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  1. Feb
    22
    Wed

    1. CMA Business of Ideas Forum 2012, Toronto
      8:00 am – 5:00 pm

      CMA Business of Ideas Forum 2012: Ideas into Action

      What is an idea without action? It’s nothing more than a thought, a wish or a dream. Ideas need action to move forward, to be shaped, to grow and to be fully realized. No on understands this better than each of our speakers. So come be inspired a the CMA Business of Ideas Forum and discover how to take your ideas from spark to fire.

      This year’s speakers include:

      Grant McCracken
      C3, MIT and Author, Chief Culture Officer and, coming in May, Culturematic

      Craig Kielburger
      Co-Founder, Free The Children and Me to We

      Mandy Shapansky
      President & CEO, Xerox Canada

      Register today. Early-bird pricing ends January 19, 2012.

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      8:00 am
      CMA Business of Ideas Forum 2012, Toronto
    2. Essentials of Communicating With Diplomacy and Professionalism, Windsor
      9:00 am – 4:00 pm

      http://www.skillpath.ca/index.cfm/training/seminar/topic/Essentials-Communicating-Diplomacy-Professionalism

      In The Essentials of Communicating With Diplomacy and Professionalism, you’ll learn…
      •How to handle the toughest questions with finesse and polish
      •Techniques for maintaining your composure when you feel like losing your cool
      •How to think on your feet in meetings, interviews and impromptu presentations … no more regrets over what you wish you’d said!
      •Diplomatic ways to deliver bad news without creating bad feelings
      •And much more!

      Are you tired of being intimidated by high-pressure situations and difficult people? Learn how to handle touchy topics, problem people and sticky situations with finesse and skill in this two-day workshop. You’ll feel on top of challenging situations with new confidence in yourself and your abilities once you put this extensive collection of tips, secrets and skills to work.

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      9:00 am
      Essentials of Communicating With Diplomacy and Professionalism, Windsor
    3. Blogging Pains, Waterloo Stratford
      5:30 pm – 8:30 pm

      http://dmseries.eventbrite.com/

      The Digital Media Lecture Series brings leading scholars, forward thinkers and experts in the field of digital media. This series will explore digital media, technology and innovation.

      Use the hashtag #dmseries for the Digital Media Series Lectures.

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      5:30 pm
      Blogging Pains, Waterloo Stratford
    4. Entrepreneurship 101 Marketing Communications, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      This lecture focuses on defining the field of marketing communications with a particular emphasis on technology start-ups. This lecture is particularly relevant for those start-ups that have limited funds available for marketing. Learn the basics of advertising, branding, sales promotion, public relations and sales. Find out about tools you can use to demonstrate your thought leadership and where to go for help when developing a marketing plan.

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      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Marketing Communications, Toronto
    5. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  2. Feb
    23
    Thu

    1. 2012 Deloitte Predictions with Duncan Stewart, Richmond Hill
      11:30 am – 2:00 pm

      The Deloitte Predictions Keynote Presentation

      Forecasting the future presents many challenges, especially at a time of rapid development, integration and change. But with Deloitte’s 6,000-strong global TMT practice behind him, Duncan is always well-prepared to offer clear insights grounded in industry-leading research.

      For the sixth consecutive year, YTA again hosts the engaging Duncan Stewart. Join us and explore emerging trends that will no-doubt have an impact on Canadian tech businesses in the years ahead.

      Schedule:
      Registration and Networking -11:30am to 12:15 pm
      Lunch – 12:15pm to 1:00pm
      Keynote – 1:00pm to 2:00pm

      Registration

      A) Member $65 + HST – $73.45 (CAD)
      B) Non Member $80 + HST – $90.40 (CAD)
      C) Book a table of 8- Members $500 + $65 HST – $565.00 (CAD)
      D) Book a table of 8- Non Members $600 + $78 HST – $678.00 (CAD)
      ITAC Member- Please contact us: (905) 415-4558 – $73.45 (CAD)

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      11:30 am
      2012 Deloitte Predictions with Duncan Stewart, Richmond Hill
    2. Personal Financial Planning, Toronto
      12:00 pm – 1:30 pm

      Event & Registration information to follow. Please check the MaRS Best Practices Series web page

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      12:00 pm
      Personal Financial Planning, Toronto
    3. Full Indie Meetup, Vancouver
      6:30 pm – 10:00 pm

      Event Information

      Schedule:

      - Doors open at 6:30pm.
      - Speeches start at 7:00pm.
      - Networking begins around 7:30pm

      Bring your games to the meetup! It’s a great place to get feedback so bring along your laptop or mobile device and show off your hard work.

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      6:30 pm
      Full Indie Meetup, Vancouver
  3. Feb
    24
    Fri

    1. Profit By Design, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Event Information

      Profit By Design is an exclusive two day product development and innovation conference and workshop. Experience unprecedented access as some of North America’s leading ‘Design First’ corporations divulging their business innovation, leadership methods, and practices of signature success.

      ‘Profit By Design’ is an intimate 200 person event tailored specifically for corporate and organization strategists. Whether initiating product service systems, R&D, business innovation, capital investment (angels & VCs) or government programs promoting Canada’s value added agenda, ‘Profit By Design’ will inspire you with stimulating presentations and provide interactive workshops with some of the best designers, business minds and investment gurus in Canada.

      Organized by the Association of Canadian industrial Designers [ACID] and the Emily Carr University of Art + Design [ECUAD], with support and co-sponsorship from professional associations in Canada.

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      8:00 am
      Profit By Design, Vancouver
    2. Profit by Design Conference And Workshops, Vancouver
      8:30 am – 5:30 pm

      Profit by Design Conference & Workshops

      Join us in Vancouver, BC February 24 – 25th, 2012 for ‘Profit By Design’ an exclusive two day product development and innovation conference and workshop. Experience unprecedented access as some of North America’s leading ‘Design First’ corporations divulging their business innovation, leadership methods, and practices of signature success.

      ‘Profit By Design’ is an intimate 200 person event tailored specifically for corporate and organization strategists. Whether initiating product service systems, R&D, business innovation, capital investment (angels & VCs) or government programs promoting Canada’s value added agenda, ‘Profit By Design’ will inspire you with stimulating presentations and provide interactive workshops with some of the best designers, business minds and investment gurus in Canada.

      Organized by the Association of Canadian industrial Designers [ACID] and the Emily Carr University of Art + Design [ECUAD], with support and co-sponsorship from professional associations in Canada.

      Registration link

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      8:30 am
      Profit by Design Conference And Workshops, Vancouver
  4. Feb
    25
    Sat

    1. PodCamp, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Event Information tba http://2012.podcamptoronto.com/

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      8:00 am
      PodCamp, Toronto
    2. Profit By Design, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Event Information

      Profit By Design is an exclusive two day product development and innovation conference and workshop. Experience unprecedented access as some of North America’s leading ‘Design First’ corporations divulging their business innovation, leadership methods, and practices of signature success.

      ‘Profit By Design’ is an intimate 200 person event tailored specifically for corporate and organization strategists. Whether initiating product service systems, R&D, business innovation, capital investment (angels & VCs) or government programs promoting Canada’s value added agenda, ‘Profit By Design’ will inspire you with stimulating presentations and provide interactive workshops with some of the best designers, business minds and investment gurus in Canada.

      Organized by the Association of Canadian industrial Designers [ACID] and the Emily Carr University of Art + Design [ECUAD], with support and co-sponsorship from professional associations in Canada.

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      8:00 am
      Profit By Design, Vancouver
    3. Profit by Design Conference And Workshops, Vancouver
      8:30 am – 5:30 pm

      Profit by Design Conference & Workshops

      Join us in Vancouver, BC February 24 – 25th, 2012 for ‘Profit By Design’ an exclusive two day product development and innovation conference and workshop. Experience unprecedented access as some of North America’s leading ‘Design First’ corporations divulging their business innovation, leadership methods, and practices of signature success.

      ‘Profit By Design’ is an intimate 200 person event tailored specifically for corporate and organization strategists. Whether initiating product service systems, R&D, business innovation, capital investment (angels & VCs) or government programs promoting Canada’s value added agenda, ‘Profit By Design’ will inspire you with stimulating presentations and provide interactive workshops with some of the best designers, business minds and investment gurus in Canada.

      Organized by the Association of Canadian industrial Designers [ACID] and the Emily Carr University of Art + Design [ECUAD], with support and co-sponsorship from professional associations in Canada.

      Registration link

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      8:30 am
      Profit by Design Conference And Workshops, Vancouver
  5. Feb
    28
    Tue

    1. Education Technology Summit, Toronto
      7:30 am – 5:00 pm

      Education Technology Summit

      BECOME A LEADER … enhance your reputation and increase student performance, creativity, learning, and engagement. The education paradigm is changing. Be ahead of the curve. This event will show you how!

      Educational institutions are responsible for training students to develop the skills to participate successfully in today’s information and technology biased economy. What steps will you take to introduce 21st- Century literacies into your curriculum?

      Take away strategies that will create engaged classrooms and secure faculty buy-in. Source best practices on technology adoption to support student innovation, creativity, and collaboration. Benefit from exciting success stories on the deployment, use and outcomes of mobile, blended and game-based learning initiatives. Co-develop with your peers the roadmaps that will integrate technology with pedagogy and andragogy to provide real learning benefits.
      If you are involved in any aspect of curriculum development, learning technology or support, don’t miss this exclusive event

      Your next step towards advancing learning outcomes – THIS CONFERENCE!
      Source best practices from these 15 international education leaders:

      The Master’s Academy (Orlando)
      Lower Canada College
      Marymount School of New York (New York)
      Ontario College of Teachers
      Trillium Lakelands District School Board
      Upper Grand District School Board
      Sheridan College
      Grand Erie District School Board
      District School Board of Niagara
      Mohawk College
      Quest to Learn (New York)
      Byron High School (Minneapolis)
      Richard S. Fowler Catholic High School (AB)
      Durham University (Durham, UK)
      Canadian Education Association

      Hear from inspiring leaders and take away these 10 KEY BENEFITS:

      Create anytime anywhere learning environments with blended learning
      Develop student-centered learning opportunities with mobile learning technologies
      Adopt innovative pedagogies with game-based learning models
      Invest in technologies that support student creativity, innovation and performance
      Integrate proven educational technology tools for better learning outcomes
      Source strategies to secure buy-in across faculty members
      Leverage the power of social media in a secure and professional manner
      Enable learning, conversation and collaboration time with a flipped classroom
      Support curriculum goals with ICT tools
      Push the boundaries of education and redefine outdated learning models

      Take away 7 ADDITIONAL benefits from this exclusive event:

      Q&A after every session – get your questions answered on the spot!
      11 exclusive case studies with peer best practices
      15+ inspirational speakers
      Five extended networking breaks
      One additional brainstorming session
      Special group discounts
      Complete binder of conference materials

      Networking Opportunities

      Share experiences and exchange strategies! Take advantage of the year’s best networking opportunity to collaborate with your peers in the field and form valuable connections.

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      7:30 am
      Education Technology Summit, Toronto
    2. Young Influencers Conference, Toronto
      8:00 am – 4:00 pm

      http://www.marketingmag.ca/microsite/young-influencers/

      The 16 – 24 demo is as elusive as they are essential. Convert them in this key age bracket and lifelong brand allegiance is yours. Or is it?

      Stop guessing and start connecting by attending Canada’s most comprehensive youth culture marketing event. Your future depends on it.

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      8:00 am
      Young Influencers Conference, Toronto
  6. Feb
    29
    Wed

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      Pink Shirt Day (all-day)
    2. Education Technology Summit, Toronto
      7:30 am – 5:00 pm

      Education Technology Summit

      BECOME A LEADER … enhance your reputation and increase student performance, creativity, learning, and engagement. The education paradigm is changing. Be ahead of the curve. This event will show you how!

      Educational institutions are responsible for training students to develop the skills to participate successfully in today’s information and technology biased economy. What steps will you take to introduce 21st- Century literacies into your curriculum?

      Take away strategies that will create engaged classrooms and secure faculty buy-in. Source best practices on technology adoption to support student innovation, creativity, and collaboration. Benefit from exciting success stories on the deployment, use and outcomes of mobile, blended and game-based learning initiatives. Co-develop with your peers the roadmaps that will integrate technology with pedagogy and andragogy to provide real learning benefits.
      If you are involved in any aspect of curriculum development, learning technology or support, don’t miss this exclusive event

      Your next step towards advancing learning outcomes – THIS CONFERENCE!
      Source best practices from these 15 international education leaders:

      The Master’s Academy (Orlando)
      Lower Canada College
      Marymount School of New York (New York)
      Ontario College of Teachers
      Trillium Lakelands District School Board
      Upper Grand District School Board
      Sheridan College
      Grand Erie District School Board
      District School Board of Niagara
      Mohawk College
      Quest to Learn (New York)
      Byron High School (Minneapolis)
      Richard S. Fowler Catholic High School (AB)
      Durham University (Durham, UK)
      Canadian Education Association

      Hear from inspiring leaders and take away these 10 KEY BENEFITS:

      Create anytime anywhere learning environments with blended learning
      Develop student-centered learning opportunities with mobile learning technologies
      Adopt innovative pedagogies with game-based learning models
      Invest in technologies that support student creativity, innovation and performance
      Integrate proven educational technology tools for better learning outcomes
      Source strategies to secure buy-in across faculty members
      Leverage the power of social media in a secure and professional manner
      Enable learning, conversation and collaboration time with a flipped classroom
      Support curriculum goals with ICT tools
      Push the boundaries of education and redefine outdated learning models

      Take away 7 ADDITIONAL benefits from this exclusive event:

      Q&A after every session – get your questions answered on the spot!
      11 exclusive case studies with peer best practices
      15+ inspirational speakers
      Five extended networking breaks
      One additional brainstorming session
      Special group discounts
      Complete binder of conference materials

      Networking Opportunities

      Share experiences and exchange strategies! Take advantage of the year’s best networking opportunity to collaborate with your peers in the field and form valuable connections.

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      7:30 am
      Education Technology Summit, Toronto
    3. ConFoo Conference, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://confoo.ca/en

      PHP Québec, Montréal-Python, Montreal.rb, Montreal Jug, W3Qc, OWASP Montréal, Android Montreal, are proud to announce the third edition of the ConFoo Conference. From February 29th to March 2nd, 2012, international experts in Java, .Net, PHP, Python and Ruby will present solutions for developers and project managers the prestigious Hilton Bonaventure Hotel, located downtown Montréal.

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      8:00 am
      ConFoo Conference, Montreal
    4. Digital Documentaries And You, Toronto
      8:15 am – 9:15 am

      Event Information


      Cindy Witten, Director General of the National Film Board of Canada’s English Program, is responsible for web/mobile digital content that has earned international recognition. Join her to explore new possibilities in documentary storytelling ? and see how interactive media can be used to create a new and immersive documentary experience, online.

      ~ Refreshments will be provided (Doors open at 8:00 am)

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      8:15 am
      Digital Documentaries And You, Toronto
    5. Prime Time In Ottawa, Ottawa
      1:00 pm – 8:30 pm

      http://www.cftpa.ca/primetime/2011/

      The CMPA’s Prime Time in Ottawa conference is a national policy and networking event for some 700 of Canada’s most prominent business leaders from the feature film, television, interactive media, broadcasting and telecommunications industries .The event takes place at the Westin Ottawa from February 29 to March 2, 2012.

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      1:00 pm
      Prime Time In Ottawa, Ottawa
    6. Entrepreneurship 101 Lived it Lecture, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      This is part of a series of “Lived It” lectures in the program, sessions that offer a great opportunity to hear firsthand and ask questions about the experience of starting up an innovative company from people who have seen it and done it.

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      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Lived it Lecture, Toronto
    7. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  7. Mar
    1
    Thu

    1. ConFoo Conference, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://confoo.ca/en

      PHP Québec, Montréal-Python, Montreal.rb, Montreal Jug, W3Qc, OWASP Montréal, Android Montreal, are proud to announce the third edition of the ConFoo Conference. From February 29th to March 2nd, 2012, international experts in Java, .Net, PHP, Python and Ruby will present solutions for developers and project managers the prestigious Hilton Bonaventure Hotel, located downtown Montréal.

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      8:00 am
      ConFoo Conference, Montreal
    2. Prime Time In Ottawa, Ottawa
      8:00 am – 11:45 pm

      http://www.cftpa.ca/primetime/2011/

      The CMPA’s Prime Time in Ottawa conference is a national policy and networking event for some 700 of Canada’s most prominent business leaders from the feature film, television, interactive media, broadcasting and telecommunications industries .The event takes place at the Westin Ottawa from February 29 to March 2, 2012.

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      8:00 am
      Prime Time In Ottawa, Ottawa
    3. iOS Developers Meetup, Vancouver
      6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Vancouver-iDevelopers/events/44957082/

      Save the date. Details to follow.

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      6:00 pm
      iOS Developers Meetup, Vancouver
  8. Mar
    2
    Fri

    1. ConFoo Conference, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://confoo.ca/en

      PHP Québec, Montréal-Python, Montreal.rb, Montreal Jug, W3Qc, OWASP Montréal, Android Montreal, are proud to announce the third edition of the ConFoo Conference. From February 29th to March 2nd, 2012, international experts in Java, .Net, PHP, Python and Ruby will present solutions for developers and project managers the prestigious Hilton Bonaventure Hotel, located downtown Montréal.

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      8:00 am
      ConFoo Conference, Montreal
    2. Prime Time In Ottawa, Ottawa
      8:00 am – 2:30 pm

      http://www.cftpa.ca/primetime/2011/

      The CMPA’s Prime Time in Ottawa conference is a national policy and networking event for some 700 of Canada’s most prominent business leaders from the feature film, television, interactive media, broadcasting and telecommunications industries .The event takes place at the Westin Ottawa from February 29 to March 2, 2012.

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      8:00 am
      Prime Time In Ottawa, Ottawa
  9. Mar
    5
    Mon

    1. The Art of Marketing, Toronto
      8:45 am – 5:00 pm

      What is The Art of Marketing?

      Building on the success of the sold out national tour in 2011, this one day conference features seven internationally renowned bestselling authors and leaders, who will share an exciting blend of cutting edge thinking and real world experience on today’s most critical marketing issues. Don’t miss out on your chance to gain a competitive advantage and network with over 1,300 of Canada’s most influential marketers.
      Why Attend?

      Developed to answer the questions currently facing your organization The Art of Marketing will provide a clearer understanding of how marketing has changed, what role it now plays in the buying decision, its impact on your business and ultimately how the consumer views, interacts and positions your brand in a crowded marketplace.

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      8:45 am
      The Art of Marketing, Toronto
    2. iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch

      Let me speak quite plainly when I say that Big Nerd Ranch’s Bootcamp is recognized as the most comprehensive and influential iOS courses in the world. Their list of clients and students include Pixar, Google, and Apple (to name a few).

      The course is ideally suited for programmers that already have some experience with Obective-C and Cocoa.

      Upon completion of the iPhone Bootcamp, you receive exclusive access to Big Nerd Ranch’s private developer board where you have access to all the students Big Nerd Ranch has ever trained (in the thousands) and can ask questions of their trainers.

      The iOS 5-Day Boot Camp runs March 5th – March 9th, 9am – 6:00pm Monday – Friday.

