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By Office of the Dean, Schulich School of Law

Overview

A two-day summit of talks and demonstrations celebrating and advocating for the #RIGHTTOREPAIR in Canada.

The Canadian Repair Convention is a national gathering dedicated to exploring the growing Right to Repair movement in Canada. Bringing together scholars, policymakers, industry professionals, community repairers, and students, the Convention provides a forum for discussing how repair affects sustainability, innovation, consumer rights, and economic resilience.

By Social Entreprise new Brunswick

The 3rd Social Enterprise Symposium brings together leaders and changemakers committed to advancing social enterprise across New Brunswick. The event begins with a welcome reception on May 21 from 5:00–7:30 PM, followed by a full-day conference on May 22 from 8:30 AM–4:00 PM. Social enterprises continue to address complex community challenges, creating quality employment, strengthening local economies, and delivering lasting social and environmental impact.

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The SER-EC 2026 Symposium will take place in Shippagan on May 25–26, bringing together practitioners, researchers, municipalities, and local stakeholders to focus on ecological restoration and climate adaptation. The event will highlight concrete projects and applied solutions aimed at strengthening the resilience of coastal and rural environments. Through keynote talks, exhibitor booths, and field visits, the symposium will foster dialogue between science, practice, and community. A unique opportunity to see how ecological restoration can become a powerful tool for climate adaptation.

Join us at Energizing Efficiency 2026 – Energy That Shapes Our Future

Driving change today, shaping a smarter tomorrow.

Energy efficiency and electrification are transforming how we power our world. But what comes next? At the 2026 Energizing Efficiency conference we’ll explore innovative technical solutions, policies, customer experiences, and more that will define tomorrow’s sustainable systems.

By Birds Canada

Join us at Tobique Valley High School on May 27th to learn about the fascinating lives of Chimney Swifts! We will begin with a presentation inside the school at 8 PM, and then meet outside at 8:30 PM to watch as Chimney Swifts gather to whirl around the sky before they dive into the school chimney! Please register to let us know that you’re coming. We hope to see you there!

By Sustainability Network

This webinar is designed for executive directors, program managers, and team leads at environmental nonprofits who are feeling the pressure to "do something" about AI — but aren't sure where to start or whether it's even right for their organization. No technical background is required to participate.

The St. John River Society will be hosting our Annual General Meeting (AGM) Thursday, May 28th in Fredericton at the lodge in Odell Park.

Come meet us, learn about our current projects, and how you can get involved. Everyone is welcome for a great afternoon with lunch provided!

By Indigenous Climate Action (ICA)

Born in the fossil fuel capital of Canada, Indigenous Climate Action is holding the predatory fossil fuel industry to account for the massive environmental disaster that is the tar-sands, its lies to the Canadian people and the world about “green oil”, and its distortion of the economy. SCAN! Is proud to partner in this important webinar.

Members of SCAN! – Seniors for Climate Action Now! –want a caring, equitable and caring society. We see the severe changes to climate driven by fossil fuels, colonialism and war and by the complicity of governments. We are angry and deeply worried for this and future generations. We are proud to support the courageous and visionary leadership of Indigenous Climate Action.

Donate directly here: https://give-can.keela.co/scan-and-ica-webinar-donation-form

By Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment

In this exciting series of online gatherings, David Suzuki and honoured guests discuss the most important issues and opportunities for action on climate and environmental justice.

Suzuki Session 3: Community Resilience to Escalating Climate Threats

By Volunteer Management Professionals of New Brunswick