Shireen

  • Pansies for Sisters

    You may have heard of the City of Toronto’s Digital Main Street program for small businesses and their addition of the ShopHERE program that includes artists? The former has been around for a while, I understand. Mayor John Tory announced the latter in May as a measure to help the economy during this pandemic, and…

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  • Tricolour Pansies

    Website Upgrade

    You may have noticed things don’t look the same around here. The site was getting a little old and not working well. Time for a refresh! This refresh may give us a chance to do more virtually, too. Let us know what you think, and what you’d like to see as we get used to…

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  • Brain Storm Play

    “A visually arresting and comically haunting look at the ramifications of brain surgery and how one woman finds her way in a reality that is forever different. BRAIN STORM takes you into the operating theatre, to dissect the question; are our brains magic, machines or both?” Shireen Jeejeebhoy, one of our alumnae, had the amazing…

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  • Honouring One Of Our Tri Psis

    Some of you may be familiar with Olive Jeejeebhoy, a Tri Psi for over three decades, twice International President and I’ve lost count how many times President of our local Tri Psi chapter. Currently, she’s serving as Scholarship Chair for International Tri Psi. Olive is my mother, and I roped her into joining Tri Psi…

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  • Have You Signed Up or Supported Our Tri Delta Alum Running in the Terry Fox Run, Yet?

    Yet again this year Tri Delta Toronto Alumnae are proudly supporting The Terry Fox Foundation in its ongoing work to fund innovative and progressive cancer research programs by taking part in The Terry Fox Run. Every year we are proud to support and are thankful for all our donorsand fellow participants. If you are able…

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  • Plum Blossom from the Bitter Cold

    Exciting news from one of our Tri Delta sisters! The TD Gallery at the Toronto Reference Library has a new exhibit entitled, “Plum Blossom from the Bitter Cold,” and it includes photos of Tri Delta Arlene Chan and her late mother Tri Psi Jean Lumb. Arlene wrote in 2018: “When Toronto Public Library announced in…

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  • September Cometh

    As Fall 2019 approaches, we’re gearing up for Fall Recruitment. Alumnae will combine our monthly DDDines with preparing for recruitment, and Canada Alpha has invited alum to their Recruitment Workshop. See the Events page for details! http://torontotridelta.ca/events/list/

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  • Work Smart with Tri Delta

    Tri Delta is boldly leading the way by addressing important issues such as gender equity and barriers women face in the workplace. Our Fraternity is proud to partner with the American Association of University Women (AAUW) to address these complex societal issues and take an important step toward closing the pay gap. AAUW’s mission is to…

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  • A Tri Delta At the BIST Expressive Art Show

    The Brain Injury Society of Toronto holds an annual Expressive Art Show every Spring. This year it’s at Artscape Youngplace at 180 Shaw St. And I’m pleased to announce that I’ll be there with my book Concussion Is Brain Injury: Treating the Neurons and Me! The BIST Expressive Art Show launches on Tuesday, May 21,…

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  • Are You Novelling?

    Over the last few years, National Novel Writing Month aka NaNoWriMo has become huge. It’s a great way for anyone to express their creative side or for writers to finally get that novel written and finished. I’m always delighted when I discover someone I know is doing NaNoWriMo. Are you novelling this year? Please say…

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