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By Aim Network

Moncton NB, January 27th Venue TBD

Facilitated by Stephanie Paradis-Leger, researcher in applied ecology at INNOV

Join us in January for training on managing infrastructure services at a watershed scale.
Your community relies on natural assets every day: rivers and aquifers that supply drinking water, wetlands and forests that manage runoff, beaches that reduce erosion, and natural spaces that support recreation and tourism.

These assets don’t stop at municipal boundaries, yet they directly affect your budgets, service delivery, and ability to secure funding under programs guided by the National Adaptation Strategy.

This hands-on workshop will show you how to link natural assets with conventional infrastructure, define service levels at a watershed scale, and come prepared to advocate for your community in discussions with provincial agencies, landowners, and funding bodies.

By Sikniktuk Climate Adaptation

To all Elsipogtog community members, please join us on January 28th at the Elsipogtog Community Hall for updates on the Sikniktuk Climate Adaptation project and to give you all the opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas on climate adaptation in Elsipogtog and New Brunswick.

We will have food and door prizes available, and the event is open to all ages. We look forward to seeing you!

By Canadian Water Resources Association

Venue: Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown, 1005 Main St, Moncton, NB E1C 1G9

Schedule:

• Thursday, January 29th: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (Optional) Technical Workshop
• Friday, January 30th: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Conference
• Saturday, January 31st: CWRA National Board Meeting

Registration closes on January 23rd. Secure your spot today!

By Rioux-Walker Service Consult

Overview

Webinaire inclusif pour comprendre les élections municipales 2026 et renforcer la participation citoyenne locale.

Les élections municipales de 2026 approchent. Que vous soyez électrice, électeur, future candidate ou candidat, ou simplement curieuse ou curieux de mieux comprendre la démocratie locale, ce webinaire est pour vous.

Dans le cadre du projet Gouvernance municipale inclusive, ce webinaire vise à rendre le processus électoral municipal plus accessible, à démystifier les rôles et responsabilités des élus municipaux, et à encourager une participation citoyenne diversifiée et représentative.

By Know Nuclear Waste

An overview and update on the Nuclear Waste Management Organization's efforts to develop a deep geological repository for all of Canada’s high level nuclear fuel waste, now proposed for the Revell site in northwestern Ontario.

The webinar will provide an update on the NWMO technical program and promotional activities, including their plans for transportation, nuclear fuel waste transfers, and the deep geological repository itself.

The session will include a status report and next steps on the federal review of the NWMO’s waste processing facility and deep geological launched on January 5th and on the NWMO’s intended additional repository for intermediate and “other” high-level radioactive wastes.

By Climate Resilience Fund and other partners

Climate change isn’t just transforming our planet — it’s shaping how we think, feel, and show up in the world. In the midst of escalating disasters and uncertainty, what does it truly mean to thrive? And how can we build the emotional resilience needed to face these challenges while staying grounded, hopeful, and engaged?

By Fredericton City HallFredericton City Hall

Have you always wanted to compost but don’t have outdoor space? Worm composting could be the perfect fit for you. Join the City for one of our worm composting workshops this November!

For a discounted price of $50 for City residents, participants will go home with a fully equipped composting bin, complete with live worms and everything you need to get started.

By Sustainability Network

*Please note, all registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the sessions. The recording will be available for 60 days.

‍Why are anti-climate messages resonating at a time when extreme weather disasters are escalating and solutions to the crisis have never been stronger? What can people who care deeply about a liveable planet do to counter their influence?

By Fredericton City HallFredericton City Hall

Have you always wanted to compost but don’t have outdoor space? Worm composting could be the perfect fit for you. Join the City for one of our worm composting workshops this November!

For a discounted price of $50 for City residents, participants will go home with a fully equipped composting bin, complete with live worms and everything you need to get started.