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Earth Day Film Screening
April 8, 2022 Recognizing the importance of water cannot be overstated To help celebrate Earth Day and specifically the importance of water, the City of Charlottetown is hosting a free documentary film screening – Reflection: A Walk with Water by Emmett Brennan. Residents and media are invited to attend the screening and learn more about […]
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Alumni gift launches construction on much‑anticipated Dal Event Centre – Dal News
April 8, 2022 It’s been more than 50 years since Ian Oulton (BA’66) laced up his skates as a Tiger, but his support as a volunteer and donor for Dalhousie athletics and recreation programs has been unwavering ever since. Now, thanks to a generous financial gift from Oulton and his wife, Dr. Margaret Oulton (PhD’75), […]
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MSVU: Panel to explore Indigenous Futurism and Horror – all welcome
February 9, 2022 A term coined by scholar Dr. Grace Dillon, Indigenous Futurism is a movement that spans Indigenous science fiction, futurism, speculative fiction, and slipstream, primarily through art, literature and other media. [What is Indigenous Futurism? Listen to Dr. Grace Dillon on the CBC.] On Wednesday, February 16, 2022, at 5 p.m. (AST), Mount […]
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MSVU – The Healing Thereafter: Panel to discuss intergenerational trauma caused by residential schools and the Sixties Scoop
January 12, 2022 On Wednesday, January 19, 2022, from 12 p.m. to 1:45 p.m., the MSVU Research Office will host a virtual panel discussion about the intergenerational trauma and the soul wound resulting from residential schools and the Sixties Scoop. The event is the latest installment in the MSVU Black and Indigenous Speakers Series and is […]
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St. Francis Xavier U – Event: An Evening with Waneek Horn-Miller
Jan 10, 2022 Join us virtually on February 8, 7:00 PM Atlantic as we chat with Waneek Horn-Miller. Registration opening soon. Throughout her life, Waneek Horn-Miller has always stood up for what was right—as a mother, an activist, an athlete, and an entrepreneur. This has entailed hard choices, pain, and sacrifice. But this commitment has […]
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PE Government: Climate Challenge Fund supports Island innovation
Nov 12 2021 Fourteen groups will receive over a million dollars through PEI’s Climate Challenge Fund to help Islanders adapt to climate change, develop new technologies and opportunities, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in innovative ways. The goal of the Climate Challenge Fund is to empower people of different backgrounds, experiences, and expertise, who work […]
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CBU to Host Communities Building Hope Conference
Oct 14, 2021 On October 28-29, 2021, Cape Breton University will host the first CBU anti-poverty conference, featuring the launch of the inaugural lecture as a tribute to Margaret Dechman. The event, Communities Building Hope: Action Agenda to Reduce Poverty on Cape Breton Island, will have a keynote speech from public health physician and advocate, Dr. […]
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St Mary’s Upcoming Job Fair And Resume Clinic
Read More: http://wnnb.wolastoqey.ca/2021/10/07/st-marys-upcoming-job-fair-and-resume-clinic/ NT5
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Halifax Regional Municipality: Municipality observes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The Halifax Regional Municipality will annually recognize Sept. 30 as National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Halifax City Hall will be lit orange on Wednesday, Sept. 29. The municipality will also be hosting a flag raising on Thursday, Sept. 30 at 5:30 p.m. at Grand Parade, featuring remarks by Mayor Mike Savage and Acadia First […]
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Acadia U: Truth Before Reconciliation Mawio’mi (Sept. 30 – Oct. 4)
A four-day campus-community event in partnership with Glooscap First Nation, co-hosted by Acadia University and the Town of Wolfville Please note that events held on the Acadia University campus are open to invited speakers and guests and the “campus bubble” (students, faculty, and staff). Due to COVID-19 precautions, these events are unfortunately not open to […]
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