Debbie, Dianne and Verlin in the kitchen! Verlin is mean with a knife and Debbie showed those beans who was the boss! White Chilli? Fabulous efforts all in support of the women and children at Alcove!
Maureen O'Connor
Sep 26, 2018
She will update on us how our support has helped the chldren and families of Providence
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The Winston (formerly Calgary Elks Lodge)
The Winston (formerly Calgary Elks Lodge)
2502 6 Street NE
Calgary, AB T2E 3Z3
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We didn't bring home the trophy but we sure had fun! Team nerd showed up and did our best. Our downfall and why the trophy was taken by the Cochrane club? American flags.....that is all I will say!
Check out our good looking team!
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Todd Hirsch is the Chief Economist of ATB Financial.
To kick off our Luncheon Speakers Series for 2018, we welcome Mr. Todd Hirsch, Senior Economist.
For over 20 years, Todd has worked as an economist at numerous organizations including the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Canada West Foundation and the Bank of Canada. For almost a decade, Todd taught economics at the University of Calgary. He released his first book, The Boiling Frog Dilemma: Saving Canada from Economic Decline in 2012, his second, Halfway Home in 2016 and his third, Spiders in Space: Successfully Adapting to Unwanted Change in 2017.
Todd provides economic commentary for many Canadian media outlets. He has served on the University of Calgary Board of Governors and is the chair of the Calgary Arts Academy. Todd recently received the University of Alberta's Alumni Honour Award and an honorary degree from Mount Royal University.
No one knows the Alberta economy better! Join us on January 17th for this thought provoking conversation! Get your tickets here!
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Service event - February 12th at 5:30pm. Please sign up to stock hampers at the Calgary Food Bank. Please consider volunteering by clicking here.
The Centre for Newcomers is a key not-for-profit resource centre for Calgary’s immigrants and refugees of all nationalities to receive settlement and integration services and information.
Founded in 1988, the Centre provides training programs and collaborative support services to promote full integration, cultural diversity, community participation, and citizenship, for more than 10,000 newcomers each year.
At the Centre for Newcomers, you will find a full suite of cost-free services and programs:
English Language Program (LINC)
Settlement and Integration Services
Career Development and Job Search
Canadian Business Essentials for Accountants
EthniCity Catering Work Experience
Youth Program
Volunteer Development
Multicultural Peer Mentorship for Professionals
Our staff offer services in more than 25 languages, including French, Amharic, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Mandarin, Cantonese, Punjabi, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese and many others.
Settlement and Integration Services
Career Development and Job Search
Canadian Business Essentials for Accountants
EthniCity Catering Work Experience
Youth Program
Volunteer Development
Multicultural Peer Mentorship for Professionals
Our staff offer services in more than 25 languages, including French, Amharic, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Mandarin, Cantonese, Punjabi, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese and many others.
The next special events are October 24th with the National Arts Centre and November 9th for Women in Business.
If you know of any newcomers to Canada who could use a little help living in Calgary please tell them about the centre located at 999 36th Street NE.
For more information please visit centrefornewcomers.ca.
Michael Dowling thanked the speaker, Mr. Ayo Kayode, with a certificate from Operation Eyesight International, which documented our donation of assistance in the restoration of eyesight to a recipient suffering from a preventable blindness condition.
