May 11 - 14, 2026
Location: Edmonton Convention Centre, Edmonton AB
This multi-day event will bring together housing providers, developers, builders, planners, governments, funders, and sector leaders from across the Prairies and beyond to explore what’s working, what’s emerging, and what it will take to meaningfully advance housing affordability.
Healthy Aging Alberta Regional Gatherings
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May 12 - 26, 2026
Location: Various
Regional Gatherings bring together seniors centres, service clubs, community organizations, care partners, and older adults for lively learning, shared insights, and energizing networking that strengthens healthy aging across Alberta.
Location: Various
Regional Gatherings bring together seniors centres, service clubs, community organizations, care partners, and older adults for lively learning, shared insights, and energizing networking that strengthens healthy aging across Alberta.
APHAA 2026 Spring Conference
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May 13 - 14, 2026
Location: Renaissance Edmonton Airport Hotel, Edmonton AB
Theme: Navigating Complexities: Strategies for a Rapidly Evolving World
More details coming soon.
Location: Renaissance Edmonton Airport Hotel, Edmonton AB
Theme: Navigating Complexities: Strategies for a Rapidly Evolving World
More details coming soon.
Rural Mental Health Network Webinar
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May 13, 2026 9:30am -10:30am MST
Location: Online via Zoom
Location: Online via Zoom
Learn how the Rural Mental Health Network strengthens well‑being in rural Alberta through community‑driven collaboration. This session introduces the network model, the role of local community animators, the support provided by backbone organizations and how FCSS programs and partners help build stronger, more connected rural systems.
OHS Members Forum "Drumming/Singing Introductory Teachings from an Oral Perspective"
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May 14, 2026 1:00pm - 2:00pm MST
Location: Online via MS Teams
The OHS Members Forum offers a unique opportunity to experience Indigenous cultural teachings through drumming, singing, and storytelling shared from an oral perspective, led by Adrian Goulet, Cultural Reconnection Coordinator at Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) and CEO of Mahegun Tails Inc. With Cree and Métis heritage and deep connections to Indigenous communities across Alberta and British Columbia, Adrian brings authentic knowledge grounded in lived experience, Elders’ teachings, and community engagement.
This session will introduce participants to the meaning behind songs, the significance of drums, and the cultural protocols that guide these practices. For CCSA members working in continuing care, seniors supportive living, and children and family services, this forum supports building cultural awareness, respect, and meaningful connections with Indigenous residents, clients, and communities.
Location: Online via MS Teams
The OHS Members Forum offers a unique opportunity to experience Indigenous cultural teachings through drumming, singing, and storytelling shared from an oral perspective, led by Adrian Goulet, Cultural Reconnection Coordinator at Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) and CEO of Mahegun Tails Inc. With Cree and Métis heritage and deep connections to Indigenous communities across Alberta and British Columbia, Adrian brings authentic knowledge grounded in lived experience, Elders’ teachings, and community engagement.
This session will introduce participants to the meaning behind songs, the significance of drums, and the cultural protocols that guide these practices. For CCSA members working in continuing care, seniors supportive living, and children and family services, this forum supports building cultural awareness, respect, and meaningful connections with Indigenous residents, clients, and communities.
Edmonton Regional Nonprofit Roundtable
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May 27, 2026 9:30am - 3:00pm MST
Location: TBD
Location: TBD
On Wednesday, May 27, join ECVO, Imagine Canada, and your fellow nonprofit leaders in Edmonton for a free, full-day event to connect, share challenges and opportunities, and think boldly about what’s ahead.
This event is a part of a series of conversations co-hosted by Imagine Canada and regional partners taking place in four provinces in 2026, presented by PearTree Canada. These Regional Nonprofit Roundtables are designed to bring together senior leaders from across the nonprofit ecosystem to strengthen the collective resilience of Canada’s nonprofit sector. We are excited to bring together a diverse group of participants representing a wide range of causes, organization types, and sizes.
[Webinar] Healthy Aging Alberta Transportation Models Survey Report – What We Learned: Key Findings and Implications
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May 27, 2026 10:00am - 11:00am MST
Location: Online via Zoom
Location: Online via Zoom
Join Healthy Aging Alberta for a walkthrough of key findings from the Provincial Assisted Transportation Project: Transportation Models Survey Report (September 2025).
This session will explore how transportation services are currently delivered across Alberta communities, including service design, staffing, scheduling, and funding approaches. We’ll also introduce a practical way of thinking about transportation service types based on vehicle capacity and community context.
Data That Makes A Difference Conference
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May 27 - 28, 2026
Location: University of Calgary, Downtown Campus
Calgary Homeless Foundation (CHF) and The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary host this annual national conference that brings together data professionals, service delivery partners, and researchers to exchange insights and learnings about the data-driven innovations that are transforming the homeless-serving system of care.
Location: University of Calgary, Downtown Campus
Calgary Homeless Foundation (CHF) and The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary host this annual national conference that brings together data professionals, service delivery partners, and researchers to exchange insights and learnings about the data-driven innovations that are transforming the homeless-serving system of care.
Bow Valley Housing Conversation: Canmore Evening Session
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Jun. 15, 2026 6:30pm - 8:30pm MST
Location: Elevation Place, Canmore AB
Location: Elevation Place, Canmore AB
We're hosting a series of small-group discussions across the Bow Valley to go deeper on what housing really looks like here, the pressures, the gaps, and what needs to change. These sessions are informal, confidential, and facilitated by the Rural Development Network.
No preparation needed. No expertise required. Just your honest experience of housing in this region. You'll be joining a small group of Bow Valley residents for a guided conversation about local housing, costs, conditions, availability, and what a better system could look like. Sessions are structured but informal. Every voice in the room carries equal weight. The Rural Development Network facilitation team will guide the discussion. Your responses contribute directly to a housing toolkit being developed for developers, landlords, employers, and housing operators across the region.
[Webinar] Utilizing The Healthy Aging Framework - Logic Models and Program Development
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Jun. 17, 2026 2:30pm - 3:30pm MST
Location: Online via Zoom
Join us for the webinar "Utilizing The Healthy Aging Framework - Logic Models and Program Development" where we will talk about how the Healthy Aging Framework can be used to develop your programs and refine your outcomes, activities, and indicators for your logic model.
Location: Online via Zoom
Join us for the webinar "Utilizing The Healthy Aging Framework - Logic Models and Program Development" where we will talk about how the Healthy Aging Framework can be used to develop your programs and refine your outcomes, activities, and indicators for your logic model.