      What You’ll Learn
      Upon completion of the iOS 5-Day Boot Camp, you will be able to:

      Objective-C

      • Understand classes, objects, and methods
      • Write a first program in Objective-C
      • Use basic control constructs for looping, decision-making, etc.
      • Define classes and write instance and class methods
      • Use inheritance
      • Take advantage of polymorphism and dynamic typing
      • Work with the preprocessor
      • Utilize underlying C features
      • Use the basic Foundation classes (numbers, arrays, dictionaries, sets, etc.)
      • Retain and release objects correctly to prevent memory leaks
      • Demonstrate fluency in Objective-C

      iOS (iPhone/iPad) Bootcamp

      • Set up elegant user interfaces easily
      • Set up text input fields on the iPhone and move the virtual keyboard onto the screen
      • Create iPhone applications that use Core Location (GPS, Cell Tower Triangulation, Wifi Access Point Location) to pinpoint a user’s location
      • Localize applications for international use
      • Swap out different interfaces (windows) with animation
      • Display data in tables
      • Create applications that can record audio and play short sounds and full audio files
      • Store data as files or SQLite databases
      • Handle warnings from the phone so applications don’t get shut down
      • Handle touch and complex multi-touch sequences
      • Draw with Core Graphics
      • Animate user interfaces with Core Animation
      • Create an application that can access the user’s photos or use the camera to take new photos for use within the application
      • Use the accelerometer to detect changes in the device’s orientation
      • Pull data from a web service for use in an application
      • Create applications that access and modify the user’s Address Book through a standard or customized interface
      • Maintain a preference file for an application
      • Use Instruments to profile an application
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      9:00 am
      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
    3. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqfbhb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

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      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  10. Mar
    6
    Tue

    1. iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch

      Let me speak quite plainly when I say that Big Nerd Ranch’s Bootcamp is recognized as the most comprehensive and influential iOS courses in the world. Their list of clients and students include Pixar, Google, and Apple (to name a few).

      The course is ideally suited for programmers that already have some experience with Obective-C and Cocoa.

      Upon completion of the iPhone Bootcamp, you receive exclusive access to Big Nerd Ranch’s private developer board where you have access to all the students Big Nerd Ranch has ever trained (in the thousands) and can ask questions of their trainers.

      The iOS 5-Day Boot Camp runs March 5th – March 9th, 9am – 6:00pm Monday – Friday.

      What You’ll Learn
      Upon completion of the iOS 5-Day Boot Camp, you will be able to:

      Objective-C

      • Understand classes, objects, and methods
      • Write a first program in Objective-C
      • Use basic control constructs for looping, decision-making, etc.
      • Define classes and write instance and class methods
      • Use inheritance
      • Take advantage of polymorphism and dynamic typing
      • Work with the preprocessor
      • Utilize underlying C features
      • Use the basic Foundation classes (numbers, arrays, dictionaries, sets, etc.)
      • Retain and release objects correctly to prevent memory leaks
      • Demonstrate fluency in Objective-C

      iOS (iPhone/iPad) Bootcamp

      • Set up elegant user interfaces easily
      • Set up text input fields on the iPhone and move the virtual keyboard onto the screen
      • Create iPhone applications that use Core Location (GPS, Cell Tower Triangulation, Wifi Access Point Location) to pinpoint a user’s location
      • Localize applications for international use
      • Swap out different interfaces (windows) with animation
      • Display data in tables
      • Create applications that can record audio and play short sounds and full audio files
      • Store data as files or SQLite databases
      • Handle warnings from the phone so applications don’t get shut down
      • Handle touch and complex multi-touch sequences
      • Draw with Core Graphics
      • Animate user interfaces with Core Animation
      • Create an application that can access the user’s photos or use the camera to take new photos for use within the application
      • Use the accelerometer to detect changes in the device’s orientation
      • Pull data from a web service for use in an application
      • Create applications that access and modify the user’s Address Book through a standard or customized interface
      • Maintain a preference file for an application
      • Use Instruments to profile an application
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      9:00 am
      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
    2. Understanding the Value of Market Intelligence, Niagara On The Lake
      11:30 am – 1:00 pm

      Registration Link

      Please join us for the March learn@lunch session at the Niagara-On-The-Lake campus of Niagara College for lunch and great speakers.

      This month’s speaker will be Usha Srinivasan of MaRS.

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      11:30 am
      Understanding the Value of Market Intelligence, Niagara On The Lake
  11. Mar
    7
    Wed

    1. CanSecWest, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Event Information

      CanSecWest, the world’s most advanced conference focusing on applied digital security, is about bringing the industry luminaries together in a relaxed environment which promotes collaboration and social networking. The conference lasts for three days and features a single track of thought provoking presentations, each prepared by an experienced professional and talented educator who is at the cutting edge of his or her field. We give preference to new and innovative material, highlighting important, emergent technologies, techniques, or best industry practices.

      The conference is single track, with one hour presentations over the duration beginning at 9:00 a.m. The registration fee includes the catered meals, and there will be a vendor display and lounge/eating area, where wireless internet access will be available (as well as in the speaking theater).

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      8:00 am
      CanSecWest, Vancouver
    2. Crafting Responsive Experiences, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Crafting Responsive Experiences

      Responsive web design is an elegant, landmark approach that resonates with all of us, for we know that making our sites adapt to the ebb and flow of the web and myriad devices is a very good thing. But are we doing it right? With several months of real-world usage under our belts, how are we using this approach? What’s the difference between responsive and adaptive? Is this a silver bullet for mobile? And anyway, were we not always responsive?

      In this in-depth workshop, Simon will explore the purpose of being responsive, and juggle the numerous approaches, opinions, and concerns. He’ll demonstrate how to stay scalable; able to adapt to whatever is around the corner. He’ll show you how to prepare the foundations, maximise your responsiveness, and take care of mobile devices. He’ll also explore really creative ways to trigger all manner of wonders with media queries and other mind-blowing marvels.

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      8:00 am
      Crafting Responsive Experiences, Vancouver
    3. The Digital Living Room, Toronto
      8:00 am – 12:00 pm

      http://www.marketingmag.ca/microsite/digital-living-room/

      The leisure time of the Canadian family has fundamentally changed.
      What was once a series of fragmented, siloed entertainment experiences has coalesced back into shared encounters in the family living room. Intuitive, powerful technology is bringing the family back together, with the gaming console the heart of a household’s shared content—from TV shows to live gaming. It’s also an increasingly effective, if overlooked, portal into the family at rest and at play. But how are brands taking advantage of this seismic shift in the family dynamic? And what are the fresh opportunities in this new reality where pastime is an opportunity for deep family-wide connection.

      Join us at The Digital Living Room and the New Family Dynamic, an exclusive half-day event featuring thought leadership in this nascent space and practical strategy to map your game plan to.

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      8:00 am
      The Digital Living Room, Toronto
    4. iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch

      Let me speak quite plainly when I say that Big Nerd Ranch’s Bootcamp is recognized as the most comprehensive and influential iOS courses in the world. Their list of clients and students include Pixar, Google, and Apple (to name a few).

      The course is ideally suited for programmers that already have some experience with Obective-C and Cocoa.

      Upon completion of the iPhone Bootcamp, you receive exclusive access to Big Nerd Ranch’s private developer board where you have access to all the students Big Nerd Ranch has ever trained (in the thousands) and can ask questions of their trainers.

      The iOS 5-Day Boot Camp runs March 5th – March 9th, 9am – 6:00pm Monday – Friday.

      What You’ll Learn
      Upon completion of the iOS 5-Day Boot Camp, you will be able to:

      Objective-C

      • Understand classes, objects, and methods
      • Write a first program in Objective-C
      • Use basic control constructs for looping, decision-making, etc.
      • Define classes and write instance and class methods
      • Use inheritance
      • Take advantage of polymorphism and dynamic typing
      • Work with the preprocessor
      • Utilize underlying C features
      • Use the basic Foundation classes (numbers, arrays, dictionaries, sets, etc.)
      • Retain and release objects correctly to prevent memory leaks
      • Demonstrate fluency in Objective-C

      iOS (iPhone/iPad) Bootcamp

      • Set up elegant user interfaces easily
      • Set up text input fields on the iPhone and move the virtual keyboard onto the screen
      • Create iPhone applications that use Core Location (GPS, Cell Tower Triangulation, Wifi Access Point Location) to pinpoint a user’s location
      • Localize applications for international use
      • Swap out different interfaces (windows) with animation
      • Display data in tables
      • Create applications that can record audio and play short sounds and full audio files
      • Store data as files or SQLite databases
      • Handle warnings from the phone so applications don’t get shut down
      • Handle touch and complex multi-touch sequences
      • Draw with Core Graphics
      • Animate user interfaces with Core Animation
      • Create an application that can access the user’s photos or use the camera to take new photos for use within the application
      • Use the accelerometer to detect changes in the device’s orientation
      • Pull data from a web service for use in an application
      • Create applications that access and modify the user’s Address Book through a standard or customized interface
      • Maintain a preference file for an application
      • Use Instruments to profile an application
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      9:00 am
      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
    5. Entrepreneurship 101 Go-to-Market Strategy, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      This lecture provides practical tips on how to prepare to enter the marketplace with your product. It is relevant for all start-ups that are still in a development phase and contemplating the various pieces that need to be in place for product launch. Case studies are used to emphasize the importance of taking a customer-centred approach to market entry and illustrate the barriers to scaling and selling your product.

      +
      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Go-to-Market Strategy, Toronto
    6. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  12. Mar
    8
    Thu

    1. CanSecWest, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Event Information

      CanSecWest, the world’s most advanced conference focusing on applied digital security, is about bringing the industry luminaries together in a relaxed environment which promotes collaboration and social networking. The conference lasts for three days and features a single track of thought provoking presentations, each prepared by an experienced professional and talented educator who is at the cutting edge of his or her field. We give preference to new and innovative material, highlighting important, emergent technologies, techniques, or best industry practices.

      The conference is single track, with one hour presentations over the duration beginning at 9:00 a.m. The registration fee includes the catered meals, and there will be a vendor display and lounge/eating area, where wireless internet access will be available (as well as in the speaking theater).

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      8:00 am
      CanSecWest, Vancouver
    2. Digital Copywriting, Toronto
      9:00 am – 4:30 pm

      Digital Copywriting – Web, Email, Mobile and Social Seminar

      Every year more and more corporate marketing communications funnel through the digital channels of Email, Mobile, Social and the Web. Many time-honoured copywriting tenets apply as strongly here as in traditional media, but digital channels also have their own nuances. This full-day seminar is for hands on copywriters needing a fast but thorough acquaintance with digital copywriting, and for the marketing managers who steer the creative process.

      Participants Will Learn:

      Best Practices in Digital Copy Writing
      The big picture differences between writing for print and writing for online
      How people read (heat mapping and usability studies)
      Writing pages to be scannable
      Effective use of headlines and decks
      How to write effective web copy
      How to write effective web copy
      This session is about hands on copy writing tips. Examples use inverted pyramid style
      Writing in the active voice
      Using simple vs. complex sentence structure
      Substitution of emotional words for rational words
      Bulleted or numbered lists
      Use and insertion of keywords, etc.
      Integrating The Digital Channels
      How to re-purpose content to have long life and reach your customers by whichever digital channel they choose.

      Who Should Attend:

      Individuals who are writing marketing copy for email and/or web sites.
      Digital/online writers switching from print to digital writing.
      Anyone switching from writing for print to writing for digital channels.
      Experienced digital writers who need a “tune up”!
      Also helpful for those directing copy writers or writing creative briefs.

      Seminar Instructor

      Randall Litchfield
      President, Inbox Marketer Inc.

      Randall Litchfield co-founded Inbox Marketer Inc. in 2001 and is a publishing professional with 30 years’ experience in print, Web-based and e-mail publishing. His career from 1974 to 1994 was that of a business editor employed by the country’s largest print publisher, Rogers Publishing Inc., where he directed well-known titles such as Canadian Business Magazine and Profit. In 1994, Randall founded Demand Systems, an Internet publishing company he built over the course of six years and sold to a large US e-commerce company, VerticalNet, in 2000. He holds a Masters degree in International Relations from the University of Windsor and is a graduate of the Queens University Executive Program.

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      9:00 am
      Digital Copywriting, Toronto
    3. iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch

      Let me speak quite plainly when I say that Big Nerd Ranch’s Bootcamp is recognized as the most comprehensive and influential iOS courses in the world. Their list of clients and students include Pixar, Google, and Apple (to name a few).

      The course is ideally suited for programmers that already have some experience with Obective-C and Cocoa.

      Upon completion of the iPhone Bootcamp, you receive exclusive access to Big Nerd Ranch’s private developer board where you have access to all the students Big Nerd Ranch has ever trained (in the thousands) and can ask questions of their trainers.

      The iOS 5-Day Boot Camp runs March 5th – March 9th, 9am – 6:00pm Monday – Friday.

      What You’ll Learn
      Upon completion of the iOS 5-Day Boot Camp, you will be able to:

      Objective-C

      • Understand classes, objects, and methods
      • Write a first program in Objective-C
      • Use basic control constructs for looping, decision-making, etc.
      • Define classes and write instance and class methods
      • Use inheritance
      • Take advantage of polymorphism and dynamic typing
      • Work with the preprocessor
      • Utilize underlying C features
      • Use the basic Foundation classes (numbers, arrays, dictionaries, sets, etc.)
      • Retain and release objects correctly to prevent memory leaks
      • Demonstrate fluency in Objective-C

      iOS (iPhone/iPad) Bootcamp

      • Set up elegant user interfaces easily
      • Set up text input fields on the iPhone and move the virtual keyboard onto the screen
      • Create iPhone applications that use Core Location (GPS, Cell Tower Triangulation, Wifi Access Point Location) to pinpoint a user’s location
      • Localize applications for international use
      • Swap out different interfaces (windows) with animation
      • Display data in tables
      • Create applications that can record audio and play short sounds and full audio files
      • Store data as files or SQLite databases
      • Handle warnings from the phone so applications don’t get shut down
      • Handle touch and complex multi-touch sequences
      • Draw with Core Graphics
      • Animate user interfaces with Core Animation
      • Create an application that can access the user’s photos or use the camera to take new photos for use within the application
      • Use the accelerometer to detect changes in the device’s orientation
      • Pull data from a web service for use in an application
      • Create applications that access and modify the user’s Address Book through a standard or customized interface
      • Maintain a preference file for an application
      • Use Instruments to profile an application
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      9:00 am
      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
    4. Doing Business in Silicon Valley, Toronto
      12:00 pm – 1:30 pm

      Event & Registration information to follow. Please check the MaRS Best Practices Series web page

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      12:00 pm
      Doing Business in Silicon Valley, Toronto
    5. Lean Startup, Vancouver
      6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      Event Information

      Lean Startup Vancouver is a Meetup Group for startups and agile businesses who want to transform how their products are built and launched by learning from the experience of others who are influenced by the Lean Startup, Lean, and Agile methodology. Through every other monthly events you will have a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers and learn from guest speakers.

      Lean Startup Vancouver will present an impressive array of guest speakers at their first anniversary event on March 8th to engage you with an interesting insight into staying Lean whether you are a serial entrepreneur, successful organizer, or a leading voice of Lean in a large corporation.

      Speakers:

      Allen Pike (Steam Clock Software) | @apike – Allen is a Founder of Steam Clock Software, where he builds products for iOS and the web. He has worked at Apple, taught at SFU, and founded VanJS. Allen will share his experience of starting technical meetups and what makes them succeed.

      Jesse Heaslip (Intro-Up) | @jonovision – Jesse will share his real world experience using the MVP process to build Intro-Up, a useful app that is like Rapportive for Meetups. Jesse will discuss how to collect feedback, conduct usability studies and hack interfaces on the way to building an awesome product that people use.

      Lawell Kiing (SAP) – Lawell is currently a Senior Director of Engineering at SAP in Vancouver, he will discuss some of the experiences he had in the various organizations and attempt to correlate LEAN and innovation and discuss some factors and examples of what worked and what didn’t, from an organization level down to the team and individual level.

      Melissa Ness (Vision Critical) | @melissaness – Melissa is an Senior Interaction Designer and Usability Specialist at Vision Critical specializing in solving complex business problems in the least intrusive and most beneficial way possible. Melissa will share her Lean UX experience.

      Stuart Ashman (Joyent) – Stuart is the Quality Director at Joyent where he is currently engaged in blending some agile and lean approaches and thinking to improve quality and reduce risk. As you would expect with a startup we are focused on providing value and minimising waste, I will talk about some of the ways in which I attempt to raise the quality bar and avoid waste.

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      6:00 pm
      Lean Startup, Vancouver
    6. Women In Film Festival, Vancouver
      6:00 pm – 11:30 pm

      http://www.womeninfilm.ca/filmfestival.html

      Founded in 2006, our Vancouver Women in Film Festival is one of only three film festivals in Canada featuring women filmmakers: the other two are Toronto’s Female Eye Film Festival, and the St John’s International Women’s Film Festival. As such, we bring filmmakers and audiences together, offering opportunities for women filmmakers in Western Canada that would not exist without us.

      All films screened at VWIFF must be created by women in at least three of the key creative roles (one woman may serve in more than one role): Writer, Producer, Director, D.O.P., Lead Actor, Lead Animator / Editor, or Lead Composer. We encourage submissions featuring strong female characters and stories.

      In addition to screening approximately 50 Canadian and International short and feature films (narratives, documentaries, and animation), VWIFF 2012 will include:

      * The Spotlight Awards Gala™ on International Women’s Day (includes WIFT International Short Film Showcase screening) – Thursday, March 8, 2012
      * Digital Media Masterclass (digital storytelling across multiple platforms) and Networking Reception – Friday, March 9, 2012
      * Pitching Sessions – Friday, March 9, 2012
      * Film Screenings (10 sessions) – Friday, March 9, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012 – featuring a Yukon Short Film Showcase screening curated by Lulu Keating
      * Networking Lunch panel presentation – Saturday, March 10, 2012 – moderated by Carol Whiteman
      * Meet the Filmmaker brunch – Sunday, March 11, 2012
      * Visual artists, industry exhibits, and equipment demonstrations in the theatre atrium – Friday, March 9, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012

      Here’s what filmmakers have to say: “Our film screened at VWIFF in 2011, and it was an absolutely amazing experience! The energy and support was infectious. We are looking forward to submitting our next project for next year’s festival.”

      The Vancouver Women in Film Festival celebrates these wonderful filmmakers with artists’ fees as well as cash and in-kind awards through the generous support of Legacy Filmworks, Women In the Director’s Chair (Creative Women Workshops Association), Kodak Canada, and a variety of other sponsors.

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      6:00 pm
      Women In Film Festival, Vancouver
  13. Mar
    9
    Fri

    1. CanSecWest, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Event Information

      CanSecWest, the world’s most advanced conference focusing on applied digital security, is about bringing the industry luminaries together in a relaxed environment which promotes collaboration and social networking. The conference lasts for three days and features a single track of thought provoking presentations, each prepared by an experienced professional and talented educator who is at the cutting edge of his or her field. We give preference to new and innovative material, highlighting important, emergent technologies, techniques, or best industry practices.

      The conference is single track, with one hour presentations over the duration beginning at 9:00 a.m. The registration fee includes the catered meals, and there will be a vendor display and lounge/eating area, where wireless internet access will be available (as well as in the speaking theater).

      +
      8:00 am
      CanSecWest, Vancouver
    2. iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch

      Let me speak quite plainly when I say that Big Nerd Ranch’s Bootcamp is recognized as the most comprehensive and influential iOS courses in the world. Their list of clients and students include Pixar, Google, and Apple (to name a few).

      The course is ideally suited for programmers that already have some experience with Obective-C and Cocoa.

      Upon completion of the iPhone Bootcamp, you receive exclusive access to Big Nerd Ranch’s private developer board where you have access to all the students Big Nerd Ranch has ever trained (in the thousands) and can ask questions of their trainers.

      The iOS 5-Day Boot Camp runs March 5th – March 9th, 9am – 6:00pm Monday – Friday.

