Monarchist League Barrie Huronia Branch

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Record #: BAR0889
Last Modified: 20 Mar 2025
Last Full Update: 19 Mar 2025

Contact Information

E-Mail domsec@sympatico.ca
Website www.monarchist.ca/
Social Media Facebook Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/monarchistbh/
Primary Contact Tony Keene, Branch Chair; Phone: Res 705-487-3551; Cell 705-790-3026; Email: abk666@hotmail.com

Site Information

Description (Site) No physical location
Address & Map
No physical location
ON
Canada
Physical Access Not Applicable

Description and Service Details

Description (Service) Organization united in their interest in and loyalty towards Canada's constitutional monarchy
  • promotes the full expression and a better understanding of the history and benefits of a uniquely Canadian constitutional monarchy
  • provide speakers and print material to organizations
  • local branches and contact groups present throughout Canada
    • a Branch contains a larger number of members and a more robust program of outreach activities, while a Contact Group exists principally to provide local media and residents with an additional means to find out about the League's work
  • Dominion Headquarters processes membership, renewals and sales, provides League materials to branches and individuals, and is the first line of enquiry for all routine matters such as branch contacts, providing speakers and general information about the Canadian Crown
Hours Meeting dates and times vary
Areas Served Muskoka District ; Simcoe County
Boundaries Collingwood to the west, East side of Lake Simcoe, Innisfil/Essa to the south, Muskoka to the north
Eligibility No restrictions
Residency Requirements: Collingwood to the west, East side of Lake Simcoe, Innisfil/Essa to the south, Muskoka to the north
Application Call or email
Languages English; French
Fees None

Agency Information

Parent Agency Name Monarchist League Barrie Huronia Branch
Legal Status (50) Non Profit

Taxonomy and Classification

Service Categories Social Sciences Clubs/Societies