Menu
Log in


 Probus Pickering 

 Millennium

Welcome

PROBUS Pickering Millennium is a proud part of a worldwide organization whose motto is Fellowship, Friendship and Fun.  We believe that retirement or semi-retirement is the time to reinvent yourself and do the things you never had time for when you were working.  We strive to ensure our members can truly say - Retired and Loving It!  So scroll through our website to discover what's happening and all the activities our wonderful volunteers have planned and organized for our members.

For more information about Probus, visit the "About Us" page.

Upcoming events

  • No upcoming events

Recent News

Did you know there is a mobile app for Wild Apricot.  You can use it access our directory and event calendar and you can even register for events and update your contact information!   It is called 'Wild Apricot for Members' and you can download it here: App Store (Apple) or Google Play (Android).

Once you have downloaded the app, sign in using the same email (logon-id) and password that you use to access the Probus Pickering Millennium website.

Questions about the App?  If needed, click here to contact Peter, our interim webmaster


2026 Scholarships open to Children/Grandchildren of Probus members

The 2026 belairdirect Scholarship Program is now open!   @belairdirect is proud to offer 50 scholarship opportunities, valued at $1,000 each, to eligible applicants. 


To learn more about this exciting opportunity, visit Begin your academic path with belairdirect's 2026 Scholarship | belairdirect


Next Speaker

In September we are fortunate to have Tom Hayes join us as our very first speaker at a Probus Pickering Millennium Members’ meeting.

As a journalist Tom enjoyed a career of more than 35 years as an anchor, reporter and award winning storyteller in Toronto with CTV News, CityNews and Global News.  His stories have included everyone from Royalty and Prime Ministers to Business Leaders and Rockstars. A message and a captivating character are the essential ingredients of any great story - crafting the story properly makes it memorable and timeless. As the winner of the Edward R. Murrow Award his work has taken him through Canada, US, UK, India and Zambia.

With such a celebrated career, Mr. Hayes will surely have very interesting stories and insights to share with us!

In October, come prepared to laugh and learn during Elaine Charal's "Power of the Pen" presentation.  Discover how to communicate even more effectively with family and friends by understanding what the strokes of handwriting mean.  Everyone will learn about their strengths as reflected in the 'paper mirror' of their handwriting.  

Our Speaker for November is Nate Hendley.   Nate is a Toronto-based freelance writer and author and has written several books, primarily in the true-crime and history genres.  Nate’s book, 'The Beatle Bandit won the Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence for Non-Fiction 2022 and was nominated for a Heritage Toronto 2022 Book Award.

Nate’s latest book and the subject of his presentation to us this Rememberance Day is 'Atrocity on the Atlantic'   This story recounts the torpedoing of Canadian hospital ship by a German submarine in World War One—a forgotten tragedy that forever changed war crime prosecutions.

For more information about Nate’s books and background, please visit www.natehendley.ca.

Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software