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The list of Scottish Gaelic classes on the Celta site has good up-to-date information, especially for the Toronto area.
Toronto
First try Cluinn (Comann Luchd Ionnsachaidh Thoronto), the Toronto Gaelic learners association
Community education courses. Saturday mornings 10am-12pm Fifteen weeks starting October Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. Alumni Hall University of Toronto For info call Heather Sparling on 905-501-1459 or Janice Chan 416-746-4988 Cearcall Còmhraidh Monthly conversation groups with Comunn Gàidhlig Thoronto. 3rd Sunday of every month, 2pm at Niagra Recreation Centre, Toronto. Call David (416) 703-1890. University of Toronto Credit course(1995-96): Introduction to Scots Gaelic, Celtic Studies Program, St. Michael's College, University of Toronto, Tel. (416) 926-1300 Comann Gàidhlig Thoronto Meetings on first Saturday of each month, 7pm, at Rosedale Presbyterian Church, 129 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto. An evening of Gaelic songs, poetry, pipes and lectures on Gaelic culture. Meeting is conducted in English. You don't need to know any Gaelic. Just sit back and enjoy. Tea, coffee and cookies served after the meeting. For more info. call Betsy Baxter at (416) 481-7707. Immersion Courses and Féisean Gaelic Society of Toronto / University of Toronto Celtic Studies Department Call Lorrie MacKinnon on 905-844-4908 Còisir Ghàidhlig Thoronto Toronto Gaelic Choir meets at the library of the Morningside Mall (at Lawrence) each Thursday at 7.00pm, Call Betsy Baxter at (416) 481-7707.
"An Taigh Gàidhlig Newmarket", Newmarket Public Library, Sat 10-12 noon, October to April Celtic Languages and History Study Group, including tuition in basic Scots Gaelic Call Frank Wilson at 905-853-5063.
Douglas McKercher (baddog@cyberus.ca) offers a beginners' conversational course of 8 two-hour lessons in Scottish Gaelic at Brookfield High School, Brookfield Road, Ottawa, Ontario. Call or e-mail for details.
The University of Ottawa has a Chair of Celtic Studies (Prof. Paul Birt) and offers credit courses in Gaelic, Irish, and Welsh, but no major or minor.
Douglas McKercher
(613) 728-5587
baddog@cyberus.ca
(info 2005-02-21)
The following information is from the page http://www.naaclt.org/Classes/aec.html of the North American Association of Celtic Language Teachers.
City: Glengarry County
School: Saturday morning Scottish Gaelic classes, all levels
Venue: Maxville Public School
Contact: Sine McKenna
Member who provided information:
Ms. Kara Smith
City: London
School: Celtic College
Venue: Studio Celtica
Contact: ++1-519-858-8634
Member who provided information:
Ms. Kara Smith
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