Fall Community Cleanup

Saint John

By ACAP Saint John

This fall, let's give the Old North End some love! Join ACAP SJ for a community cleanup aimed at clearing litter, protecting local green spaces, and keeping our neighbourhood waterways healthy for the people and wildlife who call this area home.

What You'll Be Doing:
Working in small teams, you'll help spot and collect litter and debris throughout the neighbourhood. It's simple, hands-on work and requires no prior experience. We'll supply gloves, bags, and all the cleanup gear you'll need; all you have to do is show up ready to pitch in!

GDDPC Annual meeting and concert of Sylvie Boulianne

Centre Communautaire Notre-Dame

By Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group
You are invited to our Annual General Meeting (AGM) to celebrate the rich biodiversity and natural heritage of the Cocagne River and Bay watershed. We will present our various programs on food security, natural dyes and fibers, flora and fauna inventories, and water quality. We would love to hear your suggestions and comments for future activities. The annual meeting will be followed by a concert by Sylvie Boulianne accompanied by Caroline Savoie and Marie Andrée Gaudet. Snacks, tea, and coffee will be served, and the bar will be open. The meeting will be in French.

OCEaN Webinar - Nature-Inclusive Scour Protection: Creating Value for Nature and for the Wind Industry

Online

By Offshore Coalition for Energy and Nature (OCEaN)

Since 2022 the Offshore Coalition for Energy and Nature (OCEaN) has hosted a webinar series exploring the application of Nature-Inclusive Design (NID) in offshore energy and grid infrastructure. Our sixth webinar in this series will take place on 4 November 2026 and explore nature-inclusive scour protection.

The Tipping Point: When Climate Adaptation Becomes Essential

Edmundston Convention Centre

This bilingual event, featuring live interpretation, will be of interest to planners, community staff, local non-governmental organizations, health advocates, representatives of provincial and municipal governments, industry, academics and citizens who wish to contribute to the development of a resilient New Brunswick.

This year’s conference will look at when adaptation becomes essential to addressing the climate issues our communities are facing. When do we have no choice but to determine how to become resilient in the face of heat waves, drought, rising seas, flooding, food insecurity, and more? What are the health effects on the people?

Adapting to change: Erosion and sediment control strategies for modern infrastructure.

Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown

By CANIECA

Infrastructure is changing faster than the ground it sits on

Climate change, rapid development and evolving regulations are reshaping how we design, build and maintain infrastructure. This conference brings together practitioners from across Atlantic Canada to share practical solutions, new technologies and real project case studies that protect communities and the environment.

Ready-to-drink beverages: from concept to can

Online

By Les Midis J’INNOV

THÈME DU MOIS : Transformation agroalimentaire

CONTENU DU WEBINAIRE

Comment développer une boisson prête à boire, alcoolisée ou non, tout en garantissant sa stabilité et ses qualités gustatives ?

Annual Volunteer Redd Surveys

Unity Centre