      What You’ll Learn
      Upon completion of the iOS 5-Day Boot Camp, you will be able to:

      Objective-C

      • Understand classes, objects, and methods
      • Write a first program in Objective-C
      • Use basic control constructs for looping, decision-making, etc.
      • Define classes and write instance and class methods
      • Use inheritance
      • Take advantage of polymorphism and dynamic typing
      • Work with the preprocessor
      • Utilize underlying C features
      • Use the basic Foundation classes (numbers, arrays, dictionaries, sets, etc.)
      • Retain and release objects correctly to prevent memory leaks
      • Demonstrate fluency in Objective-C

      iOS (iPhone/iPad) Bootcamp

      • Set up elegant user interfaces easily
      • Set up text input fields on the iPhone and move the virtual keyboard onto the screen
      • Create iPhone applications that use Core Location (GPS, Cell Tower Triangulation, Wifi Access Point Location) to pinpoint a user’s location
      • Localize applications for international use
      • Swap out different interfaces (windows) with animation
      • Display data in tables
      • Create applications that can record audio and play short sounds and full audio files
      • Store data as files or SQLite databases
      • Handle warnings from the phone so applications don’t get shut down
      • Handle touch and complex multi-touch sequences
      • Draw with Core Graphics
      • Animate user interfaces with Core Animation
      • Create an application that can access the user’s photos or use the camera to take new photos for use within the application
      • Use the accelerometer to detect changes in the device’s orientation
      • Pull data from a web service for use in an application
      • Create applications that access and modify the user’s Address Book through a standard or customized interface
      • Maintain a preference file for an application
      • Use Instruments to profile an application
      +
      9:00 am
      iOS 5 Day Boot Camp with Big Nerd Ranch, Winnipeg
    3. Women In Film Festival, Vancouver
      6:00 pm – 11:30 pm

      http://www.womeninfilm.ca/filmfestival.html

      Founded in 2006, our Vancouver Women in Film Festival is one of only three film festivals in Canada featuring women filmmakers: the other two are Toronto’s Female Eye Film Festival, and the St John’s International Women’s Film Festival. As such, we bring filmmakers and audiences together, offering opportunities for women filmmakers in Western Canada that would not exist without us.

      All films screened at VWIFF must be created by women in at least three of the key creative roles (one woman may serve in more than one role): Writer, Producer, Director, D.O.P., Lead Actor, Lead Animator / Editor, or Lead Composer. We encourage submissions featuring strong female characters and stories.

      In addition to screening approximately 50 Canadian and International short and feature films (narratives, documentaries, and animation), VWIFF 2012 will include:

      * The Spotlight Awards Gala™ on International Women’s Day (includes WIFT International Short Film Showcase screening) – Thursday, March 8, 2012
      * Digital Media Masterclass (digital storytelling across multiple platforms) and Networking Reception – Friday, March 9, 2012
      * Pitching Sessions – Friday, March 9, 2012
      * Film Screenings (10 sessions) – Friday, March 9, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012 – featuring a Yukon Short Film Showcase screening curated by Lulu Keating
      * Networking Lunch panel presentation – Saturday, March 10, 2012 – moderated by Carol Whiteman
      * Meet the Filmmaker brunch – Sunday, March 11, 2012
      * Visual artists, industry exhibits, and equipment demonstrations in the theatre atrium – Friday, March 9, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012

      Here’s what filmmakers have to say: “Our film screened at VWIFF in 2011, and it was an absolutely amazing experience! The energy and support was infectious. We are looking forward to submitting our next project for next year’s festival.”

      The Vancouver Women in Film Festival celebrates these wonderful filmmakers with artists’ fees as well as cash and in-kind awards through the generous support of Legacy Filmworks, Women In the Director’s Chair (Creative Women Workshops Association), Kodak Canada, and a variety of other sponsors.

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      6:00 pm
      Women In Film Festival, Vancouver
  14. Mar
    10
    Sat

    1. White Day Hackathon, Vancouver
      10:00 am – 1:45 am

      Event Information

      Come to code, stay for cupcakes

      Meet awesome coders and make some wicked apps. Spend a Saturday hacking together something cool!

      The aim of White Day Hackathon is to create a coding environment that’s friendly to female developers (but everyone’s welcome to come!).

      Devs will get the chance to meet other coders (experienced and aspiring) and work in groups of 1-3 to make some wicked apps.

      We’ll start with a mixer on Friday night where we’ll share ideas, meet fellow devs, and build groups before we spend Saturday hacking together something cool.

      Tickets:

      $10.00 – Includes prizes, food, drinks

      Prizes:

      * Best Mobile App
      * Best Web App
      * Best Date Bailout
      * Most Nauseatingly Cute

      Register on EventBrite

      You bring:

      Laptop
      Cables, chargers, connectors
      Mad hustle

      A Thinking Ape will provide:

      Free food (breakfast, coffee, lunch, lots of cupcakes)
      Cheerleaders to champion you through the day
      Massage chair
      Wireless access

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      10:00 am
      White Day Hackathon, Vancouver
    2. ComicCon, Toronto
      11:00 am – 8:00 pm

      http://www.comicontoronto.com

      TORONTO COMICON as presented by FAN EXPO CANADA™ has now grown to become a spectacular 2 day event!

      Located in the South Building of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the show will be boasting unique exhibitors, presentations, workshops and many celebrity guests.

      Don’t miss out on spring’s #1 community event in Toronto!

      Toronto Comicon is brought to you by way of Hobby Star Marketing Inc. HSM was founded in 1992 as one of Canada’s premiere sports and entertainment marketing agencies. The company first staked its claim in 1995 with the successful launch of the Canadian National Comic Book Expo. It has since been re-branded as Fan Expo Canada featuring Comic, Anime, Science Fiction, Horror and Gaming. The event has evolved into a spectacular, annual, multi-media even with prestigious acclaim, becoming North America’s 3rd largest event of its kind.

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      11:00 am
      ComicCon, Toronto
    3. Women In Film Festival, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 12:30 am

      http://www.womeninfilm.ca/filmfestival.html

      Founded in 2006, our Vancouver Women in Film Festival is one of only three film festivals in Canada featuring women filmmakers: the other two are Toronto’s Female Eye Film Festival, and the St John’s International Women’s Film Festival. As such, we bring filmmakers and audiences together, offering opportunities for women filmmakers in Western Canada that would not exist without us.

      All films screened at VWIFF must be created by women in at least three of the key creative roles (one woman may serve in more than one role): Writer, Producer, Director, D.O.P., Lead Actor, Lead Animator / Editor, or Lead Composer. We encourage submissions featuring strong female characters and stories.

      In addition to screening approximately 50 Canadian and International short and feature films (narratives, documentaries, and animation), VWIFF 2012 will include:

      * The Spotlight Awards Gala™ on International Women’s Day (includes WIFT International Short Film Showcase screening) – Thursday, March 8, 2012
      * Digital Media Masterclass (digital storytelling across multiple platforms) and Networking Reception – Friday, March 9, 2012
      * Pitching Sessions – Friday, March 9, 2012
      * Film Screenings (10 sessions) – Friday, March 9, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012 – featuring a Yukon Short Film Showcase screening curated by Lulu Keating
      * Networking Lunch panel presentation – Saturday, March 10, 2012 – moderated by Carol Whiteman
      * Meet the Filmmaker brunch – Sunday, March 11, 2012
      * Visual artists, industry exhibits, and equipment demonstrations in the theatre atrium – Friday, March 9, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012

      Here’s what filmmakers have to say: “Our film screened at VWIFF in 2011, and it was an absolutely amazing experience! The energy and support was infectious. We are looking forward to submitting our next project for next year’s festival.”

      The Vancouver Women in Film Festival celebrates these wonderful filmmakers with artists’ fees as well as cash and in-kind awards through the generous support of Legacy Filmworks, Women In the Director’s Chair (Creative Women Workshops Association), Kodak Canada, and a variety of other sponsors.

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      7:00 pm
      Women In Film Festival, Vancouver
  15. Mar
    11
    Sun

    1. ComicCon, Toronto
      11:00 am – 5:00 pm

      http://www.comicontoronto.com

      TORONTO COMICON as presented by FAN EXPO CANADA™ has now grown to become a spectacular 2 day event!

      Located in the South Building of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the show will be boasting unique exhibitors, presentations, workshops and many celebrity guests.

      Don’t miss out on spring’s #1 community event in Toronto!

      Toronto Comicon is brought to you by way of Hobby Star Marketing Inc. HSM was founded in 1992 as one of Canada’s premiere sports and entertainment marketing agencies. The company first staked its claim in 1995 with the successful launch of the Canadian National Comic Book Expo. It has since been re-branded as Fan Expo Canada featuring Comic, Anime, Science Fiction, Horror and Gaming. The event has evolved into a spectacular, annual, multi-media even with prestigious acclaim, becoming North America’s 3rd largest event of its kind.

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      11:00 am
      ComicCon, Toronto
    2. Women In Film Festival, Vancouver
      6:00 pm – 11:30 pm

      http://www.womeninfilm.ca/filmfestival.html

      Founded in 2006, our Vancouver Women in Film Festival is one of only three film festivals in Canada featuring women filmmakers: the other two are Toronto’s Female Eye Film Festival, and the St John’s International Women’s Film Festival. As such, we bring filmmakers and audiences together, offering opportunities for women filmmakers in Western Canada that would not exist without us.

      All films screened at VWIFF must be created by women in at least three of the key creative roles (one woman may serve in more than one role): Writer, Producer, Director, D.O.P., Lead Actor, Lead Animator / Editor, or Lead Composer. We encourage submissions featuring strong female characters and stories.

      In addition to screening approximately 50 Canadian and International short and feature films (narratives, documentaries, and animation), VWIFF 2012 will include:

      * The Spotlight Awards Gala™ on International Women’s Day (includes WIFT International Short Film Showcase screening) – Thursday, March 8, 2012
      * Digital Media Masterclass (digital storytelling across multiple platforms) and Networking Reception – Friday, March 9, 2012
      * Pitching Sessions – Friday, March 9, 2012
      * Film Screenings (10 sessions) – Friday, March 9, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012 – featuring a Yukon Short Film Showcase screening curated by Lulu Keating
      * Networking Lunch panel presentation – Saturday, March 10, 2012 – moderated by Carol Whiteman
      * Meet the Filmmaker brunch – Sunday, March 11, 2012
      * Visual artists, industry exhibits, and equipment demonstrations in the theatre atrium – Friday, March 9, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012

      Here’s what filmmakers have to say: “Our film screened at VWIFF in 2011, and it was an absolutely amazing experience! The energy and support was infectious. We are looking forward to submitting our next project for next year’s festival.”

      The Vancouver Women in Film Festival celebrates these wonderful filmmakers with artists’ fees as well as cash and in-kind awards through the generous support of Legacy Filmworks, Women In the Director’s Chair (Creative Women Workshops Association), Kodak Canada, and a variety of other sponsors.

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      6:00 pm
      Women In Film Festival, Vancouver
  16. Mar
    12
    Mon

    1. Cloud Conference, Edmonton
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      http://canadiancloudcouncil.ca/ Event information coming soon

      This conference will discuss how cloud computing technologies can be applied to achieve business transformation while mitigating proprietary barriers to entry. While seeking to define intelligent and innovative methods of enterprise cloud design and service delivery, the Canadian Cloud Council aims to accelerate the speed of cloud adoption and utilization in Canada.

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      8:00 am
      Cloud Conference, Edmonton
  17. Mar
    13
    Tue

    1. Cloud Conference, Edmonton
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      http://canadiancloudcouncil.ca/ Event information coming soon

      This conference will discuss how cloud computing technologies can be applied to achieve business transformation while mitigating proprietary barriers to entry. While seeking to define intelligent and innovative methods of enterprise cloud design and service delivery, the Canadian Cloud Council aims to accelerate the speed of cloud adoption and utilization in Canada.

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      8:00 am
      Cloud Conference, Edmonton
    2. Prairie DevCon, Calgary
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      Prairie Developer Conference is the conference event for software professionals in the Canadian prairies!

      Featuring technical experts, and including session styles such as hands-on coding, panel discussions, and lectures, Prairie Developer Conference is an exceptional learning opportunity.

      Register early and take advantage of Early Bird pricing!
      Get 50% off a pre-conference workshop when you bundle it with your conference registration!
      Group registrations of 3 or more get an additional $50 off each conference registration!

      Conference Conference +
      Post-Conf Workshop
      Before February 29 $699.99 $899.99
      Regular Price $799.99 $999.99
      Pre-Conference Workshop Only $399.99

      Note: GST will be added to all registrations.

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      8:00 am
      Prairie DevCon, Calgary
  18. Mar
    14
    Wed

    1. VMware Forum, Quebec City (all-day)
      Mar 14

      http://info.vmware.com/content/7339_REG

      Learn about virtualization trends, best practices and the latest technology by attending one or more of the industry or partner events listed below. Find user groups meeting near you to connect with your peers in virtualization. Attend local seminars and watch live and on-demand webcasts and webinars.

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      VMware Forum, Quebec City (all-day)
    2. Prairie DevCon, Calgary
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      Prairie Developer Conference is the conference event for software professionals in the Canadian prairies!

      Featuring technical experts, and including session styles such as hands-on coding, panel discussions, and lectures, Prairie Developer Conference is an exceptional learning opportunity.

      Register early and take advantage of Early Bird pricing!
      Get 50% off a pre-conference workshop when you bundle it with your conference registration!
      Group registrations of 3 or more get an additional $50 off each conference registration!

      Conference Conference +
      Post-Conf Workshop
      Before February 29 $699.99 $899.99
      Regular Price $799.99 $999.99
      Pre-Conference Workshop Only $399.99

      Note: GST will be added to all registrations.

      +
      8:00 am
      Prairie DevCon, Calgary
    3. Entrepreneurship 101 Sales, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      How are you going to sell your product? Learn the principles of “selling value” to your customers, with a special emphasis on the challenges of sales for technology start-ups. Get tips for dealing with stakeholders and distributors and learn how to manage risks and problems.

      Get practical tips for making sales calls, including how to successfully close a sale and follow-up with potential customers.

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      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Sales, Toronto
    4. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
    5. The Legend of Zelda Symphony of the Goddesses, Vancouver
      8:00 pm – 11:00 pm

      Tickets available at TicketMaster

      Jason Michael Paul Productions, Inc. and Nintendo proudly present “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses“, a concert event that will take audiences of all ages on a thrilling orchestral adventure through one of the video game industry’s most beloved franchises.

      Conducted by Eímear Noone, “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses” is the first ever video game themed concert to feature a complete 4-movement symphony, arranged by Zelda Symphony music director Chad Seiter (Star Trek, LOST and Fringe), showcasing the enduring and ever-adored work of Nintendo composer and sound director Koji Kondo and his dedicated music team. Brought to life as never before, witness as 25 years of video game history unfolds complete with a gorgeous and cinematic video presentation, synced to picture with the game’s sensational, thematic and action-packed music played live by a full orchestra and choir.

      Special promo codes available to Club Nintendo members.

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      8:00 pm
      The Legend of Zelda Symphony of the Goddesses, Vancouver
  19. Mar
    15
    Thu

    1. Festival de robotique, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://festivalderobotique.ca/

      Bombardier, BMO Groupe Financier, Fusion Jeunesse, Robotique FIRST Québec et le Réseau réussite Montréal ont annoncé ce matin, aux côtés des partenaires du milieu scolaire, la tenue du premier Festival de robotique au Québec qui aura lieu à Montréal, du 15 au 17 mars 2012 au Stade Uniprix. Cet événement d’envergure réunira plus de 5 000 personnes, en provenance de 67 écoles du Québec, et mettra en vedette des jeunes du secondaire et du primaire à travers des défis technologiques d’envergure.

      « Dans les dernières années, les entreprises, les universités et le milieu scolaire se sont mobilisés afin d’impliquer les jeunes québécois dans des projets de robotique pédagogique et ce, afin de faire éclore leurs talents d’ingénieur et de promouvoir la persévérance scolaire », a déclaré Laurent Beaudoin, Président du CA de Bombardier Inc. et co-fondateur et président du CA de Robotique FIRST Québec.

      Forts de cette mobilisation, et considérant la demande grandissante des écoles du Québec, cinq commissions scolaires du Québec ont libéré, au total, 34 enseignants (22 enseignants du secondaire et 12 enseignants du primaire). À Montréal : 22 de la CSDM et 5 de la CSMB. À Sherbrooke : 3 de la CSRS. À Québec et à Rimouski : 1 de la CSC et 1 de la CSPhares. L’objectif ultime derrière ces libérations est d’intégrer la robotique pédagogique dans le cursus scolaire des jeunes, en lien avec les sciences, les mathématiques et la technologie.

      « L’effort et l’audace des commissions scolaires nous permettent d’engager plus de jeunes à risque, de valoriser des enseignants passionnés, et d’outiller les écoles qui désirent innover », a souligné Gabriel Bran Lopez, Fondateur et Directeur général de Fusion jeunesse et co-fondateur de Robotique FIRST Québec.

      De nouveaux partenariats innovateurs en robotique pédagogique ont été annoncés :

      POUR LES 9-13 ANS : DÉFIS BASÉS SUR LA TECHNOLOGIE LEGO®

      Appuyés par des enseignants engagés et engageants, et par des jeunes du secondaire qui agissent à titre de mentors, des élèves du primaire construisent, testent et programment des robots autonomes construits à l’aide de la technologie LEGO® Mindstorms NXT afin de résoudre une série de missions axées sur une thématique spécifique.

      Cette thématique varie d’année en année, mais quoi qu’il advienne, les élèves doivent rechercher des solutions, acquérir de nouvelles connaissances et partager leurs trouvailles innovantes en les présentant à une équipe d’experts. Cette année, nos jeunes du primaires, et certains jeunes du secondaire, vont explorer deux thèmes : La sécurité alimentaire de La Ligue de Légo FIRST, et les civilisations disparues de Zone01.

      « En impliquant des jeunes du secondaire à titre de mentors, nous assurons un continuum entre les écoles primaires, les écoles secondaires, les institutions postsecondaires et l’industrie », a déclaré L. Jacques Ménard, président de BMO Groupe financier Québec et président du CA de Fusion Jeunesse.

      POUR LES 14-18 ANS : « LA COUPE STANLEY DES ROBOTS » DE ROBOTIQUE FIRST QUÉBEC

      FIRST en cinq mots : FAVORISER l’INSPIRATION et la RECONNAISSANCE des SCIENCES et de la TECHNOLOGIE

      Le défi des jeunes est d’envergure : Chaque école a six semaines pour construire un robot fonctionnel, de haute qualité, et capable de pratiquer un sport. De septembre à mai, et au cours des six semaines intensives de construction, les jeunes travaillent avec des enseignants, des experts universitaires et des ingénieurs, ce qui leur permet d’approfondir et de mettre en pratique leurs connaissances scientifiques. Le but ultime est très stimulant: affronter d’autres robots lors du championnat international.

      C’est pour cette raison que nous l’appelons, entre nous, « LA COUPE STANLEY DES ROBOTS » et le « LE SPORT DU GÉNIE », a lancé Gabriel Bran Lopez.

      DERRIÈRE CETTE MOBILISATION SOCIÉTALE

      Le milieu des affaires, conscient de la nécessité de s’engager dans la lutte au décrochage scolaire, a déployé ses forces afin de permettre à un plus grand nombre de jeunes d’avoir accès à la robotique pédagogique. Laurent Beaudoin et L. Jacques Ménard ont contribué à la création de Robotique FIRST Québec et à l’expansion de Fusion Jeunesse, autour desquels plusieurs universités, entreprises et institutions québécoises se sont mobilisées pour appuyer les jeunes dans la construction de leurs robots :

      Partenaires Platine: Bombardier Inc. et la Fondation J.A. Bombardier, BMO Groupe Financier, Fusion Jeunesse
      Partenaires Or : CAE, Hydro-Québec, Vigilant Futures, Ville de Montréal, Réseau réussite Montréal
      Partenaires Argent : Pratt & Whitney Canada, Future Électronique, Autodesk, Héroux Devtek, CGI, BRP, Ministère du Développement économique, de l’Innovation et de l’Exportation
      Partenaires stratégiques : Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec, Zone01, Brault & Bouthillier, Carrefour jeunesse-emploi de la Capitale-Nationale, Jeune Chambre de commerce de Montréal, Chambre de Commerce du Montréal Métropolitain, Caisse Desjardins De Lorimier, Ville de Québec, Ville de Rimouski
      Universités : Université de Sherbrooke, École Polytechnique de Montréal, École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), Université Concordia, Université Laval, Université du Québec à Rimouski, Université de Montréal, Université du Québec à Montréal, HEC Montréal et Université McGill.
      Commissions scolaires : de Montréal (CSDM), Marguerite-Bourgeoys, de la Région de Sherbrooke, des Phares, de la Pointe-de-l’Île, English-Montreal, Lester B. Pearson, Crie et Marie-Victorin.
      Collaborateurs : Carrefour des sciences et technologies de l’Est du Québec, Société de Développement Social de Ville-Marie, Didac-Tic, BlueStorm Media, Interactive Intelligence, MDA Corporation, Agence Spatiale Canadienne, Rio Tinto Alcan

      UNE INVITATION À LA PREMIÈRE ÉDITION

      Les partenaires sont donc fiers de présenter – et de vous inviter à – la première édition du Festival de robotique, qui se déroulera à Montréal, du 15 au 17 mars 2012, au Stade Uniprix.

