This webinar addresses the changing landscape of accessible pedestrian planning from traditional local-level programs that encourage the involvement of older adults and people with disabilities in the walkability audit process to assessing the role of automated and connected vehicle technology related to accessible pedestrian movement.

Attendees will learn about current and future considerations for maintaining safe, accessible walking environments and will have the opportunity to ask questions about how to apply these considerations to their own communities.

What if your organization is faced with a workplace harassment complaint? Having a solid harassment investigation process is vital - or you and your organization run the risk of being sued. This webinar will outline everything you need to know to ensure your harassment investigation process meets current requirements.

This webinar will explore the ideas and steps required to properly evaluate 'system changes' that emerge when tackling complex issues. This includes:

Join other Edmonton board members to explore the current and future political landscapes in Alberta. A lot has changed politically for Alberta in the last 10 years, and with the upcoming 2019 provincial election Alberta could be seeing even more change going forward. 

Paul McLoughlin of Word of Mouth Communications offers his view of what non-profit board members need to know as they work to make an impact in our community going forward. Following Paul's talk, participate in a guided discussion facilitated by the Edmonton Chamber of Voluntary Organizations about how non-profits can future prepare for Alberta's future.

If you're a gardener who tends to produce more bounty than you consume, consider donating your extra produce to the Edmonton Meals on Wheels Grow a Row program. Grow a Row donations will be incorporated into the menu, meaning clients are able to enjoy fresh, local products in their daily meals. Produce donations are being accepted Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. at the Edmonton Meals on Wheels office (11111 103 Avenue).

Cuppa Corner socials continue every Tuesday. One Tuesday a month there is special programming in addition to the complimentary coffee and cookies. Keep an eye out on the CLSA website for details about the special Cuppa Corner event. Call 780-496-7369 for more information.

Enjoy a wonderful pancake breakfast which includes sausage, fruit, juice, coffee/tea for $7. Then check out the displays of senior friendly services, clubs and classes. You can register for Fall classes and purchase your membership. If you've never been a member before now's the time to join with the rest of this year and all of next year for only $35. Call 780-468-1985 for more information.

Dr. Cary Brown does research in the areas of sleep deficiency, knowledge translation, and chronic pain, and provides sleep education workshops. Dr. Brown will explain the biology of the relationship between sleep and pain. Then, based on that information, the session will explore non-drug methods to improve sleep and reduce pain. Call 587-987-3200 for more information.

Stop by the Silver Thymes Café at Strathcona Place 55+ Centre for their Grandparent's Day Luncheon. Check their website for the menu and cost or call 780-433-5807. Everyone is welcome.

Join MWSA for program demonstrations and displays, community fair, pancake breakfast, door prizes, and more. Everyone is welcome. Call 780-496-2997 for more information.

You don't need a partner to sign up for this new class. Call 780-435-9515 for more information.

For decades, giant pandas were on the endangered species list, but recently their fortunes have changed for the better thanks to extensive recovery efforts. Er Shun, Da Mao and cubs Jia Panpan and Jia Yueyue are on loan to the Calgary Zoo from China. Take in all the sights at the zoo and meet the new additions. Optional sessions offered may include tiger and lemur feeding and a talk about gorilla care. 

Lunch is not included in the cost. You may pack your own bagged lunch or choose to dine at any one of the on-site venues. Stops in Red Deer (both ways) are planned for snacks at your own cost. Registration is required by September 4. To register call 587-987-3200 or email [email protected].

Come out, enjoy a drink with friends, and learn how to create a beautiful painting. No experience is necessary. Tickets sell very fast so call 780-451-1925 to secure yours today. This event is for ages 18+.

The South Clareview Seniors Hub provides all-inclusive, fun activities for seniors 55+. Seniors from all over Edmonton are welcome. Activities include:

• Drop in for coffee on the first and third Tuesday each month at 1 p.m. and the second and fourth Tuesday at 7 p.m.
• Walking club, bicycle riders group, bocce ball players, card and board game participants, and a book exchange.
• Beginners Tai Chi provided by FLK Taoist Tai Chi on Fridays 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
• Darts or Ping Pong anyone? Our group has a take-out style dinner at 6 p.m. on the 15th of each month. RSVP for our participation count. The meal is paid for by donations - what you can afford.

The Seniors Hub is open to hearing suggestions for activities. if you are interested in sharing, participating in, or teaching any activity, they would love to hear from you. Contact 780-473-3593 or email [email protected]. Learn more at www.southclareview.ca or on Facebook.

The conference features guest speaker Bob Layton, Connecting With Your Community Sessions and entertainment. For more information, call Stony Plain FCSS at 780-963-8583. The deadline to purchase tickets is September 27. Tickets are available at:

• Stony Plain FCSS (#107, 4613 52 Avenue)
• Spruce Grove FCSS (505 Queen Street)
• Parkland County Office (53109A HWY 779)