Community Events
Date: Saturday, May 5, 2012 
Place: Chester Village
3555 Danforth Ave.,
Scarborough, Ontario M1L 1E3
(Danforth/Warden)
Time: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
lots of goodies for everyone, young and the ‘not-so-young’; hand-made knitwear and accessories, FERI line of jewellery, SEM line of jewellery; Greenfield line of golf products, quilts, souvenirs and decor items, healthy low fat suger free bakery goods and more.
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Maryknoll Convent School Former Students (Ont.) are organizing a bazaar at Chester Village on Saturday, 2012 May 5, from 1:00 - 5:00 pm. All proceeds will go to Maryknoll Motherhouse in New Year where all their retired Sisters are staying. Please click the image for full details.
As WYK students are well known as very successful organizers of Caritas Bazaars in Hong Kong, MCSFS has asked for volunteers to help setting up tables at 11:00 am and providing assistance at the Fair.
Members who can spare a few hours to help in this caring project please email us at
2012 Mon Sheong Volunteer Appreciation Dinner was held in a Scarborough restaurant on Saturday April 21. The Mon Sheong Foundation 孟嘗會 is a Canadian registered charitable organization, dedicated to the promotion of Chinese culture, heritage, language and philosophy through caring for the elderly, encouraging the young and providing programs and services in response to the needs of our communities.
A number of WYKAAO members are also volunteers for the Foundation. Click here to see the pictures of our members who attended the event.
Philip Lee (60) was in town to give the key note speech at the Awards Gala of The Association of Chinese Canadian Entrepreneurs (ACCE). The President of ACCE is Alan Kwong Kwok Hung (78).
The event was held at Hilton Suites Hotel, Markham on Saturday, April 14, 2012.
Another year has passed for the Terry Fox Foundation with an incredible $23 million raised for cancer research in Canada. The remarkable efforts of Terry Foxers across this great country ensure the best and the brightest researchers receive funding to continue their vital work in uncovering and understanding the mysteries of cancer.............(read the whole article).

Thanks to our 58 generous supporters, Team WYKAAO raised a good sum for the Terry Fox Run Foundation to fight cancer. We beat last year's goal by a short nose (5010/4900). It was a beautiful day for the run/walk. Our youngest member made a 10 Km Run, while others walked comfortably in the sun. After the event, they all visited the quaint village farmers' market.
Click here to view the photos and a short video here.
September 22 Thanks to our 59th supporter, Team WYKAAO has raised $5,210.
September 28 Thanks to our 60th supporter, Team WYKAAO has raised $5,360.
October 25 Acknowledgement from the Terry Fox Foundation
March 30, 2012 Acknowledgement from Rolly Fox
(2012.02.04) Mr. Laurence Tam writes from Hong Kong, "... The art event I took part today was the Prize Presentation Ceremony for the “Young Geniuses: Art Competition-cum-Exhibition 2012” at the Lam Woo Conference Centre of the Baptist University. This competition/exhibition aims to promote and develop young children’s creativity at the age range of 1 to 6, and to raise the awareness of parents and teachers on the significance of nurturing children’s creativity. The idea of the event was first put forward by Prof. Dominic Lam, a past student of Wah Yan College, Hong Kong. He is the Head of the University's newly created Institute of Creativity (IoC). The mission of the IoC is to explore mechanisms by which creative talents can be developed and nurtured.
On a cloudy Sunday in September, Team WYKAAO showed up at the Unionville Public Library registration desk. After a short speech by the local organizers in the front lawn on Terry Fox' fight for the cure of cancer, participants started their Run/Walk along the scenic country path along the Toogood Pond. Some of our members undertook the 5-km route and some negotiated the short cut on a bridge across the beautiful pond.
For the effort of the Jeff Mah family with his sister-in-law, Ms Monica Tang, Ms Gertrude Chan, Eric Li, Alan Leong and Anthony Ho, Team WYKAAO raised close to C$6,000.00 for this worthy cause. Click here to view the photo album.