      Les équipes du Grand Montréal, de l’Estrie, du Bas-Saint-Laurent, de la Capitale-Nationale, de la Rive-Nord et de la Mauricie feront tout pour vous démontrer leurs capacités technologiques.

      De plus, le Stade Uniprix sera divisé en plusieurs « zones » afin de maximiser le travail des jeunes et l’expérience des invités, notamment : ZONE DU PROFESSIONNALISME COOPÉRATIF™ (les puits), ZONE DU SPORT DU GÉNIE (les gradins), ZONE DE TRAVAIL ET D’INNOVATION (les machines à outils), et ZONE DE L’ENGAGEMENT SOCIAL (les bénévoles).

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      8:00 am
      Festival de robotique, Montreal
    2. Prairie DevCon, Calgary
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      Prairie Developer Conference is the conference event for software professionals in the Canadian prairies!

      Featuring technical experts, and including session styles such as hands-on coding, panel discussions, and lectures, Prairie Developer Conference is an exceptional learning opportunity.

      Register early and take advantage of Early Bird pricing!
      Get 50% off a pre-conference workshop when you bundle it with your conference registration!
      Group registrations of 3 or more get an additional $50 off each conference registration!

      Conference Conference +
      Post-Conf Workshop
      Before February 29 $699.99 $899.99
      Regular Price $799.99 $999.99
      Pre-Conference Workshop Only $399.99

      Note: GST will be added to all registrations.

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      8:00 am
      Prairie DevCon, Calgary
    3. Top 10 Lessons for Successful Partnerships, Toronto
      11:30 am – 2:00 pm

      iLunch 10.5: Top 10 Lessons For Successful Partnerships – Presented by Interactive Ontario in association with HotDocs

      In this session, we explore the different avenues, opportunities and partnerships which are available for globally-minded interactive digital media producers. With so many moving parts, how do interactive projects with several partners all come together in a cohesive and meaningful way?

      11:30am   Doors Open & Pre-event Networking
      12:00pm   Lunch is Served
      12:30pm   Session Begins
      1:30pm     Q&A Period
      2:00pm     Event Wrap & Post-Event Networking

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      11:30 am
      Top 10 Lessons for Successful Partnerships, Toronto
  20. Mar
    16
    Fri

    1. Festival de robotique, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://festivalderobotique.ca/

      Bombardier, BMO Groupe Financier, Fusion Jeunesse, Robotique FIRST Québec et le Réseau réussite Montréal ont annoncé ce matin, aux côtés des partenaires du milieu scolaire, la tenue du premier Festival de robotique au Québec qui aura lieu à Montréal, du 15 au 17 mars 2012 au Stade Uniprix. Cet événement d’envergure réunira plus de 5 000 personnes, en provenance de 67 écoles du Québec, et mettra en vedette des jeunes du secondaire et du primaire à travers des défis technologiques d’envergure.

      « Dans les dernières années, les entreprises, les universités et le milieu scolaire se sont mobilisés afin d’impliquer les jeunes québécois dans des projets de robotique pédagogique et ce, afin de faire éclore leurs talents d’ingénieur et de promouvoir la persévérance scolaire », a déclaré Laurent Beaudoin, Président du CA de Bombardier Inc. et co-fondateur et président du CA de Robotique FIRST Québec.

      Forts de cette mobilisation, et considérant la demande grandissante des écoles du Québec, cinq commissions scolaires du Québec ont libéré, au total, 34 enseignants (22 enseignants du secondaire et 12 enseignants du primaire). À Montréal : 22 de la CSDM et 5 de la CSMB. À Sherbrooke : 3 de la CSRS. À Québec et à Rimouski : 1 de la CSC et 1 de la CSPhares. L’objectif ultime derrière ces libérations est d’intégrer la robotique pédagogique dans le cursus scolaire des jeunes, en lien avec les sciences, les mathématiques et la technologie.

      « L’effort et l’audace des commissions scolaires nous permettent d’engager plus de jeunes à risque, de valoriser des enseignants passionnés, et d’outiller les écoles qui désirent innover », a souligné Gabriel Bran Lopez, Fondateur et Directeur général de Fusion jeunesse et co-fondateur de Robotique FIRST Québec.

      De nouveaux partenariats innovateurs en robotique pédagogique ont été annoncés :

      POUR LES 9-13 ANS : DÉFIS BASÉS SUR LA TECHNOLOGIE LEGO®

      Appuyés par des enseignants engagés et engageants, et par des jeunes du secondaire qui agissent à titre de mentors, des élèves du primaire construisent, testent et programment des robots autonomes construits à l’aide de la technologie LEGO® Mindstorms NXT afin de résoudre une série de missions axées sur une thématique spécifique.

      Cette thématique varie d’année en année, mais quoi qu’il advienne, les élèves doivent rechercher des solutions, acquérir de nouvelles connaissances et partager leurs trouvailles innovantes en les présentant à une équipe d’experts. Cette année, nos jeunes du primaires, et certains jeunes du secondaire, vont explorer deux thèmes : La sécurité alimentaire de La Ligue de Légo FIRST, et les civilisations disparues de Zone01.

      « En impliquant des jeunes du secondaire à titre de mentors, nous assurons un continuum entre les écoles primaires, les écoles secondaires, les institutions postsecondaires et l’industrie », a déclaré L. Jacques Ménard, président de BMO Groupe financier Québec et président du CA de Fusion Jeunesse.

      POUR LES 14-18 ANS : « LA COUPE STANLEY DES ROBOTS » DE ROBOTIQUE FIRST QUÉBEC

      FIRST en cinq mots : FAVORISER l’INSPIRATION et la RECONNAISSANCE des SCIENCES et de la TECHNOLOGIE

      Le défi des jeunes est d’envergure : Chaque école a six semaines pour construire un robot fonctionnel, de haute qualité, et capable de pratiquer un sport. De septembre à mai, et au cours des six semaines intensives de construction, les jeunes travaillent avec des enseignants, des experts universitaires et des ingénieurs, ce qui leur permet d’approfondir et de mettre en pratique leurs connaissances scientifiques. Le but ultime est très stimulant: affronter d’autres robots lors du championnat international.

      C’est pour cette raison que nous l’appelons, entre nous, « LA COUPE STANLEY DES ROBOTS » et le « LE SPORT DU GÉNIE », a lancé Gabriel Bran Lopez.

      DERRIÈRE CETTE MOBILISATION SOCIÉTALE

      Le milieu des affaires, conscient de la nécessité de s’engager dans la lutte au décrochage scolaire, a déployé ses forces afin de permettre à un plus grand nombre de jeunes d’avoir accès à la robotique pédagogique. Laurent Beaudoin et L. Jacques Ménard ont contribué à la création de Robotique FIRST Québec et à l’expansion de Fusion Jeunesse, autour desquels plusieurs universités, entreprises et institutions québécoises se sont mobilisées pour appuyer les jeunes dans la construction de leurs robots :

      Partenaires Platine: Bombardier Inc. et la Fondation J.A. Bombardier, BMO Groupe Financier, Fusion Jeunesse
      Partenaires Or : CAE, Hydro-Québec, Vigilant Futures, Ville de Montréal, Réseau réussite Montréal
      Partenaires Argent : Pratt & Whitney Canada, Future Électronique, Autodesk, Héroux Devtek, CGI, BRP, Ministère du Développement économique, de l’Innovation et de l’Exportation
      Partenaires stratégiques : Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec, Zone01, Brault & Bouthillier, Carrefour jeunesse-emploi de la Capitale-Nationale, Jeune Chambre de commerce de Montréal, Chambre de Commerce du Montréal Métropolitain, Caisse Desjardins De Lorimier, Ville de Québec, Ville de Rimouski
      Universités : Université de Sherbrooke, École Polytechnique de Montréal, École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), Université Concordia, Université Laval, Université du Québec à Rimouski, Université de Montréal, Université du Québec à Montréal, HEC Montréal et Université McGill.
      Commissions scolaires : de Montréal (CSDM), Marguerite-Bourgeoys, de la Région de Sherbrooke, des Phares, de la Pointe-de-l’Île, English-Montreal, Lester B. Pearson, Crie et Marie-Victorin.
      Collaborateurs : Carrefour des sciences et technologies de l’Est du Québec, Société de Développement Social de Ville-Marie, Didac-Tic, BlueStorm Media, Interactive Intelligence, MDA Corporation, Agence Spatiale Canadienne, Rio Tinto Alcan

      UNE INVITATION À LA PREMIÈRE ÉDITION

      Les partenaires sont donc fiers de présenter – et de vous inviter à – la première édition du Festival de robotique, qui se déroulera à Montréal, du 15 au 17 mars 2012, au Stade Uniprix.

      Les équipes du Grand Montréal, de l’Estrie, du Bas-Saint-Laurent, de la Capitale-Nationale, de la Rive-Nord et de la Mauricie feront tout pour vous démontrer leurs capacités technologiques.

      De plus, le Stade Uniprix sera divisé en plusieurs « zones » afin de maximiser le travail des jeunes et l’expérience des invités, notamment : ZONE DU PROFESSIONNALISME COOPÉRATIF™ (les puits), ZONE DU SPORT DU GÉNIE (les gradins), ZONE DE TRAVAIL ET D’INNOVATION (les machines à outils), et ZONE DE L’ENGAGEMENT SOCIAL (les bénévoles).

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      8:00 am
      Festival de robotique, Montreal
  21. Mar
    17
    Sat

    1. Festival de robotique, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://festivalderobotique.ca/

      Bombardier, BMO Groupe Financier, Fusion Jeunesse, Robotique FIRST Québec et le Réseau réussite Montréal ont annoncé ce matin, aux côtés des partenaires du milieu scolaire, la tenue du premier Festival de robotique au Québec qui aura lieu à Montréal, du 15 au 17 mars 2012 au Stade Uniprix. Cet événement d’envergure réunira plus de 5 000 personnes, en provenance de 67 écoles du Québec, et mettra en vedette des jeunes du secondaire et du primaire à travers des défis technologiques d’envergure.

      « Dans les dernières années, les entreprises, les universités et le milieu scolaire se sont mobilisés afin d’impliquer les jeunes québécois dans des projets de robotique pédagogique et ce, afin de faire éclore leurs talents d’ingénieur et de promouvoir la persévérance scolaire », a déclaré Laurent Beaudoin, Président du CA de Bombardier Inc. et co-fondateur et président du CA de Robotique FIRST Québec.

      Forts de cette mobilisation, et considérant la demande grandissante des écoles du Québec, cinq commissions scolaires du Québec ont libéré, au total, 34 enseignants (22 enseignants du secondaire et 12 enseignants du primaire). À Montréal : 22 de la CSDM et 5 de la CSMB. À Sherbrooke : 3 de la CSRS. À Québec et à Rimouski : 1 de la CSC et 1 de la CSPhares. L’objectif ultime derrière ces libérations est d’intégrer la robotique pédagogique dans le cursus scolaire des jeunes, en lien avec les sciences, les mathématiques et la technologie.

      « L’effort et l’audace des commissions scolaires nous permettent d’engager plus de jeunes à risque, de valoriser des enseignants passionnés, et d’outiller les écoles qui désirent innover », a souligné Gabriel Bran Lopez, Fondateur et Directeur général de Fusion jeunesse et co-fondateur de Robotique FIRST Québec.

      De nouveaux partenariats innovateurs en robotique pédagogique ont été annoncés :

      POUR LES 9-13 ANS : DÉFIS BASÉS SUR LA TECHNOLOGIE LEGO®

      Appuyés par des enseignants engagés et engageants, et par des jeunes du secondaire qui agissent à titre de mentors, des élèves du primaire construisent, testent et programment des robots autonomes construits à l’aide de la technologie LEGO® Mindstorms NXT afin de résoudre une série de missions axées sur une thématique spécifique.

      Cette thématique varie d’année en année, mais quoi qu’il advienne, les élèves doivent rechercher des solutions, acquérir de nouvelles connaissances et partager leurs trouvailles innovantes en les présentant à une équipe d’experts. Cette année, nos jeunes du primaires, et certains jeunes du secondaire, vont explorer deux thèmes : La sécurité alimentaire de La Ligue de Légo FIRST, et les civilisations disparues de Zone01.

      « En impliquant des jeunes du secondaire à titre de mentors, nous assurons un continuum entre les écoles primaires, les écoles secondaires, les institutions postsecondaires et l’industrie », a déclaré L. Jacques Ménard, président de BMO Groupe financier Québec et président du CA de Fusion Jeunesse.

      POUR LES 14-18 ANS : « LA COUPE STANLEY DES ROBOTS » DE ROBOTIQUE FIRST QUÉBEC

      FIRST en cinq mots : FAVORISER l’INSPIRATION et la RECONNAISSANCE des SCIENCES et de la TECHNOLOGIE

      Le défi des jeunes est d’envergure : Chaque école a six semaines pour construire un robot fonctionnel, de haute qualité, et capable de pratiquer un sport. De septembre à mai, et au cours des six semaines intensives de construction, les jeunes travaillent avec des enseignants, des experts universitaires et des ingénieurs, ce qui leur permet d’approfondir et de mettre en pratique leurs connaissances scientifiques. Le but ultime est très stimulant: affronter d’autres robots lors du championnat international.

      C’est pour cette raison que nous l’appelons, entre nous, « LA COUPE STANLEY DES ROBOTS » et le « LE SPORT DU GÉNIE », a lancé Gabriel Bran Lopez.

      DERRIÈRE CETTE MOBILISATION SOCIÉTALE

      Le milieu des affaires, conscient de la nécessité de s’engager dans la lutte au décrochage scolaire, a déployé ses forces afin de permettre à un plus grand nombre de jeunes d’avoir accès à la robotique pédagogique. Laurent Beaudoin et L. Jacques Ménard ont contribué à la création de Robotique FIRST Québec et à l’expansion de Fusion Jeunesse, autour desquels plusieurs universités, entreprises et institutions québécoises se sont mobilisées pour appuyer les jeunes dans la construction de leurs robots :

      Partenaires Platine: Bombardier Inc. et la Fondation J.A. Bombardier, BMO Groupe Financier, Fusion Jeunesse
      Partenaires Or : CAE, Hydro-Québec, Vigilant Futures, Ville de Montréal, Réseau réussite Montréal
      Partenaires Argent : Pratt & Whitney Canada, Future Électronique, Autodesk, Héroux Devtek, CGI, BRP, Ministère du Développement économique, de l’Innovation et de l’Exportation
      Partenaires stratégiques : Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec, Zone01, Brault & Bouthillier, Carrefour jeunesse-emploi de la Capitale-Nationale, Jeune Chambre de commerce de Montréal, Chambre de Commerce du Montréal Métropolitain, Caisse Desjardins De Lorimier, Ville de Québec, Ville de Rimouski
      Universités : Université de Sherbrooke, École Polytechnique de Montréal, École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), Université Concordia, Université Laval, Université du Québec à Rimouski, Université de Montréal, Université du Québec à Montréal, HEC Montréal et Université McGill.
      Commissions scolaires : de Montréal (CSDM), Marguerite-Bourgeoys, de la Région de Sherbrooke, des Phares, de la Pointe-de-l’Île, English-Montreal, Lester B. Pearson, Crie et Marie-Victorin.
      Collaborateurs : Carrefour des sciences et technologies de l’Est du Québec, Société de Développement Social de Ville-Marie, Didac-Tic, BlueStorm Media, Interactive Intelligence, MDA Corporation, Agence Spatiale Canadienne, Rio Tinto Alcan

      UNE INVITATION À LA PREMIÈRE ÉDITION

      Les partenaires sont donc fiers de présenter – et de vous inviter à – la première édition du Festival de robotique, qui se déroulera à Montréal, du 15 au 17 mars 2012, au Stade Uniprix.

      Les équipes du Grand Montréal, de l’Estrie, du Bas-Saint-Laurent, de la Capitale-Nationale, de la Rive-Nord et de la Mauricie feront tout pour vous démontrer leurs capacités technologiques.

      De plus, le Stade Uniprix sera divisé en plusieurs « zones » afin de maximiser le travail des jeunes et l’expérience des invités, notamment : ZONE DU PROFESSIONNALISME COOPÉRATIF™ (les puits), ZONE DU SPORT DU GÉNIE (les gradins), ZONE DE TRAVAIL ET D’INNOVATION (les machines à outils), et ZONE DE L’ENGAGEMENT SOCIAL (les bénévoles).

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      8:00 am
      Festival de robotique, Montreal
    2. ProductCamp 2012, Vancouver
      8:30 am – 5:00 pm

      ProductCamp Vancouver is an “un-conference” event, organized by volunteers from the high tech community in British Columbia.

      This is our 2nd year after a very successful sold-out event in 2011.

      This one day event is hosted at the SFU Graduate School of Business in downtown Vancouver and facilitated by a number of professional organizations that generously sponsor ProductCamp with the intention of keeping it free for participation.

      During the event a series of concurrent facilitated discussions will be sourced from and selected by the participants, ensuring focus on relevant topics and interests. Participants will be encouraged to actively partake in the discussions and will be free to join and leave any discussion throughout the day.

      This un-conference is developed by and is principally intended for product managers and product marketing managers. Executive, sales, marketing, development and other professionals in the high tech community are also invited to partake freely in the event, while recognizing that the discussions will revolve around topics adjacent to or within the discipline of product management.

      We hope that participation in the discussions will increase skills and knowledge, will foster professional relationships, and provide greater recognition of product management as a critical profession for product and company success.

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      8:30 am
      ProductCamp 2012, Vancouver
    3. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqfbwb/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

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      2:30 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
  22. Mar
    19
    Mon

    1. Venture Capital Forum, Montreal
      8:00 am – 9:00 pm

      The French chamber of commerce in Canada is proud to present the 8th edition of the Venture Capital Forum, which remains the biggest financial event between France, Canada and the United-States.

      With more than 200 participants each year, the forum gives the opportunity to the North-American and European financial community to get together during workshops and conferences and generate co-investments opportunities. Considered as the fastest bridge between Europe and North-America, the forum is also a way for emerging and innovative companies to present their project to the main investment funds in France, Canada and the United States.

      Thanks to the wide range of topics and the quality of the speakers, the VCF has become the most important forum of companies’ investment in Canada, with more than 100 companies that have been financed since the event’s creation.

      Extend your business network by meeting the most influential investors!

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      8:00 am
      Venture Capital Forum, Montreal
  23. Mar
    20
    Tue

    1. Venture Capital Forum, Montreal
      8:00 am – 9:00 pm

      The French chamber of commerce in Canada is proud to present the 8th edition of the Venture Capital Forum, which remains the biggest financial event between France, Canada and the United-States.

      With more than 200 participants each year, the forum gives the opportunity to the North-American and European financial community to get together during workshops and conferences and generate co-investments opportunities. Considered as the fastest bridge between Europe and North-America, the forum is also a way for emerging and innovative companies to present their project to the main investment funds in France, Canada and the United States.

      Thanks to the wide range of topics and the quality of the speakers, the VCF has become the most important forum of companies’ investment in Canada, with more than 100 companies that have been financed since the event’s creation.

      Extend your business network by meeting the most influential investors!

