Girl Guides of Canada-Alberta

An essential component of Girl Guides of Canada’s mission is to “make a difference in the world”.  One of the ways we do this is through service projects that make a difference both locally and globally.

Québec Girls in Service to their Communities

• Pincourt District created a handmade glass mosaic of Flanders Fields for the veterans of Sainte-Anne’s Hospital for Remembrance Day.
• The 1st Mount Bruno Pathfinders from Des Montérégiennes District volunteered behind the scenes of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Québec’s Light the Night Walk.
• Saint-Lazare District helped landscape the Jack Layton Park in Hudson and participated in its inauguration.
• Riverview District held its 15th annual walk for breast cancer prevention awareness.
• Lakeshore District participated in Yellow Fish Road, an initiative of Trout Unlimited Canada to raise awareness about water protection and conservation.
• The 1st Richelieu Rangers from Des Montérégiennes District volunteered for a day at a local women’s shelter.

Press Releases

Gil Guides Celebrate 90 Years of Camping at Wa-Thik-Ane
Quebec Girl Guides take action to welcome children of Syrian refugee families - March 1, 2016
New units in Montreal's city centre - August 28, 2015
Girl Guides open micro-library in Pincourt - May 21, 2015