Course Description: One of the arguments advanced by the proponents of communist ideas is that in spite of all the horrors of Stalinism and other communist regimes, they greatly contributed to the advancement of the countries where they managed to establish themselves. Taking into account the fact that in 1900 Grand Duchy of Finland was […]
Course Description: Religious engagement has been on the rise worldwide, regardless of how any particular religious or spiritual tradition may be faring in Canada. The Pew Institute continues to count that from 80-85% of the world’s peoples self define as religious or spiritual. The old question is new again: are world religions stumbling blocks to […]
Course Description: Given from the point of view of an accused, we will discuss several aspects of the system of Criminal Justice in Canada. We will look at The Courts, the Penal system, and Police Powers as they relate to the rights of all Canadians as described in the Charter. Ultimately, the goal is to […]
There will be no lessons or classes on Monday, September 30 in observance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
There will be no lessons or classes on Monday, October 14 in observance of Thanksgiving.
Ask your instructor about signing up. There will be a costume contest with prizes!
You’re invited to join us for our AGM! We’ll be meeting on Wednesday, October 30 at 6 pm in our ensemble room (Room 1B03). Hope to see you there!
Course Description: This course covers the period from the entrance of Canada into NATO in 1949 to the NORAD modernization process of 2024 posing the question: what does it mean to “defend” Canada? The topics that will be discussed are: Coming out of the Second World War, Canada had the 4th largest military, but how […]
Course Description: We will explore human health and disease. We discuss what your immune system does to protect you from the thousands of threats you encounter daily – and how, like us, it sometimes makes incorrect decisions – with serious consequences. We examine the silent goings-on inside which allow most of us to experience lifespans […]
Course Description: This course will explore the complex dynamics of Jewish and Christian self-definition, experience, and interaction in the context of Hellenistic and then Roman imperial rule, focusing on the years 200 BCE to 200 CE. Topics covered will include: The history and diversities of “second temple Judaism.” The impact of Greek political domination and […]
There will be no lessons or classes on Monday, November 11 in observance of Remembrance Day.
Share what you’ve been working on with others in a casual environment! Ask your instructor about signing up.
Share your holiday favourites with your peers! Ask your instructor about signing up.
Ages 0-6. This is an extra-special one-time family event for the holidays! Bring your little one to sing and play some musical games with Santa, Mrs. Claus and their elves.
Our office will be closed from December 20–January 5 for our winter break.
The “Mad” identity is a focus of interest in disability studies which seeks to question the dominant narrative of what modern society calls “mental illness”. This course will offer a new perspective of how culture and music can function as an expression of madness while providing paths to healing. We will explore the history of psychiatric patient activism, while also listening to the works of artists such as Nina Simone, Schumann, Sun Ra, and Iggy Pop.
Course Description Astronomy is the study of the universe and all the matter and energy in it. It gives us a perspective on what it means to be here on […]
Ages 4-7. This group class will introduce children to a different instrumental discipline each week, letting them decide what they like best as they transition into private instruction. Will it be violin? Piano? Ukulele? Harmonica? Try them all!
Ages 4-7. This group class will introduce children to a different instrumental discipline each week, letting them decide what they like best as they transition into private instruction. Will it be violin? Piano? Ukulele? Harmonica? Try them all!
Ages 3-5. Explore four weeks of musical theatre in a small group to help determine whether your child is ready for the next step in their musical journeys with activities designed especially for busy minds and bodies who love music!
12+/Grade 5 RCM. Intended for intermediate-advanced players looking for ensemble experience. This four week introduction invites intergenerational string and piano players to learn to collaborate and work together as a musical team with the goal of performing at an MCMA recital.
Ages 3-5. Explore four weeks of musical theatre in a small group to help determine whether your child is ready for the next step in their musical journeys with activities designed especially for busy minds and bodies who love music!
Ages 10+. This group class will prioritize learning to breathe, sing, and tell stories as a group. The class will begin by focusing on unison singing and move towards introducing harmony based on level and interest of participants. This is a multilevel, intergenerational class that invites anyone wanting to explore the skills needed to be a part of a choir or vocal group.
Ages 2-3. This hands-on group is a fun and engaging place to introduce your children to early musical concepts, build social connections, and foster a love for music.
Ages 4-5. This un-parented group will use a variety of instruments, movement songs and familiar tunes to create a fun space for connecting and making music.
Ages 2-3. This hands-on group is a fun and engaging place to introduce your children to early musical concepts, build social connections, and foster a love for music.
Ages 4-5. This un-parented group will use a variety of instruments, movement songs and familiar tunes to create a fun space for connecting and making music.
Ages 16+. Songs to be covered include field songs, work songs and popular and lesser known vocal gems from the West Indies. You will learn these songs through the aural-oral method of song acquisition, based on West African musical practices. Techniques such as call and response and use of body percussion will be covered.
Ages 16+. Explore the artistic and musical contributions of peoples of African descent through paint and sound. Join us on a visual and aural journey through the last 200 years of the contributions of Black artists. Let the musical styles and visual expressions inspire your own artistic exploration as we pay tribute to those before us.
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Ages 8+. Come and play some Irish and other Celtic flavoured tunes to get you in the mood for St. Patrick’s Day! Join Grandmaster Champion Patti Kusturok for an afternoon of fun music making.
There will be no lessons or classes on Monday, February 17 in observance of Louis Riel Day.
Course Description This course will provide an overview of many ways Greeks, Romans, and neighbouring peoples waged war. There will be a special emphasis on war experiences of soldiers, civilian […]
COURSE DESCRIPTION The skepticism, cynicism, and even violence directed towards the institutions, processes and persons of politics are symptomatic of its obsolescence. This is a tragedy because politics is what […]
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Our office will be closed from March 29- April 6 for spring break.
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There will be no lessons or classes on Friday, April 18 in observance of Good Friday.
There will be no lessons or classes on Sunday, April 20 in observance of Easter Sunday.
There will be no lessons or classes on Monday, April 21 in observance of Easter Monday.
There will be no lessons or classes on Monday, May 19 in observance of Victoria Day.
Join us as we celebrate the winners of the MCMA Scholarship competition!
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Our last day of lessons for the 2024-2025 academic year will be on Saturday, June 14.