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      8:00 am
      Venture Capital Forum, Montreal
  24. Mar
    21
    Wed

    1. Leading Edge of Learning: Local Success Stories, Calgary
      7:30 am – 9:00 am

      Leading Edge of Learning: Local Success Stories Calgary Council for Advanced Technologies Breakfast Series

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      7:30 am
      Leading Edge of Learning: Local Success Stories, Calgary
    2. Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 9:00 pm

      Now in its 30th year, CANADIAN MUSIC WEEK is recognized as one of the premier entertainment events in North America focusing on the business of music. We bring together Sound Recording, New Media and Broadcast for one spectacular week of events… Combining informative, intensive conferences, cutting edge trade exhibition, award shows, film festival and Canada’s biggest New Music Festival. Canadian Music Fest spans 5 nights of performances, with more than 800 showcasing bands at 60 live music venues in downtown Toronto. All convention functions take place at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel.

      The Canadian Music Week Festival encompasses many events:

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      8:00 am
      Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
    3. Digital Media Summit, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:45 pm

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://digitalmediasummit.ca/

      Optimize your Digital & Social Media Strategies!

      Branding, marketing and multi-platform content integration is ever changing.  Is your customer engagement and digital media strategy on par with global industry leaders?  What are the top companies leading mobile, social, and digital media trends doing right?  Find out at this year’s Digital Media Summit and connect with media and brand specialists that can help you fine tune your integrated Digital Media strategy.

      DMS has recruited the best keynote speakers, panelists, and interactive workshops to provide insight, results, and key takeaways including…

      Online Branding execution • Quality content development • Cross Platform Monetization • New Advertising Strategies • Mobile and Marketing Applications • Top Digital Media trends • Focus on marketing ROI • Community Strategy: Social media and blogging.
      WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:

      • Connect and network with brands, agencies, entertainment and digital executives
      • Explore the ROI potential of true consumer and fan engagement
      • Experience successful cross media brand integrations
      • Identify the key trends transforming and driving digital media
      • Get up to speed on marketing technology without being an engineer
      • Align your digital marketing with overall business goals
      • Improve your ability to manage multiple campaigns across multiple platforms

      Audience: Entertainment and Media companies, Entrepreneurs, Venture Capitalists, Mobile/Wireless, Content Production, Interactive Sales and Business Development, Social Media Specialists, Media Marketing, Advertising, PR, Branding, Music, Movies and Digital Strategy managers and executives.

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      8:00 am
      Digital Media Summit, Toronto
    4. Entrepreneurship 101 Distribution, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      This lecture offers a strategic perspective of the distribution channel options available to start-ups. It emphasizes the development of the right criteria for choosing and managing channels.

      Learn about the pros and cons of different channels such as inside sales, direct sales, distribution, e-commerce, franchises and integrators. Integrating sales across multiple channels is often a challenge for technology companies. A case study illustrates these points.

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      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Distribution, Toronto
    5. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  25. Mar
    22
    Thu

    1. Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 9:00 pm

      Now in its 30th year, CANADIAN MUSIC WEEK is recognized as one of the premier entertainment events in North America focusing on the business of music. We bring together Sound Recording, New Media and Broadcast for one spectacular week of events… Combining informative, intensive conferences, cutting edge trade exhibition, award shows, film festival and Canada’s biggest New Music Festival. Canadian Music Fest spans 5 nights of performances, with more than 800 showcasing bands at 60 live music venues in downtown Toronto. All convention functions take place at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel.

      The Canadian Music Week Festival encompasses many events:

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      8:00 am
      Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
    2. Digital Media Summit, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:45 pm

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://digitalmediasummit.ca/

      Optimize your Digital & Social Media Strategies!

      Branding, marketing and multi-platform content integration is ever changing.  Is your customer engagement and digital media strategy on par with global industry leaders?  What are the top companies leading mobile, social, and digital media trends doing right?  Find out at this year’s Digital Media Summit and connect with media and brand specialists that can help you fine tune your integrated Digital Media strategy.

      DMS has recruited the best keynote speakers, panelists, and interactive workshops to provide insight, results, and key takeaways including…

      Online Branding execution • Quality content development • Cross Platform Monetization • New Advertising Strategies • Mobile and Marketing Applications • Top Digital Media trends • Focus on marketing ROI • Community Strategy: Social media and blogging.
      WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:

      • Connect and network with brands, agencies, entertainment and digital executives
      • Explore the ROI potential of true consumer and fan engagement
      • Experience successful cross media brand integrations
      • Identify the key trends transforming and driving digital media
      • Get up to speed on marketing technology without being an engineer
      • Align your digital marketing with overall business goals
      • Improve your ability to manage multiple campaigns across multiple platforms

      Audience: Entertainment and Media companies, Entrepreneurs, Venture Capitalists, Mobile/Wireless, Content Production, Interactive Sales and Business Development, Social Media Specialists, Media Marketing, Advertising, PR, Branding, Music, Movies and Digital Strategy managers and executives.

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      8:00 am
      Digital Media Summit, Toronto
    3. Radio Interactive, Toronto
      9:00 am – 9:00 pm

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://www.cmw.net/conference/conferences/radio-interactive/

      Radio Interactive 2012, featuring two and a half days of the finest Radio networking and education, is the ultimate venue for connecting with Radio. There’s no better place to interact one-on-one with hundreds of radio professionals – from station management and CEOs to program directors and radio consultants.

      Audience: Music Directors, Program Directors, Presidents, On-Air talent, and sales executives.

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      9:00 am
      Radio Interactive, Toronto
    4. Music Summit, Toronto
      9:30 am – 9:00 pm

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://www.cmw.net/conference/conferences/music-summit/

      Canadian Music Week’s International 3 day music conference is a designed for both industry executives and recording professionals focused on the business of global music.  Our Conference is for those who truly shape the entertainment industry. Known for its world class and expert keynote speakers, the Music Summit attracts professional delegates from around the world.

      Audience: Record labels, Booking Agents, A&R, Promoters, Artist Managers, Artists, Venues, Music Tech Companies, Producers, Publishers, Music Supervisors, Songwriters, and Media

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      9:30 am
      Music Summit, Toronto
  26. Mar
    23
    Fri

    1. Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 9:00 pm

      Now in its 30th year, CANADIAN MUSIC WEEK is recognized as one of the premier entertainment events in North America focusing on the business of music. We bring together Sound Recording, New Media and Broadcast for one spectacular week of events… Combining informative, intensive conferences, cutting edge trade exhibition, award shows, film festival and Canada’s biggest New Music Festival. Canadian Music Fest spans 5 nights of performances, with more than 800 showcasing bands at 60 live music venues in downtown Toronto. All convention functions take place at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel.

      The Canadian Music Week Festival encompasses many events:

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      8:00 am
      Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
    2. National Business and Technology Conference 2012, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      The National Business and Technology Conference (NBTC) is a prestigious annual conference run by Nspire that brings together 300 young leaders and numerous industry professionals from across North America to create an unforgettable two-day experience.

      note: web site might not yet be updated for 2012 (as of January 14)

      Some highlights:

      A young innovator’s panel
      Deloitte sponsored Consulting Case Competition with a $2,000 cash prize
      Entrepreneurship Competition with a $30,000 in consulting services from MaRS prize
      Delegates and competitors from top North American schools including Wharton, Kellogg, Rotman, York Schulich, Queen’s, McGill and the George Washington School of Business
      Keynotes from heavy weights in the Biztech world such as Eric Gales (President of Microsoft Canada), Jordan Banks (Managing Director of Facebook Canada) and Cleantech champion Tom Rand

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      8:00 am
      National Business and Technology Conference 2012, Toronto
    3. Music Summit, Toronto
      8:45 am – 8:00 pm

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://www.cmw.net/conference/conferences/music-summit/

      Canadian Music Week’s International 3 day music conference is a designed for both industry executives and recording professionals focused on the business of global music. Our Conference is for those who truly shape the entertainment industry. Known for its world class and expert keynote speakers, the Music Summit attracts professional delegates from around the world.

      Audience: Record labels, Booking Agents, A&R, Promoters, Artist Managers, Artists, Venues, Music Tech Companies, Producers, Publishers, Music Supervisors, Songwriters, and Media

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      8:45 am
      Music Summit, Toronto
    4. Radio Interactive, Toronto
      10:30 am – 4:00 pm

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://www.cmw.net/conference/conferences/radio-interactive/

      Radio Interactive 2012, featuring two and a half days of the finest Radio networking and education, is the ultimate venue for connecting with Radio. There’s no better place to interact one-on-one with hundreds of radio professionals – from station management and CEOs to program directors and radio consultants.

      Audience: Music Directors, Program Directors, Presidents, On-Air talent, and sales executives.

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      10:30 am
      Radio Interactive, Toronto
  27. Mar
    24
    Sat

    1. Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 9:00 pm

      Now in its 30th year, CANADIAN MUSIC WEEK is recognized as one of the premier entertainment events in North America focusing on the business of music. We bring together Sound Recording, New Media and Broadcast for one spectacular week of events… Combining informative, intensive conferences, cutting edge trade exhibition, award shows, film festival and Canada’s biggest New Music Festival. Canadian Music Fest spans 5 nights of performances, with more than 800 showcasing bands at 60 live music venues in downtown Toronto. All convention functions take place at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel.

      The Canadian Music Week Festival encompasses many events:

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      8:00 am
      Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
    2. National Business and Technology Conference 2012, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      The National Business and Technology Conference (NBTC) is a prestigious annual conference run by Nspire that brings together 300 young leaders and numerous industry professionals from across North America to create an unforgettable two-day experience.

      note: web site might not yet be updated for 2012 (as of January 14)

      Some highlights:

      A young innovator’s panel
      Deloitte sponsored Consulting Case Competition with a $2,000 cash prize
      Entrepreneurship Competition with a $30,000 in consulting services from MaRS prize
      Delegates and competitors from top North American schools including Wharton, Kellogg, Rotman, York Schulich, Queen’s, McGill and the George Washington School of Business
      Keynotes from heavy weights in the Biztech world such as Eric Gales (President of Microsoft Canada), Jordan Banks (Managing Director of Facebook Canada) and Cleantech champion Tom Rand

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      8:00 am
      National Business and Technology Conference 2012, Toronto
    3. Music Summit, Toronto
      9:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://www.cmw.net/conference/conferences/music-summit/

      Canadian Music Week’s International 3 day music conference is a designed for both industry executives and recording professionals focused on the business of global music. Our Conference is for those who truly shape the entertainment industry. Known for its world class and expert keynote speakers, the Music Summit attracts professional delegates from around the world.

      Audience: Record labels, Booking Agents, A&R, Promoters, Artist Managers, Artists, Venues, Music Tech Companies, Producers, Publishers, Music Supervisors, Songwriters, and Media

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      9:00 am
      Music Summit, Toronto
    4. Radio Interactive, Toronto
      9:00 am – 11:00 am

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://www.cmw.net/conference/conferences/radio-interactive/

      Radio Interactive 2012, featuring two and a half days of the finest Radio networking and education, is the ultimate venue for connecting with Radio. There’s no better place to interact one-on-one with hundreds of radio professionals – from station management and CEOs to program directors and radio consultants.

      Audience: Music Directors, Program Directors, Presidents, On-Air talent, and sales executives.

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      9:00 am
      Radio Interactive, Toronto
    5. Songwriter Summit, Toronto
      9:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Part of Canadian Music Week Festival

      http://www.cmw.net/conference/conferences/songwriters-summit/

      This Summit provides a networking environment and educational opportunity for attending songwriters, lyricists, composers, music creators, publishers and more. Incorporating a day full of workshops, keynotes, presentations, panels and interviews, the day is highlighted by a special performance in-the-round by legendary songwriters.

      Audience: Record labels, Booking Agents, A&R, Promoters, Artist Managers, Artists, Venues, Music Tech Companies, Producers, Publishers, Music Supervisors, Songwriters, and Media

      • Celebrity Q & As
      • Master Classes
      • Songwriting & Composing Workshops
      • Publisher & Business Panels
      • One-on-One Sessions
      • DIY Career Building Workshops

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      9:00 am
      Songwriter Summit, Toronto
  28. Mar
    25
    Sun

    1. Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 9:00 pm

      Now in its 30th year, CANADIAN MUSIC WEEK is recognized as one of the premier entertainment events in North America focusing on the business of music. We bring together Sound Recording, New Media and Broadcast for one spectacular week of events… Combining informative, intensive conferences, cutting edge trade exhibition, award shows, film festival and Canada’s biggest New Music Festival. Canadian Music Fest spans 5 nights of performances, with more than 800 showcasing bands at 60 live music venues in downtown Toronto. All convention functions take place at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel.

      The Canadian Music Week Festival encompasses many events:

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      8:00 am
      Canadian Music Week Festival, Toronto
  29. Mar
    26
    Mon

    1. SCTE Canadian Summit 2012, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      The SCTE Canadian Summit is an international event for cable engineering professionals focusing on the exchange of technical information for today and tomorrow.

      This year’s Summit examines the impact of integrating new technologies into existing cable infrastructures. Attendees will gain an understanding of the opportunities and the pitfalls of technology deployments—all to maximize customer satisfaction and gain operational efficiencies. The topics on tap for this year’s event include:

      • Advanced Advertising
      • Business Services
      • Cloud-Based Services
      • Content Delivery Networks
      • HFC Capacity
      • HFC Reliability
      • Home Networking
      • IP Video
      • Network Planning
      • Sustainability
      • Video Quality
      • Wireless Access

      The SCTE Technology Challenge will highlight the latest products and technologies operators can leverage to:

      • deliver leading-edge services
      • improve operational efficiency
      • increase the overall value of the services delivered to customers
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      8:00 am
      SCTE Canadian Summit 2012, Toronto
  30. Mar
    27
    Tue

    1. SCTE Canadian Summit 2012, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      The SCTE Canadian Summit is an international event for cable engineering professionals focusing on the exchange of technical information for today and tomorrow.

      This year’s Summit examines the impact of integrating new technologies into existing cable infrastructures. Attendees will gain an understanding of the opportunities and the pitfalls of technology deployments—all to maximize customer satisfaction and gain operational efficiencies. The topics on tap for this year’s event include:

      • Advanced Advertising
      • Business Services
      • Cloud-Based Services
      • Content Delivery Networks
      • HFC Capacity
      • HFC Reliability
      • Home Networking
      • IP Video
      • Network Planning
      • Sustainability
      • Video Quality
      • Wireless Access

      The SCTE Technology Challenge will highlight the latest products and technologies operators can leverage to:

      • deliver leading-edge services
      • improve operational efficiency
      • increase the overall value of the services delivered to customers
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      8:00 am
      SCTE Canadian Summit 2012, Toronto
  31. Mar
    28
    Wed

    1. ACETECH Symposium, Whistler
      7:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Information and Registration Link

      It’s hard to imagine another time that compares with an ACETECH Symposium.   You’ll sit next to other CEOs and yes, you’ll discover that they’re just like you.  People who have experienced an ACETECH Symposium consistently point to the value of sharing ideas…and even “war stories” with some of the best and brightest people they’ve ever met.

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      7:00 am
      ACETECH Symposium, Whistler
    2. Creating Exceptional Digital Experiences Roundtable, Toronto
      8:00 am – 10:30 am

      Creating Exception Digital Experiences – Digital Innovation & Success in the NOW Economy

      Not sure how to create an outstanding holistic user experience across digital mediums while engaging consumer and surpassing business objectives? Innovation, agile development, and user-centric design are not enemies – they can work together to do deliver outstanding ROI even in the tightest economy. If you want to learn how to stop spinning your wheels, and launch exceptional digital experiences faster and smarter – set that alarm clock a bit early and join us for breakfast.

      Whether you are strategizing mobile, launching an iPad app, or considering optimizing your web or intranet site – it is imperative in 2012 that you know the ins-and-outs of best practices in digital user experiences for rapid deployment.

      Join us for this exciting tactic-driven* breakfast where you shall learn:

      The secret to digital innovation and how to surpass ROI
      Best practices in rapid digital creation for the NOW audience & economy
      How to create strategy-driven digital solutions holistically – from app to wap to web
      Rapid research, user testing and validation techniques to secure success prior to launch.

      *Checklists, cheat sheets, and real case studies are included to take home!

      Tara O’Doherty, Partner & CXO, XTM Inc.

      For more than fifteen years, Tara has been promoting the importance of the interactive customer experience – in mobile environments the Web and intranets. Tara holds an MSc in human Factors and is an active member of the CMA (Canadian Marketing Association), CHI (Computer Human Interaction), UPA (Usability Professional’s Association) and MMA (Mobile Marketing Association). She has been featured in articles in a number of magazines and newspapers and speaks at dozens of venues a year – from the International Internet Marketing Conference in New York to various Website summits for the US Government. Tara has also held a seat on the Canadian marketing Association’s Digital Council since 2000 and was most recently a judge for the digital category for the 2010 Canadian Marketing Awards.On a daily basis Tara utilizes the latest usability and strategic methodologies to map out and increase the profitability, productivity and brand perception of her client’s experiences. Previously, she held the position of National Usability Director for the Fjord/Cossette Interactive and was also a part-time Adjunct Professor at Cardean University teaching a graduate-level course in usability entitled “Communication With Your Customer” (developed by Donald Norman and Jakob Nielsen).

      Over the last ten years, Tara has worked with such clients as Bell Canada, General Motors of Canada, Ericsson, AT&T Wireless, CanWest Government of Canada, Purolator Courier Ltd., AOL and Toronto.com.

      In the last two years alone she created the new user interface for the mobile portal for CNN International, executed over 40 Expert Reviews, Conducted 50+ usability studies, created two primary user interfaces for the hottest new social networking sites, and redesigned hundreds of websites.

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      8:00 am
      Creating Exceptional Digital Experiences Roundtable, Toronto
    3. SCTE Canadian Summit 2012, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      The SCTE Canadian Summit is an international event for cable engineering professionals focusing on the exchange of technical information for today and tomorrow.

      This year’s Summit examines the impact of integrating new technologies into existing cable infrastructures. Attendees will gain an understanding of the opportunities and the pitfalls of technology deployments—all to maximize customer satisfaction and gain operational efficiencies. The topics on tap for this year’s event include:

      • Advanced Advertising
      • Business Services
      • Cloud-Based Services
      • Content Delivery Networks
      • HFC Capacity
      • HFC Reliability
      • Home Networking
      • IP Video
      • Network Planning
      • Sustainability
      • Video Quality
      • Wireless Access

      The SCTE Technology Challenge will highlight the latest products and technologies operators can leverage to:

      • deliver leading-edge services
      • improve operational efficiency
      • increase the overall value of the services delivered to customers
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      8:00 am
      SCTE Canadian Summit 2012, Toronto
    4. Entrepreneurship 101 Meet the Entrepreneurs, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

      Registration Link

      Interested in rubbing elbows with some of Toronto’s hottest life sciences start-ups?

      Come hear successful entrepreneurs discuss the challenges and opportunities faced in launching their organizations.

      This is part of a series of “Meet the Entrepreneurs” events which present panels of start-up entrepreneurs in different sectors discussing the challenges and opportunities they are facing. Followed by a networking reception.

      Come learn from and meet others in your sector.

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      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Meet the Entrepreneurs, Toronto
    5. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
    6. Virtual Worlds & Augmented Reality: Implications for Marketing, Waterloo Stratford
      7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

      http://dm_mar28-eorg.eventbrite.com/

      This talk provides an overview of virtual worlds and augmented reality — technological innovations that can either immerse users into virtual environments where they can interact with digital objects or provide users of real-world environments and objects with digitally generated layers of content and context. Modern examples of trends in virtual worlds and augmented reality will be discussed in terms of their impact and application to the field of marketing. Future directions in this area will also be explored.

      The Digital Media Lecture Series brings leading scholars, forward thinkers and experts in the field of digital media. This series will explore digital media, technology and innovation.

      Use the hashtag #dmseries for the Digital Media Series Lectures.

