
Read March 2026’s Terminal City Times here.

PRESIDENT’S LETTER
Dear fellow members,
March has arrived with a welcome lift in energy around the Club, and the weeks ahead promise an engaging blend of community, learning, and celebration.
February closed on a high note with a truly memorable Valentine’s Dinner. The room carried that rare blend of elegance and warmth, couples dressed for the occasion, friends lingering over dessert, and an atmosphere that reminded us why shared experiences matter. Well done to the team for delivering an evening that felt both refined and relaxed.
Not long after, we hosted a terrific Father Daughter Gala to wrap up the month. What a sight. From polished shoes to twirling dresses, the ballroom was alive with laughter and more than a few proud dads trying to keep up on the dance floor. Events like this capture something timeless about Club life: generations coming together, memories made in real time, and a reminder that tradition still has its place. It was a joy to witness.
I also had the opportunity to attend a recent wine tasting led by our Director of Wine, DJ Kearney. DJ has a remarkable ability to make wine engaging without overcomplicating it. The evening struck just the right balance between learning and enjoyment and reinforced how fortunate we are to have such expertise guiding our wine programme.
For those who have not yet joined one of DJ’s sessions, our monthly Wine Speed Tasting series continues this spring. These one hour mini masterclasses feature four special wines and two curated snacks; the sessions are concise, lively, and illuminating. Upcoming themes include Côte d’Or Whites (March 25), Bordeaux Left Bank (April 22), and Bordeaux Right Bank (May 13). I encourage you to experience a session if you haven’t already.
On the entertainment front, our final Comedy Night of the season takes place on Thursday, March 12 before we pause for summer. The lineup features Tim Williams, Darcy Boon Collins, and host Alannah Britney, a strong close to what has been a standout year for the series. Learn more about the comics on page 4. Comedy Night will return in the fall.
On the fitness front, congratulations to the 88 members who completed our recent Fitness Challenge. That is a meaningful accomplishment and speaks to the discipline and camaraderie that continue to define our wellness community. The energy in the Fitness Centre has been noticeable, focused, supportive, and quietly competitive in the best way.
Our recent member survey provided clear direction as well. Squash and pickleball emerged as leading interests, with a strong number of respondents eager to play more frequently. We hear you. Where participation grows, we will continue to invest time and programming. There is something enduring about racquet sports; they’re competitive, social, and refreshingly straightforward.
Preparations are underway throughout March to ready our patios for an April opening. Spring will be here before we know it, and with it the simple pleasure of gathering outdoors once again.
And finally, a reminder that Easter falls on April 5 this year. Save your seat now for family brunch, as this family favourite always sells out.
I look forward to seeing you at the Club.
Sincerely,

Pierre Pelletier
President, Terminal City Club

