Lloyd Lewis

Give your board members the skills to carry out their roles and meet your organization's commitments with this special opportunity! What can board members expect from this conference?

• Learning sessions
• Panel discussions on strategic planning tips
• Lunch
• Networking opportunities with other board members
• Take-aways to share at your next board strategic planning session and board meetings

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Keynote Speaker - Amber Mack "What's Your Why?" Your "why" is the thing that inspires you, as well as those around you, to take action, engage people to join you, and make a difference!

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Full agenda for the day is as follows: 8:30 am - 9:00 - Registration 9:00 - Welcome Remarks -Trinesh Padiyachi, General Manager, Cosmos Bottle Depot 9:10 - Keynote - Amber Mack: "What's Your Why?" 10:15 - 10:30 Break 10:30 - 11:50 Breakout Sessions: A. Understanding Financial Statements/Risk Management - Don Oszli, Partner, Pivotal LLP B. Roles & Responsibilities for Board Members - Milena Santoro,CMM, CMP, PIDP, CWPMilenasantoro.com 12:00 - 1:15 - Lunch with guided facilitation 1:30 - 2:30 - Panel discussion "Cause & Effect: The Importance of Strategic Planning" Moderator -Linda Wilson; Panelists - Dr. Marc Jerry, Melina Santoro, and Anne Waddell 2:30 - Closing Event information, registration: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/board-leadership-central-alberta-conference-training-tickets-36661173557

Now is the time to take action against breast cancer by joining your community at the CIBC Run for the Cure! Get involved and raise funds for life-saving research and support services that make a difference in the lives of patients and their families. It is the largest single-day, volunteer-led event in Canada in support of the breast cancer cause. This year’s event is on Sunday, September 30 at Bower Ponds Recreation. Sign up today to run or walk in celebration of survivors and in honor of those touched by breast cancer. Register by June 30th to receive $5 off your registration. Together, we can change the future of this disease for our grandmothers, mothers, aunts, sisters, daughters and friends. We look forward to seeing you at the Run!

Do you love Jazz?  Do you love going for Brunch? And who doesn’t.

One Eleven Grill has a phenomenal Sunday Brunch from 11 to 2 that features live Jazz. Here’s our Brunch Menu.  And sorry, we don’t have toast and jam, or bacon and eggs. But we do have some amazing dishes to tempt you.

• Smoked Salmon and Eggs featuring 2 poached eggs, toasted square, feta and rose sauce, served with potato/onion hash browns
• Bacon Eggs Benedict – traditional fare, two poached eggs, bacon and bearnaise, served with potato/onion hash browns
• Brunch Bowl with sausage, potatoes and other great things like fresh tomato, peppers, sweet onion and bearnaise
• Avocado BLT featuring pepper bacon, cilantro lime aioli, avocado, artisan greens and tomato
• Bacon and Cheese Omelette featuring bacon, cheddar cheese, and eggs, served with potato/onion hash browns
• Scotch Egg – featuring a soft boiled egg, seasoned ground pork, panko breading, lime vinaigrette salad
• Stuffed French Toast that includes fresh strawberries, Nutella, Texas Toast and cinnamon, served with fruit
• Cinnamon Brioche is fresh baked with cinnamon, brown sugar, cream cheese, served with fruit

Phone 403-347-2111 for a reservation and mention “Jazzy Brunch” and you’ll be all set up for a free drink when you arrive, plus get a $25 GC for your next visit.

Metis Pioneers: Marie Rose Delorme Smith and Isabella Clark Hardisty Lougheed Alberta Culture Days: Sunday, September 30, 2-4:00pm Join us for a Métis Presentation by Dr. Doris Jeanne MacKinnon which highlights a compelling tale of two women’s acts of quiet resistance in the final days of the British Empire. Dr. MacKinnon will present on her newest book, Metis Pioneers in which she compares the survival strategies of two Métis women born during the fur trade. MacKinnon will provide a rare insight into the lives of, Marie Rose Delorme Smith and Isabella Clark Hardisty Lougheed, demonstrating the contributions Métis women made to the building of the Prairie West.