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      7:00 pm
      Virtual Worlds & Augmented Reality: Implications for Marketing, Waterloo Stratford
  32. Mar
    29
    Thu

    1. ACETECH Symposium, Whistler
      7:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Information and Registration Link

      It’s hard to imagine another time that compares with an ACETECH Symposium.   You’ll sit next to other CEOs and yes, you’ll discover that they’re just like you.  People who have experienced an ACETECH Symposium consistently point to the value of sharing ideas…and even “war stories” with some of the best and brightest people they’ve ever met.

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      7:00 am
      ACETECH Symposium, Whistler
    2. The Art of Leadership, Vancouver
      8:45 am – 4:45 pm

      What is The Art of Leadership?
      Created due to overwhelming demand, this one day conference features six internationally renowned bestselling authors and visionaries, who will share an exciting blend of cutting edge thinking and real world experience on today’s most critical leadership issues. Don’t miss out on your chance to gain a competitive advantage and network with over 1,000 of Canada’s most influential leaders.

      Why Attend?
      Today’s leaders have a dynamic role – integrating people and strategy to achieve sustainability and enhance organizational performance in a challenging business environment. The Art of Leadership responds to the fundamental changes that are impacting leadership functions, and the need for information and planning is critical. From practical tips, to innovative strategies, The Art of Leadership is designed to teach and provide leaders with directly related, easily applied, and important tools and techniques that can be implemented within any corporate culture.

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      8:45 am
      The Art of Leadership, Vancouver
  33. Mar
    30
    Fri

    1. ACETECH Symposium, Whistler
      7:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Information and Registration Link

      It’s hard to imagine another time that compares with an ACETECH Symposium.   You’ll sit next to other CEOs and yes, you’ll discover that they’re just like you.  People who have experienced an ACETECH Symposium consistently point to the value of sharing ideas…and even “war stories” with some of the best and brightest people they’ve ever met.

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      7:00 am
      ACETECH Symposium, Whistler
  34. Mar
    31
    Sat

    1. Toronto Screenwriting Conference, Toronto
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      The third annual Toronto Screenwriting Conference March 31 & April 1, 2012 at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Yonge and Dundas, in downtown Toronto.

      The one-of-a-kind event for professionals in the screen-based industry, the Toronto Screenwriting Conference was a weekend of exceptional advanced screenwriting education featuring:

      Extraordinary key-note sessions with high-profile showrunners and screenwriters

      Incomparable breakout sessions with leading international screenwriting academics, book authors and industry execs

      Advanced level of education and skills development unparalleled by any other screenwriting event

      Professional writers, producers, directors, and executives benefited from this gathering of the best creative talent, authors and speakers in writing for screen-based media.

      Early Bird Rate (ends February 19, 2012): $279 + HST

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      9:00 am
      Toronto Screenwriting Conference, Toronto
  35. Apr
    1
    Sun

    1. Toronto Screenwriting Conference, Toronto
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      The third annual Toronto Screenwriting Conference March 31 & April 1, 2012 at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Yonge and Dundas, in downtown Toronto.

      The one-of-a-kind event for professionals in the screen-based industry, the Toronto Screenwriting Conference was a weekend of exceptional advanced screenwriting education featuring:

      Extraordinary key-note sessions with high-profile showrunners and screenwriters

      Incomparable breakout sessions with leading international screenwriting academics, book authors and industry execs

      Advanced level of education and skills development unparalleled by any other screenwriting event

      Professional writers, producers, directors, and executives benefited from this gathering of the best creative talent, authors and speakers in writing for screen-based media.

      Early Bird Rate (ends February 19, 2012): $279 + HST

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      9:00 am
      Toronto Screenwriting Conference, Toronto
  36. Apr
    2
    Mon

    1. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqgbdb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

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      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  37. Apr
    4
    Wed

    1. CMA Mobile Conference, Toronto (all-day)
      Apr 4

      Further Information and Web Site to come

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      CMA Mobile Conference, Toronto (all-day)
    2. How to Build & Customize WordPress Themes, Vancouver
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      How to Build & Customize WordPress Themes

      More information will be available on February 8th

      Learn how to create your own WordPress theme from the ground up. Starting with a clean installation of WordPress, we’ll build and customize our own theme, exploring ways to integrate e-commerce, shopping carts, support systems, chat forums, and more. Along the way, we’ll add social-media functionality with custom widgets, and then flex the design with advanced loops, multiple loops, custom fields, theme options, and more. Upon completion, we’ll have our own flexible, scalable WordPress theme that’s SEO ready and capable of just about anything.

      Requirements: A laptop is recommended, general working knowledge of HTML and CSS, working understanding of WordPress structure and set up.

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      9:00 am
      How to Build & Customize WordPress Themes, Vancouver
    3. Entrepreneurship 101 Bootstrapping, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      Bootstrapping is the act of building your business from your own funds and revenue from customers, instead of raising money from outsiders such as angels and venture capitalists. This is the method that most start-up companies use to build their ventures.

      In this lecture, learn the pros and cons of bootstrapping, how to ensure your investment is protected and how to make smart decisions about where to invest money in your company.

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      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Bootstrapping, Toronto
    4. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  38. Apr
    5
    Thu

    1. inDesign Seminar, Toronto
      8:30 am – 5:00 pm

      Seminar Information

      An Insider’s Look at InDesign!

      Whether you work primarily in print or are delving into the digital world, The InDesign Seminar will give you the tools you need to work smarter in InDesign. Expanding your knowledge of InDesign, this full-day seminar will dig into subjects that we all should know, but often don’t. Boost your productivity with a whole new skill set that will have you working at lightning fast speeds. CS3, CS4, CS5 and CS5.5 users welcome.

      Instructor:

      Erica Gamet is an InDesign and pre-press trainer with over 20 years’ experience in the pre-press trenches. She regularly contributes to InDesign Magazine and Design Tools Monthly, is the author of The InDesigners Workbook series, and tech edited How To Do Everything with Adobe InDesign CS4 from McGraw-Hill Osborne. Erica is co-owner of Digital Dimensions with her husband, Jeff, and she is the co-chair of the Denver chapter of the Adobe InDesign User Group.

      Location:

      Victoria College – Emmanuel College Building
      Room EM-119
      75 Queen’s Park Crescent
      Toronto, Ontario M5S 1K7

      Tickets: Advanced Registration price of $129.00 ends March 5, 2012. Registration price will increase to $149 after that date.

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      8:30 am
      inDesign Seminar, Toronto
    2. YTA Luncheon – Branham300, Richmond Hill
      11:30 am – 2:00 pm

      PLEASE NOTE: this date is tentative depending on date of the 2012 Branham300 release. Please double-check with the event’s web page for current information.

      The GTA “Reveal” of the most comprehensive report on Canadian ICT Sector success!

      The 2012 Branham300 provides the greatest clarity of what is working; and what isn’t in the Canadian ICT Sector.

      Who is keeping pace? Who is new to the scene, and who has (gainfully) departed?

      And, does location really matter?

      Join us as Wayne Gudbranson, President and CEO of the Branham Group, reveals the changes in the industry over the past year as he takes us through the most trusted source of information on the Canadian Information Technology Industry, The Branham300.

      Schedule:

      Registration and Networking -11:30am to 12:00pm
      Lunch – 12:00pm to 1:00pm
      Keynote – 1:00pm to 2:00pm

      Registration

      A) Member $65 + HST – $73.45 (CAD)
      B) Non Member $80 + HST – $90.40 (CAD)
      C) Book a table of 8- Members $500 + $65 HST – $565.00 (CAD)
      D) Book a table of 8- Non Members $600 + $78 HST – $678.00 (CAD)

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      11:30 am
      YTA Luncheon – Branham300, Richmond Hill
    3. iOS Developers Meetup, Vancouver
      6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Vancouver-iDevelopers/events/44957142/

      Save the date. Details to follow.

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      6:00 pm
      iOS Developers Meetup, Vancouver
  39. Apr
    10
    Tue

    1. Collaboration in the Cloud, Kitchener
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Registration Link – the only info I could find on the CTCA site at this time was the call for speakers.

      The Canadian Telecommunications Consultants Association (CTCA) proudly announces “The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Conference”, to be held April 10-13, 2012 in the dynamic Kitchener-Waterloo Region. The theme of the conference is “Collaboration in the Cloud.

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      8:00 am
      Collaboration in the Cloud, Kitchener
  40. Apr
    11
    Wed

    1. Collaboration in the Cloud, Kitchener
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Registration Link – the only info I could find on the CTCA site at this time was the call for speakers.

      The Canadian Telecommunications Consultants Association (CTCA) proudly announces “The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Conference”, to be held April 10-13, 2012 in the dynamic Kitchener-Waterloo Region. The theme of the conference is “Collaboration in the Cloud.

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      8:00 am
      Collaboration in the Cloud, Kitchener
    2. ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:30 pm

      Founded in 2001 by actress Tonya Lee Williams, ReelWorld encompasses two distinct yet complimentary entities: an annual spring film festival and a charitable foundation. The multi-faceted organization shares one vision – to change the face of Canadian cinema both on the screens and behind the scenes. ReelWorld promotes and fosters racially and culturally diverse artists who are emerging within the film industry.

      ReelWorld Mandate

      The following four objectives are put into place in order for ReelWorld to continuously meet its mandate to increase the representation of culturally diverse film artists in the Canadian film and television industry and to celebrate this diversity in video and film:

      *To showcase and promote the work of diverse film and video makers and film artists to Canadian and international audiences.
      *To facilitate a forum where film and video makers and other film artists can interact and pitch their ideas to producers and investors.
      *To bring together film and video makers and film artists from diverse Canadian communities to network, dialogue, share, critique, and support each other’s work and relevant works from the international community at large.
      *To provide training through seminars, workshops, and special events aimed at the racially and culturally diverse Canadian film and video making community.

      Our Stories. Our Talent. Our Films.

      Venues
      The main festival locations of the 2011 ReelWorld Film Festival are the Scotiabank Theatre and the Canada Square Theatre. The Scotiabank Theatre at 259 Richmond Street West will serve as the official venue of the gala screenings, while the Canada Square Theatre at 2200 Yonge Street will run all regular screenings and industry series.

      The Scotiabank Theatre (formerly Paramount) is located right downtown Toronto at the corner of Richmond and John. The theatre includes 14 screens that all have floor-to-ceiling curved screens and stadium-style seating. They are also wired up with Digital Sound, Surround Sound and THX systems. Parking can be found in a lot 1 block East, and the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the Ossington St. subway station.

      The Canada Square Theatre is a comfortable 13-screen theatre at the corner of Yonge and Eglington in downtown Toronto just a little north from the Scotiabank Theatre.

       

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      8:00 am
      ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
    3. Entrepreneurship 101 Terms of Investments, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      Many technology ventures are focused on securing funds from venture capitalists (VCs). This lecture focuses on understanding the motivation of private venture capital firms and how it affects the structure of their term sheets and legal agreements. We explore common pitfalls in dealing with VCs, as well as success stories regarding VC investment.

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      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Terms of Investments, Toronto
    4. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  41. Apr
    12
    Thu

    1. Collaboration in the Cloud, Kitchener
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Registration Link – the only info I could find on the CTCA site at this time was the call for speakers.

      The Canadian Telecommunications Consultants Association (CTCA) proudly announces “The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Conference”, to be held April 10-13, 2012 in the dynamic Kitchener-Waterloo Region. The theme of the conference is “Collaboration in the Cloud.

      +
      8:00 am
      Collaboration in the Cloud, Kitchener
    2. ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:30 pm

      Founded in 2001 by actress Tonya Lee Williams, ReelWorld encompasses two distinct yet complimentary entities: an annual spring film festival and a charitable foundation. The multi-faceted organization shares one vision – to change the face of Canadian cinema both on the screens and behind the scenes. ReelWorld promotes and fosters racially and culturally diverse artists who are emerging within the film industry.

      ReelWorld Mandate

      The following four objectives are put into place in order for ReelWorld to continuously meet its mandate to increase the representation of culturally diverse film artists in the Canadian film and television industry and to celebrate this diversity in video and film:

      *To showcase and promote the work of diverse film and video makers and film artists to Canadian and international audiences.
      *To facilitate a forum where film and video makers and other film artists can interact and pitch their ideas to producers and investors.
      *To bring together film and video makers and film artists from diverse Canadian communities to network, dialogue, share, critique, and support each other’s work and relevant works from the international community at large.
      *To provide training through seminars, workshops, and special events aimed at the racially and culturally diverse Canadian film and video making community.

      Our Stories. Our Talent. Our Films.

      Venues
      The main festival locations of the 2011 ReelWorld Film Festival are the Scotiabank Theatre and the Canada Square Theatre. The Scotiabank Theatre at 259 Richmond Street West will serve as the official venue of the gala screenings, while the Canada Square Theatre at 2200 Yonge Street will run all regular screenings and industry series.

      The Scotiabank Theatre (formerly Paramount) is located right downtown Toronto at the corner of Richmond and John. The theatre includes 14 screens that all have floor-to-ceiling curved screens and stadium-style seating. They are also wired up with Digital Sound, Surround Sound and THX systems. Parking can be found in a lot 1 block East, and the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the Ossington St. subway station.

      The Canada Square Theatre is a comfortable 13-screen theatre at the corner of Yonge and Eglington in downtown Toronto just a little north from the Scotiabank Theatre.

       

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      8:00 am
      ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
  42. Apr
    13
    Fri

    1. Collaboration in the Cloud, Kitchener
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Registration Link – the only info I could find on the CTCA site at this time was the call for speakers.

      The Canadian Telecommunications Consultants Association (CTCA) proudly announces “The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Conference”, to be held April 10-13, 2012 in the dynamic Kitchener-Waterloo Region. The theme of the conference is “Collaboration in the Cloud.

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      8:00 am
      Collaboration in the Cloud, Kitchener
    2. ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:30 pm

      Founded in 2001 by actress Tonya Lee Williams, ReelWorld encompasses two distinct yet complimentary entities: an annual spring film festival and a charitable foundation. The multi-faceted organization shares one vision – to change the face of Canadian cinema both on the screens and behind the scenes. ReelWorld promotes and fosters racially and culturally diverse artists who are emerging within the film industry.

      ReelWorld Mandate

      The following four objectives are put into place in order for ReelWorld to continuously meet its mandate to increase the representation of culturally diverse film artists in the Canadian film and television industry and to celebrate this diversity in video and film:

      *To showcase and promote the work of diverse film and video makers and film artists to Canadian and international audiences.
      *To facilitate a forum where film and video makers and other film artists can interact and pitch their ideas to producers and investors.
      *To bring together film and video makers and film artists from diverse Canadian communities to network, dialogue, share, critique, and support each other’s work and relevant works from the international community at large.
      *To provide training through seminars, workshops, and special events aimed at the racially and culturally diverse Canadian film and video making community.

      Our Stories. Our Talent. Our Films.

      Venues
      The main festival locations of the 2011 ReelWorld Film Festival are the Scotiabank Theatre and the Canada Square Theatre. The Scotiabank Theatre at 259 Richmond Street West will serve as the official venue of the gala screenings, while the Canada Square Theatre at 2200 Yonge Street will run all regular screenings and industry series.

      The Scotiabank Theatre (formerly Paramount) is located right downtown Toronto at the corner of Richmond and John. The theatre includes 14 screens that all have floor-to-ceiling curved screens and stadium-style seating. They are also wired up with Digital Sound, Surround Sound and THX systems. Parking can be found in a lot 1 block East, and the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the Ossington St. subway station.

      The Canada Square Theatre is a comfortable 13-screen theatre at the corner of Yonge and Eglington in downtown Toronto just a little north from the Scotiabank Theatre.

       

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      8:00 am
      ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
  43. Apr
    14
    Sat

    1. RTDNA Atlantic Regional Pro Dev Session, Dartmouth (all-day)
      Apr 14

      http://www.rtndacanada.com/PRODEV/atlantic.asp

      RTDNA Canada is a progressive organization offering a forum for open discussion and action in the broadcast news industry. The Association speaks for the leaders of Canada’s radio and television news operations on the issues that impact the newsroom. RTDNA fosters education, career development, national and regional awards recognition, and active dialogue with the membership.

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      RTDNA Atlantic Regional Pro Dev Session, Dartmouth (all-day)
    2. RTDNA BC Regional Pro Dev Session, Burnaby (all-day)
      Apr 14

      http://www.rtndacanada.com/PRODEV/bc.asp

      RTDNA Canada is a progressive organization offering a forum for open discussion and action in the broadcast news industry. The Association speaks for the leaders of Canada’s radio and television news operations on the issues that impact the newsroom. RTDNA fosters education, career development, national and regional awards recognition, and active dialogue with the membership.

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      RTDNA BC Regional Pro Dev Session, Burnaby (all-day)
    3. RTDNA Prairie Regional Pro Dev Session, Winnipeg (all-day)
      Apr 14

      http://www.rtndacanada.com/PRODEV/prairie.asp

      RTDNA Canada is a progressive organization offering a forum for open discussion and action in the broadcast news industry. The Association speaks for the leaders of Canada’s radio and television news operations on the issues that impact the newsroom. RTDNA fosters education, career development, national and regional awards recognition, and active dialogue with the membership.

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      RTDNA Prairie Regional Pro Dev Session, Winnipeg (all-day)
    4. ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:30 pm

      Founded in 2001 by actress Tonya Lee Williams, ReelWorld encompasses two distinct yet complimentary entities: an annual spring film festival and a charitable foundation. The multi-faceted organization shares one vision – to change the face of Canadian cinema both on the screens and behind the scenes. ReelWorld promotes and fosters racially and culturally diverse artists who are emerging within the film industry.

      ReelWorld Mandate

      The following four objectives are put into place in order for ReelWorld to continuously meet its mandate to increase the representation of culturally diverse film artists in the Canadian film and television industry and to celebrate this diversity in video and film:

      *To showcase and promote the work of diverse film and video makers and film artists to Canadian and international audiences.
      *To facilitate a forum where film and video makers and other film artists can interact and pitch their ideas to producers and investors.
      *To bring together film and video makers and film artists from diverse Canadian communities to network, dialogue, share, critique, and support each other’s work and relevant works from the international community at large.
      *To provide training through seminars, workshops, and special events aimed at the racially and culturally diverse Canadian film and video making community.

      Our Stories. Our Talent. Our Films.

      Venues
      The main festival locations of the 2011 ReelWorld Film Festival are the Scotiabank Theatre and the Canada Square Theatre. The Scotiabank Theatre at 259 Richmond Street West will serve as the official venue of the gala screenings, while the Canada Square Theatre at 2200 Yonge Street will run all regular screenings and industry series.

      The Scotiabank Theatre (formerly Paramount) is located right downtown Toronto at the corner of Richmond and John. The theatre includes 14 screens that all have floor-to-ceiling curved screens and stadium-style seating. They are also wired up with Digital Sound, Surround Sound and THX systems. Parking can be found in a lot 1 block East, and the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the Ossington St. subway station.

      The Canada Square Theatre is a comfortable 13-screen theatre at the corner of Yonge and Eglington in downtown Toronto just a little north from the Scotiabank Theatre.

       

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      8:00 am
      ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
  44. Apr
    15
    Sun

    1. ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:30 pm

      Founded in 2001 by actress Tonya Lee Williams, ReelWorld encompasses two distinct yet complimentary entities: an annual spring film festival and a charitable foundation. The multi-faceted organization shares one vision – to change the face of Canadian cinema both on the screens and behind the scenes. ReelWorld promotes and fosters racially and culturally diverse artists who are emerging within the film industry.

      ReelWorld Mandate

      The following four objectives are put into place in order for ReelWorld to continuously meet its mandate to increase the representation of culturally diverse film artists in the Canadian film and television industry and to celebrate this diversity in video and film:

      *To showcase and promote the work of diverse film and video makers and film artists to Canadian and international audiences.
      *To facilitate a forum where film and video makers and other film artists can interact and pitch their ideas to producers and investors.
      *To bring together film and video makers and film artists from diverse Canadian communities to network, dialogue, share, critique, and support each other’s work and relevant works from the international community at large.
      *To provide training through seminars, workshops, and special events aimed at the racially and culturally diverse Canadian film and video making community.

