Public Participation
A Climate of Change: Election Edition with Brian Singh
From the Calgary Climate Hub website:
Join the Hub as we head into a busy fall election season armed with a brand new poll from Calgary data scientist and behavioural economist Brian Singh about the ever-evolving position of Calgarians on climate as an election issue. Let's dig into it!
RSVP to join us on Zoom, or watch on Facebook Live! Read More
Media and Climate: A Crisis in Coverage?
From Eventbrite:
As we face an existential threat, our media has yet to step up to fill its institutional role. Why is this? How can we do better? Read More
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Rules of Engagement for Nonprofit Advocacy
As part of its upcoming Alberta Nonprofit Election Toolkit, the Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations (CCVO) has written a blog post on the Rules of Engagement for nonprofits regarding election-related advocacy activities. Read More
Having climate-energy conversations in Alberta: what works and what doesn’t…
Few issues facing Canada are as divided – and divisive – as climate change and energy.
In this interactive presentation, George Marshall will unpack the insights and perspectives of the Alberta Narratives Project – a year-long initiative involving nearly 500 Albertans to uncover new ways of talking about climate and energy in our province that are built on common ground and respect for different ways of seeing the world. Read More
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Call for Delegates: Alberta Energy Regulator Multi-stakeholder Engagement Advisory Committee
Purpose
The AER Multi-stakeholder Engagement Advisory Committee (MSEAC) has been established by the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) as a venue to receive information about and understand and verify the values, perspectives and interests of AER stakeholders in the context of regulatory changes. The MSEAC is not a formal board or AER committee. Its objective is to serve as a sounding board for the planning, implementation and evaluation of AER engagement related to regulatory development. Read More
Call for Delegates: Best-in-Class Regulator Initiative Stakeholder Workshop
University of Pennsylvania Law School’s Penn Program on Regulation (PPR) was selected by the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) of Canada to lead a major, independent initiative defining and measuring regulatory excellence. Read More
Stewards in Motion— Oldman Watershed
Transforming collaboration to advance local stewardship efforts
This interactive event gives participants the opportunity to actively learn, share, and engage in collaborative dialogue across sectors. Using the newly developed environmental stewardship framework, participants will:
- Learn how stewardship and resource management principles can more effectively be incorporated into the land-use planning and development process
- Identify and discuss local potential projects that would benefit from applying this approach, then develop a process for implementation
- Share results, identify opportunities, needs and gaps in the region
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Stewards in Motion— Red Deer
Transforming collaboration to advance local stewardship efforts
This interactive event gives participants the opportunity to actively learn, share, and engage in collaborative dialogue across sectors. Using the newly developed environmental stewardship framework, participants will:
- Learn how stewardship and resource management principles can more effectively be incorporated into the land-use planning and development process
- Identify and discuss local potential projects that would benefit from applying this approach, then develop a process for implementation
- Share results, identify opportunities, needs and gaps in the region
Location
Stewards in Motion
Transforming collaboration to advance local stewardship efforts
This interactive event gives participants the opportunity to actively learn, share, and engage in collaborative dialogue across sectors. Using the newly developed environmental stewardship framework, participants will:
- Learn how stewardship and resource management principles can more effectively be incorporated into the land-use planning and development process
- Identify and discuss local potential projects that would benefit from applying this approach, then develop a process for implementation
- Share results, identify opportunities, needs and gaps in the region
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