The 8th Annual Oxford versus Cambridge Alumni Hockey Match will be played on Saturday, April 16th, 2016, 1:30pm at the Wilder Arena, Upper Canada College, 200 Lonsdale Road, Toronto.
Please use the Lonsdale Road entrance to the UCC grounds and turn right to reach the arena which has a well-sized parking area.

Oxonians! Please contact Bryan MacMillan at (bryan.macmillan at oba.co.uk) for any questions.
Cantabrigians, please contact Donald Bur at (jdos at rogers.com) for any questions.

Please not registration is required, please see the event page for complete details.

Our friends at The University Club of Toronto have invited us to a performance by jazz singer Diana Panton, winner of the 2015 Juno Award Vocal Jazz Album of the Year, who will be performing at the Club on Friday, February 26th, along with Order of Canada bassist / pianist Don Thompson and guitarist Reg Schwager. A delicious Mediterranean supper buffet will be offered throughout the evening, starting from 7pm. The hour-long performance will begin at 8 pm.

For details and RSVP information, please see the Event page.

If you can’t make the quiz night (or don’t fancy your chances) but still want to have a beer and a chat, you may want to try the All Ivy pub night on Wednesday 27th instead. Please see our Events page for ticket information.

The annual Oxford Alumni dinner in Canada’s national capital will be held on 4 February. Our speaker will be Declan Hill, whose doctoral thesis became one of the most widely-read works on the influence of organised crime in international sport.

The Dinner is the largest annual gathering of Oxonians and friends of Oxford University in Canada’s National Capital Region.

This year’s guest speaker will be Declan Hill (Green Templeton College, Oxford), an award-winning investigative journalist specializing in organized crime and international gambling. His book, The Fix: Soccer and Organized Crime, investigates corruption in FIFA, and is a best-seller in 21 languages.

Registrations details for the dinner can be downloaded here and are also available from the Society’s Hon Secretary Harry Corrin, at h.corrin@rogers.com