      Our Stories. Our Talent. Our Films.

      Venues
      The main festival locations of the 2011 ReelWorld Film Festival are the Scotiabank Theatre and the Canada Square Theatre. The Scotiabank Theatre at 259 Richmond Street West will serve as the official venue of the gala screenings, while the Canada Square Theatre at 2200 Yonge Street will run all regular screenings and industry series.

      The Scotiabank Theatre (formerly Paramount) is located right downtown Toronto at the corner of Richmond and John. The theatre includes 14 screens that all have floor-to-ceiling curved screens and stadium-style seating. They are also wired up with Digital Sound, Surround Sound and THX systems. Parking can be found in a lot 1 block East, and the theatre is a 5 minute walk from the Ossington St. subway station.

      The Canada Square Theatre is a comfortable 13-screen theatre at the corner of Yonge and Eglington in downtown Toronto just a little north from the Scotiabank Theatre.

       

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      8:00 am
      ReelWorld Film Festival, Toronto
  45. Apr
    18
    Wed

    1. Entrepreneurship 101 Raising Money from VCs, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      In this panel discussion, leading venture capitalists discuss the secrets for successfully pitching to a VC or an angel investor in order to secure money for your growing technology venture. The format is a Q&A session in which the panel answers questions posed by the moderator and the audience.

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      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Raising Money from VCs, Toronto
    2. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  46. Apr
    20
    Fri

    1. Steampunk Exposition 3, Victoria
      5:00 pm – 6:00 pm

      http://victoriasteamexpo.com/

      Steampunk is the collision of history, technology, imagination, and attitude. Nineteenth-century sensibilities with impossible Jules-Verne-inspired technology. Teak-panelled computers, corsets and jetpacks, top hats and rayguns.

      This year’s Victoria Steam Exposition is hosted by the magnificent 1890 mad-scientist lair of Craigdarroch Castle, a monument to the exuberance of the Victorian age. Its endless panelling, brass speaking-tubes and soaring spires with widow’s-walks lend the perfect backdrop to absinthe-inspired imaginings of time-travel and airship pirates. The show’s celebrity authors include Kaja and Phil Foglio, whose illustrative work and storytelling are legendary among comics fans and gamers.

      The $50 weekend pass gives you access to the castle and its permanent collections, as well as steampunk jewelers, tinkers, corsetieres, milliners, leather and glassworkers, artisans and anachronists. Additionally there are continuous panel discussions on costuming, history, literary readings, and prop-making.

      Headlining the Saturday evening event is San Francisco’s glam-noir siren Jill Tracy, who will conduct a seance communing with the spirits not of the departed, but of the castle’s nineteenth-century Steinway pianos. Burlesque dancers and gypsy folk music will intertwine with tattoo artists, brass goggles, and mad contraptions. The cabaret evening is included in the weekend price, although guests may be expected to stand given the constraints of the architecture.

      Sunday features a Victorian picnic on the castle’s lawns, complete with period refreshments, entertainment, and a children’s costume contest.

      Not your typical “con” or convention, Canada’s premiere steampunk event, VSE II is more intimate; a living art-show with evocative venues, and more oriented around conversation and sharing in an authentic Victorian atmosphere.

      WEEKEND PASSES ARE NOW AVAILABLE! $50 each available for advance purchase now.
      *Children 13 and under are free when accompanied by a ticketed adult.

      FRIDAY EVENING VIP RECEPTION & ABSINTHE-TASTING TICKETS ($30) are likewise available now.

      * Aether Class tickets ($200) include all admissions, reserved seating, and a basket of gifts in thanks for your superior support of this illustrious event.  Available only until Dec 23rd!

      * Cabaret Burlesque Tickets ($20) will be available once we officially announce our guests.  Priority sales will be offered to holders of Weekend passes and Reception attendees, so there’s no danger of selling-out for VSE III guests.

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      5:00 pm
      Steampunk Exposition 3, Victoria
  47. Apr
    21
    Sat

    1. FanExpo, Vancouver
      10:00 am – 7:00 pm

      http://www.fanexpovancouver.com/

      For the first time ever, Fan Expo Canada™ is extending it’s show westward!

      Tickets on sale February 21, 2012

      Highlighting celebrities, shopping, panels and workshops, you will be able to find the newest and hottest in Anime, Manga, Comics, Sci-Fi, Gaming and Horror.

      April 21st-22nd 2012, come out and meet your favourite celebrity or creator and shop for the hottest or most rare in comic books, graphic novels, manga, toys, t-shirts and more!

      Fan Expo Vancouver™ is brought to you by way of Hobby Star Marketing Inc. HSM was founded in 1992 as one of Canada’s premiere sports and entertainment marketing agencies. The company first staked its claim in 1995 with the successful launch of the Canadian National Comic Book Expo. It has since been re-branded as Fan Expo Canada featuring Comic, Anime, Science Fiction, Horror and Gaming. The event has evolved into a spectacular, annual, multi-media even with prestigious acclaim, becoming North America’s 3rd largest event of its kind.

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      10:00 am
      FanExpo, Vancouver
    2. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqgbcc/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

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      2:30 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
    3. Canadian Video Game Awards, Vancouver
      6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.canadianvideogameawards.com

      Canada will once again gather on the West Coast this spring to celebrate its world-class video game developers at the third annual Canadian Videogame Awards ceremony to take place in Vancouver on April 3, 2012.

      The Canadian Videogame Awards will be held during the International Digital Media Summit in Vancouver. As the third largest developer of video games in the world, the show will celebrate Canada’s spot on the world stage as a leader in interactive entertainment. The show will also be broadcast across the country on G4 Canada and City TV through the Rogers Network, and tickets for the event will be available to the public in the coming weeks.

      Nominations for the Awards are now open and are welcome from all parts of Canada’s game industry. The call for nominations, which must be for work developed in Canada and released in 2011, will close on February 2, 2012.  Finalists in all categories will be announced March 1, 2012, when public voting for Game of the Year will open…

      The Canadian Videogame Awards are produced by Reboot Communications and Greedy Productions and are officially endorsed by DigiBC and the Entertainment Software Association of Canada.  The producers are joined by a national industry committee of developers and leaders of the Canadian digital entertainment industry.

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      6:00 pm
      Canadian Video Game Awards, Vancouver
  48. Apr
    22
    Sun

    1. FanExpo, Vancouver
      10:00 am – 5:00 pm

      http://www.fanexpovancouver.com/

      For the first time ever, Fan Expo Canada™ is extending it’s show westward!

      Tickets on sale February 21, 2012

      Highlighting celebrities, shopping, panels and workshops, you will be able to find the newest and hottest in Anime, Manga, Comics, Sci-Fi, Gaming and Horror.

      April 21st-22nd 2012, come out and meet your favourite celebrity or creator and shop for the hottest or most rare in comic books, graphic novels, manga, toys, t-shirts and more!

      Fan Expo Vancouver™ is brought to you by way of Hobby Star Marketing Inc. HSM was founded in 1992 as one of Canada’s premiere sports and entertainment marketing agencies. The company first staked its claim in 1995 with the successful launch of the Canadian National Comic Book Expo. It has since been re-branded as Fan Expo Canada featuring Comic, Anime, Science Fiction, Horror and Gaming. The event has evolved into a spectacular, annual, multi-media even with prestigious acclaim, becoming North America’s 3rd largest event of its kind.

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      10:00 am
      FanExpo, Vancouver
    2. FITC, Toronto
      10:00 am – 5:00 pm

      April 22nd is Workshop Day

      The game has changed and FITC is on it! Featuring over 70 renowned digital creators from around the globe, FITC Toronto 2012 attendees will be privy to the knowledge of the best and brightest in the digital space. Covering everything from HTML5 to making digital art, this three day festival will leave attendees inspired to create in new and innovative ways. There will also be plenty of opportunities for networking at the legendary FITC parties and through chance encounters during the day – meet your next boss, business partner or employee.

      Join us at FITC Toronto 2012 for:

      Three full days, plus one day of pre-festival workshops
      Over 70 presentations and panels
      Over 1200 attendees from around the world
      Legendary FITC parties
      The FITC Awards Show
      FITC Get a Job Event, a free to attend job fair

      Topics Include:

      HTML5 • Unity • Online Video • Kinect Hacking • Javascript • OOP • WebGL • OpenFrameworks. • CSS3 • Starling • jQuery • Flash Stage 3D • Augmented Reality • Digital Art • Robotlegs 2.0 + much more!

      Who Should Attend:

      DIGITAL CREATORS! This includes designers, developers, digital artists and everyone and anyone who creates things in the digital space. From technical to inspirational sessions, there’s always something to choose from, regardless of what stage of your career you’re in.

      Why Should You Attend:

      FITC Toronto covers the future of everything innovative, technical and creative to leave you informed, challenged and inspired. It’s three solidly packed days of presentations, featuring hand-picked speakers from all over the world. At any given time, you will have 4 different presentations to choose from. FITC Toronto also provides unparalleled networking opportunities. Connect with people who share your passion for this industry at presentations, in the exhibitor area, or at one of our legendary parties.

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      10:00 am
      FITC, Toronto
  49. Apr
    23
    Mon

    1. Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference, Edmonton
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference

      Join the top Analytics practitioners in Alberta, business leaders, professionals, researchers, and policy analysts who will gather to:

      Learn about Analytics tools and advanced techniques for increasing productivity
      Get engaged in probing current and anticipated Analytics applications
      Network with pan-Alberta suppliers and customers, students/entrepreneurs and emerging leaders
      Identify barriers to success and resolutions for advancing Alberta’s Analytics industry.

      Conference Highlights:

      5 pre-Conference Workshops on applications and industry policy
      5 Renown Keynotes and a wrap-up panel
      Several networking receptions one dedicated to students and entrepreneurs
      35 facilitated panels on Analytics in:
      Healthcare
      Environmental monitoring
      Smart / Intelligent communities
      Sports performance analytics
      Security and police surveillance
      Social network analysis
      Privacy, security and ethics
      Construction
      Manufacturing
      Geomatics and spatial data
      Transportation
      Finance & Investing
      Advanced Analytics Research
      Energy, oil and gas

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      8:00 am
      Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference, Edmonton
    2. Predictive Analytics World, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:30 pm

      Predictive Analytics World, April 25-26, 2012 in Toronto is the business event for predictive analytics professionals, managers and commercial practitioners, covering today’s commercial deployment of predictive analytics, across industries and across software vendors. The conference delivers case studies, expertise and resources to achieve two objectives:

      Bigger Wins: Strengthen the business impact delivered by predictive analytics.
      Broader Capabilities: Establish new opportunities with predictive analytics.

      PAW Toronto promises to once again break records as the biggest cross-vendor predictive analytics event ever. PAW’s program is packed with the top predictive analytics experts, practitioners, authors and business thought leaders.

      Pre-Conference Workshops: April 23 & 24, 2012
      Conference: April 25 & 26 2012

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      8:00 am
      Predictive Analytics World, Toronto
    3. Search Marketing Expo, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Search Marketing Expo, SMX Toronto

      Conference Sessions:
      April 25 & 26

      Pre-Conference Workshops:
      April 23 & 24

      Increase Search Visibility, Clicks and Conversion?And Get Going with Social, Mobile and Local!

      There’s a technology wave, and a social storm that’s exploding across multiple platforms through multiple devices.

      It’s visual, vocal and textual; it’s social, mobile and local. It’s a social (r)evolution that’s setting people a blaze with creative energy and entrepreneurial spirit.

      So while we have bottom line focus on increasing visibility, clicks and conversion, let’s also ramp up our understanding of this new social-mobile- local world that’s changing the way we search, connect, participate and influence the world around us.

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      8:00 am
      Search Marketing Expo, Toronto
    4. FITC, Toronto
      8:30 am – 6:00 pm

      http://www.fitc.ca/events/about/?event=124

      The game has changed and FITC is on it! Featuring over 70 renowned digital creators from around the globe, FITC Toronto 2012 attendees will be privy to the knowledge of the best and brightest in the digital space. Covering everything from HTML5 to making digital art, this three day festival will leave attendees inspired to create in new and innovative ways. There will also be plenty of opportunities for networking at the legendary FITC parties and through chance encounters during the day – meet your next boss, business partner or employee.

      Join us at FITC Toronto 2012 for:

      Three full days, plus one day of pre-festival workshops
      Over 70 presentations and panels
      Over 1200 attendees from around the world
      Legendary FITC parties
      The FITC Awards Show
      FITC Get a Job Event, a free to attend job fair

      Topics Include:

      HTML5 • Unity • Online Video • Kinect Hacking • Javascript • OOP • WebGL • OpenFrameworks. • CSS3 • Starling • jQuery • Flash Stage 3D • Augmented Reality • Digital Art • Robotlegs 2.0 + much more!

      Who Should Attend:

      DIGITAL CREATORS! This includes designers, developers, digital artists and everyone and anyone who creates things in the digital space. From technical to inspirational sessions, there’s always something to choose from, regardless of what stage of your career you’re in.

      Why Should You Attend:

      FITC Toronto covers the future of everything innovative, technical and creative to leave you informed, challenged and inspired. It’s three solidly packed days of presentations, featuring hand-picked speakers from all over the world. At any given time, you will have 4 different presentations to choose from. FITC Toronto also provides unparalleled networking opportunities. Connect with people who share your passion for this industry at presentations, in the exhibitor area, or at one of our legendary parties.

      +
      8:30 am
      FITC, Toronto
  50. Apr
    24
    Tue

    1. Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference, Edmonton
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference

      Join the top Analytics practitioners in Alberta, business leaders, professionals, researchers, and policy analysts who will gather to:

      Learn about Analytics tools and advanced techniques for increasing productivity
      Get engaged in probing current and anticipated Analytics applications
      Network with pan-Alberta suppliers and customers, students/entrepreneurs and emerging leaders
      Identify barriers to success and resolutions for advancing Alberta’s Analytics industry.

      Conference Highlights:

      5 pre-Conference Workshops on applications and industry policy
      5 Renown Keynotes and a wrap-up panel
      Several networking receptions one dedicated to students and entrepreneurs
      35 facilitated panels on Analytics in:
      Healthcare
      Environmental monitoring
      Smart / Intelligent communities
      Sports performance analytics
      Security and police surveillance
      Social network analysis
      Privacy, security and ethics
      Construction
      Manufacturing
      Geomatics and spatial data
      Transportation
      Finance & Investing
      Advanced Analytics Research
      Energy, oil and gas

      +
      8:00 am
      Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference, Edmonton
    2. Canada 3.0 Conference, Stratford
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://www.canada30.com/

      Join us for Canada’s premier digital media conference where decision makers and policy shakers across Industry, Government and Academia converge to spark creativity, foster innovation and drive productivity.

      Learn how Canada stacks up against the world. How far we have come. And how far we have to go.

      Establish lasting relationships with fellow visionaries, strategists and entrepreneurs from leading universities and colleges, the private sector and all levels of government.

      Dialogue with the best and brightest minds in Canada.

      Have your say in what Canada must do to earn its rightful spot as a global leader in digital media.

      Be the future.

      +
      8:00 am
      Canada 3.0 Conference, Stratford
    3. eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit is designed for managers of digital strategy and marketing. If you are responsible for your company’s website, social media, ecommerce. web intelligence, data strategy, audience research and/or measurement, then mark your calendar to attend this year’s Summit April 23- 26, 2012.

      Featuring four tracks with over twenty-five sessions focused on:

      • Managing Analytics and Insights
      • Measuring your Digital Strategy ROI
      • Media Optimization for Broadcasters and Publishers
      • Audience Measurement
      • Monetizing Content
      • WAA on Standard Measures for Video
      • Evaluating Distributed Content
      • Establishing your Analytics Maturity
      • Self Help that Works! Designing and Optimizing Customer Service
      • Establishing Mobile Marketing KPI
      • Defining “Engagement” Metrics that make sense for your Business
      • Turning Designers into Analysis Advocates
      • Marketing Technology Labs
      • Optimizing for Multiple Devices: Rise of the Tablet and Smart Phone
      • Site Search and Keyword Optimization
      • Evaluating Active and Passive Interactions
      • Advertising and Acquisition Optimization
      • Behavioural Targeting Case Studies
      • Simple Attribution Models
      • Leveraging Qualitative Insights and Quantitative Data
      • KPI Clinic
      • Practical Predictive Marketing
      • Conversion Optimization
      • A/B and Multi Variate Testing
      • Tool Talk for Marketers

      Advance your skills and understanding of the latest techniques for improving your digital strategy ROI.

      What is Marketing Optimization?

      Tools and techniques to streamline customer acquisition, conversion and retention to make more, spend less and increase customer satisfaction.

      What will I learn at eMetrics?

      A whole lot of how-to…

      • Increase measurable value from your website, campaigns and communications
      • Take your understanding of social media metrics to the next level
      • Use data, technology and processes to improve the online customer experience
      • Increase marketing performance offline by listening and learning from customers online
      • Create an analytics-based marketing and business culture

      You will learn how leading marketers and information technology executives are increasing ROI through optimization of campaigns, communications, content, and the overall customer experience. eMetrics is where colleagues, associates and friends share marketing optimization successes, challenges and proven techniques

      Put online marketing analytics to work

      Experts from over 40 top global and national brands will teach you how they are:

      • Establishing a marketing metrics baseline
      • Correlating offline and online measurements
      • Connecting customer satisfaction data with customer behavior data
      • Comparing online to other channels of acquisition and distribution
      • Changing a corporate culture to embrace marketing experimentation

      2012 is your year to:

      • Optimize marketing value
      • Optimize awareness & acquisition
      • Optimize persuasion
      • Optimize retention & loyalty
      • Optimize your value to your company
      +
      8:00 am
      eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit, Toronto
    4. Predictive Analytics World, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:30 pm

      Predictive Analytics World, April 25-26, 2012 in Toronto is the business event for predictive analytics professionals, managers and commercial practitioners, covering today’s commercial deployment of predictive analytics, across industries and across software vendors. The conference delivers case studies, expertise and resources to achieve two objectives:

      Bigger Wins: Strengthen the business impact delivered by predictive analytics.
      Broader Capabilities: Establish new opportunities with predictive analytics.

      PAW Toronto promises to once again break records as the biggest cross-vendor predictive analytics event ever. PAW’s program is packed with the top predictive analytics experts, practitioners, authors and business thought leaders.

      Pre-Conference Workshops: April 23 & 24, 2012
      Conference: April 25 & 26 2012

      +
      8:00 am
      Predictive Analytics World, Toronto
    5. Search Marketing Expo, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Search Marketing Expo, SMX Toronto

      Conference Sessions:
      April 25 & 26

      Pre-Conference Workshops:
      April 23 & 24

      Increase Search Visibility, Clicks and Conversion?And Get Going with Social, Mobile and Local!

      There’s a technology wave, and a social storm that’s exploding across multiple platforms through multiple devices.

      It’s visual, vocal and textual; it’s social, mobile and local. It’s a social (r)evolution that’s setting people a blaze with creative energy and entrepreneurial spirit.

      So while we have bottom line focus on increasing visibility, clicks and conversion, let’s also ramp up our understanding of this new social-mobile- local world that’s changing the way we search, connect, participate and influence the world around us.

      +
      8:00 am
      Search Marketing Expo, Toronto
    6. FITC, Toronto
      9:30 am – 6:00 pm

      http://www.fitc.ca/events/about/?event=124

      The game has changed and FITC is on it! Featuring over 70 renowned digital creators from around the globe, FITC Toronto 2012 attendees will be privy to the knowledge of the best and brightest in the digital space. Covering everything from HTML5 to making digital art, this three day festival will leave attendees inspired to create in new and innovative ways. There will also be plenty of opportunities for networking at the legendary FITC parties and through chance encounters during the day – meet your next boss, business partner or employee.

