
Cambridge LLP

Hole and prize Sponsors
Northern Credit Union
Spruce Avenue Dentistry
Hutchinson Restorations and Glass
Debye's Pet World
BrokerLink
Canadian Tire
No Frills
Toppers Pizza
Subway
Blossoms
Pet Value
Swiss Chalet
City of Elliot Lake
Special Occasions
Rexall
Trading Post
Soo Mill
OK Tire
Lobek Flooring
Kearns Law
Elliot Lake Retirement Living
Dr. Groh and family
TD -Canada Trust
Alpine Flowers
108 Lifestyle and Sporting Goods
MBS Plumbing
Rick Hamilton in memory of Cindy
Milltown Motors
ELNOS
East Algoma Community Futures Development Corporation
Elliot Lake Footcare
Sights & Sounds
AWIC

09/25/2024

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