Tri-Shores Council, Scouts Canada

Tri-Shores Council, Scouts Canada Canada's leading youth organization with programs for boys and girls 5-26+. http://tsc.scouts.ca Scouts is the start of something great. It starts with Scouts.

With every new member, with every camp and every community service project, Scouts Canada makes one simple promise to Canadian youth, parents and society:

Scouts have fun adventures
discovering new things and experiences
they wouldn’t discover elsewhere. Along the way they develop into capable,
confident and well-rounded individuals,
better prepared for success in the world. Scouting began in 190

7 when Lt. Gen. Robert Baden-Powell took a group of youth to a camp on Brownsea Island in the United Kingdom. There is evidence that a few Scouting groups started up in Canada in 1907. The Canadian General Council of the Boy Scout Association was incorporated by an act of the Canadian Parliament on June 12, 1914. In 2007, our Centennial Year, our name was officially changed by an act of Parliament to Scouts Canada. Since 1910 the Governor General has been either the Chief Scout for Canada (prior to 1946) or Chief Scout of Canada (after 1946). The current Governor General and Patron Scout is His Excellency David Johnston. As of 2013 the Chief Scout is Terry Grant. Today, Scouts Canada is a highly diverse organization with over 100,000 members nationwide representing every faith and culture. Scouts Canada offers programming in more than 19 languages reflecting Canada's multicultural landscape and communities.

06/04/2026
Beaveree 2026 - A success in the rain! Thank you to the volunteers that made this event possible!
06/04/2026

Beaveree 2026 - A success in the rain! Thank you to the volunteers that made this event possible!

Learn to Weeklong Camp this July! An opportunity for Scouters to learn how to plan and organize a weeklong camp and get ...
06/03/2026

Learn to Weeklong Camp this July!
An opportunity for Scouters to learn how to plan and organize a weeklong camp and get some Woodbadge II training in there too!
Only $35/day. Join us for half a week or a full week at Haliburton Scout Reserve!
Register here: https://forms.office.com/r/dfLFqWG0TD

Million Dollar Mania 2026 is back for their 21st year! The camp is happening June 26-28 2026 at Camp Barber in Guelph! O...
05/28/2026

Million Dollar Mania 2026 is back for their 21st year! The camp is happening June 26-28 2026 at Camp Barber in Guelph! Open to all members of Scouting and Guiding aged 14+

Come out to meet the Council K3 May 24! No registration required but please RSVP to Trishorescomms@scoutsc.ca so we can ...
05/09/2026

Come out to meet the Council K3 May 24! No registration required but please RSVP to [email protected] so we can be prepared!

05/09/2026

Please email [email protected] instead of direct messaging as message notifications are not always received in a timely manner

We would like to bring to your attention the fantastic gift that 1st Strathroy Scouts was presented with recently. The C...
05/09/2026

We would like to bring to your attention the fantastic gift that 1st Strathroy Scouts was presented with recently.

The Canada 911 Ride Foundation makes an annual donation to support the families of fallen first responders. Last year, because there was no family in need of assistance, the Foundation donated an AED to the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police to be given to a charity of its choosing. Mark Campbell, Chief of Police for Strathroy-Caradoc Police Service and current director of the OACP, selected the 1st Strathroy Scouts as the recipient of this donation.
The 1st Strathroy Scouts are deeply rooted in the community, with more than 150 youth members and adult volunteers representing a broad cross-section of local families. With Scout sections meeting throughout the week, members may be at the Scout House or taking part in activities across the region. Having a portable AED provides an added layer of safety, ensuring a life-saving device can be available wherever Scouts are volunteering, hiking, or camping.
This donation was made possible through the support of the Mikey Network, an organization dedicated to placing publicly accessible defibrillators in communities and providing education that helps save lives during sudden cardiac emergencies. Their contribution, along with the strong partnership between the Scouts, the local police service, and the Canada 911 Ride Foundation, will help keep our members safer during all of their adventures.
The presentation took place today at the Police Services Board Meeting in Strathroy. Present were Chief Mark Campbell, Chief Jeff McGuire, Scouter Lauren Monteith, Scouter Ken Dunsmore, Scouter Richard McCammon, Scouter Ian Johnston, Scouter, Chris Cornelis, Scouter Leo Verberne, Scouter Abby Neumann, Scout Max Neumann, Scout Porter Teall-Cornelis, and Cub Oliver Neumann.

Yours in Scouting,
Lauren

Calling all Wood Badge II Scouters!Have you earned your beads and necker? Then come join fellow trained Scouters for an ...
05/08/2026

Calling all Wood Badge II Scouters!

Have you earned your beads and necker? Then come join fellow trained Scouters for an exciting weekend of fellowship, learning, and fun!

This annual event brings together “Gilwellians” for camaraderie, networking, and training, featuring camping, activities, crafts, and opportunities to share ideas and experiences with fellow Scouters.

Enjoy opportunities to:

Network with other Scouters
Discover new crafts and activities
Share ideas and experiences
Relax and make new friendships

Don’t miss this great Scouter weekend! Please message if you have questions - we can put you in touch with a Gilwell group near you!

Thanks for sharing your activities,
05/07/2026

Thanks for sharing your activities,

LONDON KAR RALLYSaturday February 28th, 2026TIME : 9:00 am to 2:00 pmBeaver/Cub/Scout/Venturer KAR DROP OFF7:00-8:30 pm ...
01/21/2026

LONDON KAR RALLY
Saturday February 28th, 2026
TIME : 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Beaver/Cub/Scout/Venturer KAR DROP OFF
7:00-8:30 pm FRIDAY FEB 27, 2026
BEAVERS – RACE TIME is 9:00 am SATURDAY FEB 28,2026
CUBS – RACE TIME is 10:30 am SATURDAY FEB 28, 2026
SCOUTS & VENTURERS & ROVERS – RACE TIME is 12:00 FEB 28,2026 (SCOUTERS MAY PARTICIPATE)
Cost: $6 REGISTRATION (INCLUDES CREST)and numbers due by SATURDAY FEB 8, 2026
PIZZA & DRINKS & CHIPS will be available for sale
Location: CHURCH OF ST JUDE (1537 Adelaide St N @ Fanshawe )
There will be a pit crew to assist the youth with minor modifications,
Use of graphite is NOT allowed and Kars may be eliminated if used
Beavers will race BEAVER Buggies
Cubs will be racing Kub Kars.
Scouts, Venturers, Rovers and Scouter will participate in Dragsters
Any Questions: please contact KEVIN GUNN [email protected]
GROUP numbers and registrations due in by SAT FEB 8

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531 Windermere Road
London, ON
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