      Join us at FITC Toronto 2012 for:

      Three full days, plus one day of pre-festival workshops
      Over 70 presentations and panels
      Over 1200 attendees from around the world
      Legendary FITC parties
      The FITC Awards Show
      FITC Get a Job Event, a free to attend job fair

      Topics Include:

      HTML5 • Unity • Online Video • Kinect Hacking • Javascript • OOP • WebGL • OpenFrameworks. • CSS3 • Starling • jQuery • Flash Stage 3D • Augmented Reality • Digital Art • Robotlegs 2.0 + much more!

      Who Should Attend:

      DIGITAL CREATORS! This includes designers, developers, digital artists and everyone and anyone who creates things in the digital space. From technical to inspirational sessions, there’s always something to choose from, regardless of what stage of your career you’re in.

      Why Should You Attend:

      FITC Toronto covers the future of everything innovative, technical and creative to leave you informed, challenged and inspired. It’s three solidly packed days of presentations, featuring hand-picked speakers from all over the world. At any given time, you will have 4 different presentations to choose from. FITC Toronto also provides unparalleled networking opportunities. Connect with people who share your passion for this industry at presentations, in the exhibitor area, or at one of our legendary parties.

      +
      9:30 am
      FITC, Toronto
  51. Apr
    25
    Wed

    1. Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference, Edmonton
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference

      Join the top Analytics practitioners in Alberta, business leaders, professionals, researchers, and policy analysts who will gather to:

      Learn about Analytics tools and advanced techniques for increasing productivity
      Get engaged in probing current and anticipated Analytics applications
      Network with pan-Alberta suppliers and customers, students/entrepreneurs and emerging leaders
      Identify barriers to success and resolutions for advancing Alberta’s Analytics industry.

      Conference Highlights:

      5 pre-Conference Workshops on applications and industry policy
      5 Renown Keynotes and a wrap-up panel
      Several networking receptions one dedicated to students and entrepreneurs
      35 facilitated panels on Analytics in:
      Healthcare
      Environmental monitoring
      Smart / Intelligent communities
      Sports performance analytics
      Security and police surveillance
      Social network analysis
      Privacy, security and ethics
      Construction
      Manufacturing
      Geomatics and spatial data
      Transportation
      Finance & Investing
      Advanced Analytics Research
      Energy, oil and gas

      +
      8:00 am
      Analytics Big Data and the Cloud Conference, Edmonton
    2. Canada 3.0 Conference, Stratford
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://www.canada30.com/

      Join us for Canada’s premier digital media conference where decision makers and policy shakers across Industry, Government and Academia converge to spark creativity, foster innovation and drive productivity.

      Learn how Canada stacks up against the world. How far we have come. And how far we have to go.

      Establish lasting relationships with fellow visionaries, strategists and entrepreneurs from leading universities and colleges, the private sector and all levels of government.

      Dialogue with the best and brightest minds in Canada.

      Have your say in what Canada must do to earn its rightful spot as a global leader in digital media.

      Be the future.

      +
      8:00 am
      Canada 3.0 Conference, Stratford
    3. eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit is designed for managers of digital strategy and marketing. If you are responsible for your company’s website, social media, ecommerce. web intelligence, data strategy, audience research and/or measurement, then mark your calendar to attend this year’s Summit April 23- 26, 2012.

      Featuring four tracks with over twenty-five sessions focused on:

      • Managing Analytics and Insights
      • Measuring your Digital Strategy ROI
      • Media Optimization for Broadcasters and Publishers
      • Audience Measurement
      • Monetizing Content
      • WAA on Standard Measures for Video
      • Evaluating Distributed Content
      • Establishing your Analytics Maturity
      • Self Help that Works! Designing and Optimizing Customer Service
      • Establishing Mobile Marketing KPI
      • Defining “Engagement” Metrics that make sense for your Business
      • Turning Designers into Analysis Advocates
      • Marketing Technology Labs
      • Optimizing for Multiple Devices: Rise of the Tablet and Smart Phone
      • Site Search and Keyword Optimization
      • Evaluating Active and Passive Interactions
      • Advertising and Acquisition Optimization
      • Behavioural Targeting Case Studies
      • Simple Attribution Models
      • Leveraging Qualitative Insights and Quantitative Data
      • KPI Clinic
      • Practical Predictive Marketing
      • Conversion Optimization
      • A/B and Multi Variate Testing
      • Tool Talk for Marketers

      Advance your skills and understanding of the latest techniques for improving your digital strategy ROI.

      What is Marketing Optimization?

      Tools and techniques to streamline customer acquisition, conversion and retention to make more, spend less and increase customer satisfaction.

      What will I learn at eMetrics?

      A whole lot of how-to…

      • Increase measurable value from your website, campaigns and communications
      • Take your understanding of social media metrics to the next level
      • Use data, technology and processes to improve the online customer experience
      • Increase marketing performance offline by listening and learning from customers online
      • Create an analytics-based marketing and business culture

      You will learn how leading marketers and information technology executives are increasing ROI through optimization of campaigns, communications, content, and the overall customer experience. eMetrics is where colleagues, associates and friends share marketing optimization successes, challenges and proven techniques

      Put online marketing analytics to work

      Experts from over 40 top global and national brands will teach you how they are:

      • Establishing a marketing metrics baseline
      • Correlating offline and online measurements
      • Connecting customer satisfaction data with customer behavior data
      • Comparing online to other channels of acquisition and distribution
      • Changing a corporate culture to embrace marketing experimentation

      2012 is your year to:

      • Optimize marketing value
      • Optimize awareness & acquisition
      • Optimize persuasion
      • Optimize retention & loyalty
      • Optimize your value to your company
      +
      8:00 am
      eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit, Toronto
    4. Predictive Analytics World, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:30 pm

      Predictive Analytics World, April 25-26, 2012 in Toronto is the business event for predictive analytics professionals, managers and commercial practitioners, covering today’s commercial deployment of predictive analytics, across industries and across software vendors. The conference delivers case studies, expertise and resources to achieve two objectives:

      Bigger Wins: Strengthen the business impact delivered by predictive analytics.
      Broader Capabilities: Establish new opportunities with predictive analytics.

      PAW Toronto promises to once again break records as the biggest cross-vendor predictive analytics event ever. PAW’s program is packed with the top predictive analytics experts, practitioners, authors and business thought leaders.

      Pre-Conference Workshops: April 23 & 24, 2012
      Conference: April 25 & 26 2012

      +
      8:00 am
      Predictive Analytics World, Toronto
    5. Search Marketing Expo, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Search Marketing Expo, SMX Toronto

      Conference Sessions:
      April 25 & 26

      Pre-Conference Workshops:
      April 23 & 24

      Increase Search Visibility, Clicks and Conversion?And Get Going with Social, Mobile and Local!

      There’s a technology wave, and a social storm that’s exploding across multiple platforms through multiple devices.

      It’s visual, vocal and textual; it’s social, mobile and local. It’s a social (r)evolution that’s setting people a blaze with creative energy and entrepreneurial spirit.

      So while we have bottom line focus on increasing visibility, clicks and conversion, let’s also ramp up our understanding of this new social-mobile- local world that’s changing the way we search, connect, participate and influence the world around us.

      +
      8:00 am
      Search Marketing Expo, Toronto
    6. FITC, Toronto
      9:30 am – 6:00 pm

      http://www.fitc.ca/events/about/?event=124

      The game has changed and FITC is on it! Featuring over 70 renowned digital creators from around the globe, FITC Toronto 2012 attendees will be privy to the knowledge of the best and brightest in the digital space. Covering everything from HTML5 to making digital art, this three day festival will leave attendees inspired to create in new and innovative ways. There will also be plenty of opportunities for networking at the legendary FITC parties and through chance encounters during the day – meet your next boss, business partner or employee.

      Join us at FITC Toronto 2012 for:

      Three full days, plus one day of pre-festival workshops
      Over 70 presentations and panels
      Over 1200 attendees from around the world
      Legendary FITC parties
      The FITC Awards Show
      FITC Get a Job Event, a free to attend job fair

      Topics Include:

      HTML5 • Unity • Online Video • Kinect Hacking • Javascript • OOP • WebGL • OpenFrameworks. • CSS3 • Starling • jQuery • Flash Stage 3D • Augmented Reality • Digital Art • Robotlegs 2.0 + much more!

      Who Should Attend:

      DIGITAL CREATORS! This includes designers, developers, digital artists and everyone and anyone who creates things in the digital space. From technical to inspirational sessions, there’s always something to choose from, regardless of what stage of your career you’re in.

      Why Should You Attend:

      FITC Toronto covers the future of everything innovative, technical and creative to leave you informed, challenged and inspired. It’s three solidly packed days of presentations, featuring hand-picked speakers from all over the world. At any given time, you will have 4 different presentations to choose from. FITC Toronto also provides unparalleled networking opportunities. Connect with people who share your passion for this industry at presentations, in the exhibitor area, or at one of our legendary parties.

      +
      9:30 am
      FITC, Toronto
    7. Entrepreneurship 101 Lived it Lecture, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      This is part of a series of “Lived It” lectures in the program, sessions that offer a great opportunity to hear firsthand and ask questions about the experience of starting up an innovative company from people who have seen it and done it.

      +
      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 Lived it Lecture, Toronto
    8. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  52. Apr
    26
    Thu

    1. Canada 3.0 Conference, Stratford
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://www.canada30.com/

      Join us for Canada’s premier digital media conference where decision makers and policy shakers across Industry, Government and Academia converge to spark creativity, foster innovation and drive productivity.

      Learn how Canada stacks up against the world. How far we have come. And how far we have to go.

      Establish lasting relationships with fellow visionaries, strategists and entrepreneurs from leading universities and colleges, the private sector and all levels of government.

      Dialogue with the best and brightest minds in Canada.

      Have your say in what Canada must do to earn its rightful spot as a global leader in digital media.

      Be the future.

      +
      8:00 am
      Canada 3.0 Conference, Stratford
    2. eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit is designed for managers of digital strategy and marketing. If you are responsible for your company’s website, social media, ecommerce. web intelligence, data strategy, audience research and/or measurement, then mark your calendar to attend this year’s Summit April 23- 26, 2012.

      Featuring four tracks with over twenty-five sessions focused on:

      • Managing Analytics and Insights
      • Measuring your Digital Strategy ROI
      • Media Optimization for Broadcasters and Publishers
      • Audience Measurement
      • Monetizing Content
      • WAA on Standard Measures for Video
      • Evaluating Distributed Content
      • Establishing your Analytics Maturity
      • Self Help that Works! Designing and Optimizing Customer Service
      • Establishing Mobile Marketing KPI
      • Defining “Engagement” Metrics that make sense for your Business
      • Turning Designers into Analysis Advocates
      • Marketing Technology Labs
      • Optimizing for Multiple Devices: Rise of the Tablet and Smart Phone
      • Site Search and Keyword Optimization
      • Evaluating Active and Passive Interactions
      • Advertising and Acquisition Optimization
      • Behavioural Targeting Case Studies
      • Simple Attribution Models
      • Leveraging Qualitative Insights and Quantitative Data
      • KPI Clinic
      • Practical Predictive Marketing
      • Conversion Optimization
      • A/B and Multi Variate Testing
      • Tool Talk for Marketers

      Advance your skills and understanding of the latest techniques for improving your digital strategy ROI.

      What is Marketing Optimization?

      Tools and techniques to streamline customer acquisition, conversion and retention to make more, spend less and increase customer satisfaction.

      What will I learn at eMetrics?

      A whole lot of how-to…

      • Increase measurable value from your website, campaigns and communications
      • Take your understanding of social media metrics to the next level
      • Use data, technology and processes to improve the online customer experience
      • Increase marketing performance offline by listening and learning from customers online
      • Create an analytics-based marketing and business culture

      You will learn how leading marketers and information technology executives are increasing ROI through optimization of campaigns, communications, content, and the overall customer experience. eMetrics is where colleagues, associates and friends share marketing optimization successes, challenges and proven techniques

      Put online marketing analytics to work

      Experts from over 40 top global and national brands will teach you how they are:

      • Establishing a marketing metrics baseline
      • Correlating offline and online measurements
      • Connecting customer satisfaction data with customer behavior data
      • Comparing online to other channels of acquisition and distribution
      • Changing a corporate culture to embrace marketing experimentation

      2012 is your year to:

      • Optimize marketing value
      • Optimize awareness & acquisition
      • Optimize persuasion
      • Optimize retention & loyalty
      • Optimize your value to your company
      +
      8:00 am
      eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit, Toronto
    3. Ink and Beyond, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Ink&Beyond Conference

      In 2012, Newspapers Canada, the voice of Canada’s 830 daily and community newspapers, will partner for the first time with the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ), as well as the Ontario Community Newspapers Association (OCNA), the prestigious National Newspaper Awards and the Canadian Circulation Management Association (CCMA) to make a powerful statement about the strength and vitality of Canada’s newspaper industry.

      The CCMA and CAJ conferences will be the bookends for the week’s events and, under the INK+BEYOND umbrella, will share some programming.

      Events include:

      Following a sell-out conference in 2011, this year’s conference will also feature an expanded two-day trade show with increased opportunities for exhibitors and sponsors to showcase their products before the decision-makers in Canada’s newspaper industry.

      The event will be held April 25 – 29, 2012 at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in the heart of downtown Toronto. To book your hotel room at the conference rate of $185, per night

      For sponsorship and exhibit information, contact Julie West, events@newspaperscanada.ca.

      For program enquires and speaker opportunities, contact Susan Down, sdown@newspaperscanada.ca.

      +
      8:00 am
      Ink and Beyond, Toronto
    4. Predictive Analytics World, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:30 pm

      Predictive Analytics World, April 25-26, 2012 in Toronto is the business event for predictive analytics professionals, managers and commercial practitioners, covering today’s commercial deployment of predictive analytics, across industries and across software vendors. The conference delivers case studies, expertise and resources to achieve two objectives:

      Bigger Wins: Strengthen the business impact delivered by predictive analytics.
      Broader Capabilities: Establish new opportunities with predictive analytics.

      PAW Toronto promises to once again break records as the biggest cross-vendor predictive analytics event ever. PAW’s program is packed with the top predictive analytics experts, practitioners, authors and business thought leaders.

      Pre-Conference Workshops: April 23 & 24, 2012
      Conference: April 25 & 26 2012

      +
      8:00 am
      Predictive Analytics World, Toronto
    5. Search Marketing Expo, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Search Marketing Expo, SMX Toronto

      Conference Sessions:
      April 25 & 26

      Pre-Conference Workshops:
      April 23 & 24

      Increase Search Visibility, Clicks and Conversion?And Get Going with Social, Mobile and Local!

      There’s a technology wave, and a social storm that’s exploding across multiple platforms through multiple devices.

      It’s visual, vocal and textual; it’s social, mobile and local. It’s a social (r)evolution that’s setting people a blaze with creative energy and entrepreneurial spirit.

      So while we have bottom line focus on increasing visibility, clicks and conversion, let’s also ramp up our understanding of this new social-mobile- local world that’s changing the way we search, connect, participate and influence the world around us.

      +
      8:00 am
      Search Marketing Expo, Toronto
  53. Apr
    27
    Fri

    1. Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference

      For the first time, the CAJ’s three-day line up will kick off during Newspapers Canada’s annual Ink&Beyond conference, which starts April 26 at the same hotel. This partnership will allow those attending either conference to attend a full day of sessions on the Friday April 27, a day that’s capped off by the annual galas for the National Newspaper Awards and the Ontario Community Newspaper Association.

      The CAJ events committee is currently finalizing the full conference schedule, but some of the panels and speakers that are already confirmed include:

      • Local TV news is back! Featuring Ward Smith of Global TV, Sophia Hadzipetros of the CBC, Tina Cortese of City TV and Steve Kassar of CTV Toronto
      • A kickoff panel on the state of our industry featuring CBC News’ Jennifer McGuire and other industry leaders
      • Sports journalism before the summer Olympics: moderated by Malcolm Kelly, CBC Sports.ca and co-ordinator of Canada’s only post-grad sports journalism program
      • The latest in training on using Buzz Data, Google, and Adobe CS
      • Sessions on trauma, professionalization, privacy, ethics and more
      • Daylong data journalism / computer-assisted reporting courses led by David McKie, Investigations team, CBC Radio News and the Ottawa Citizen’s Glen McGregor
      • The CAJ Awards gala Saturday night, April 28th

      Conference rates:

      Delegates attending the Newspapers Canada conference and those attending the National Newspapers Awards will qualify for reduced rates to the CAJ conference. A room rate is available at the Royal York starting on April 26 and is set at $185 a night.

      These rates are subject to confirmation when online registration opens early in 2012. Rates do not include 13% HST.

      Early bird rates (until April 5, 2012):
      Full conference

      Members – $229 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Associate members – $325 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Student members – $75 (no banquet ticket)
      Non-members – $450 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Friday keynote lunch – tickets can be purchased from Newspapers Canada

      Day rates (For Friday, Saturday or Sunday – no meals or banquet ticket included)

      Members – $100
      Associate members – $150
      Student members – $50
      Non-members – $300
      Awards banquet ticket – Pricing not yet set

      Are you attending Newspapers Canada’s Ink&Beyond?
      The following special rates are available to Ink&Beyond delegates – these rates are available by registering with Newspapers Canada

      Add the CAJ conference (April 28-29) to your Ink&Beyond fee – +$225 (includes a CAJ awards banquet ticket)
      Add a day of the CAJ conference to your Ink&Beyond fee – +$125 (no banquet ticket)

      Regular rates (from April 6, 2012 onwards):
      Full conference

      Members – $259 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Associate members – $375 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Student members – $95 (no banquet ticket)
      Non-members – $550

      Day rates (For Friday, Saturday or Sunday – no meals or banquet ticket included)

      Members – $120
      Associate members – $200
      Student members – $75
      Non-members – $400
      Awards banquet ticket – Pricing not yet set

      +
      8:00 am
      Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference, Toronto
    2. Ink and Beyond, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Ink&Beyond Conference

      In 2012, Newspapers Canada, the voice of Canada’s 830 daily and community newspapers, will partner for the first time with the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ), as well as the Ontario Community Newspapers Association (OCNA), the prestigious National Newspaper Awards and the Canadian Circulation Management Association (CCMA) to make a powerful statement about the strength and vitality of Canada’s newspaper industry.

      The CCMA and CAJ conferences will be the bookends for the week’s events and, under the INK+BEYOND umbrella, will share some programming.

      Events include:

      Following a sell-out conference in 2011, this year’s conference will also feature an expanded two-day trade show with increased opportunities for exhibitors and sponsors to showcase their products before the decision-makers in Canada’s newspaper industry.

      The event will be held April 25 – 29, 2012 at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in the heart of downtown Toronto. To book your hotel room at the conference rate of $185, per night

      For sponsorship and exhibit information, contact Julie West, events@newspaperscanada.ca.

      For program enquires and speaker opportunities, contact Susan Down, sdown@newspaperscanada.ca.

      +
      8:00 am
      Ink and Beyond, Toronto
    3. Internet Marketers Conference, Calgary
      8:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Event Information

      5 Steps to Internet Marketing Success

      Over a three day period, April 27, 28 & 29, 2012, you will get to learn, build new friendships and network with online marketers who care and share ideas that matter to your success. You will leave with an understanding of the skills, the blueprint and perhaps the partnerships that will help you take your business to the next level of success.

      +
      8:00 am
      Internet Marketers Conference, Calgary
    4. Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention, Burnaby
      9:00 am – 11:00 pm

      The end of an era – this is the final Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention , as per the event’s official web site:

      The Last Trip Through The Gate

      All good things must come to an end and such it is with the famous annual Creation Entertainment Official STARGATE Convention in Vancouver. This fabled weekend has long been considered one of fandom’s best and we’ve enjoyed every minute of presenting the finest in Stargate celebrities and production folk. We’ve met and made friends with countless fans from around the globe that have come each year to enjoy their time together with like minded fellow Stargate lovers! Vancouver, the city all three series were filmed in, has also become one of our favorite places to be: what an unbelievable town!

      And now, 2012 brings the epic end to this annual event, one last time to celebrate: we invite YOU to join the fun as we ring down the curtain this final time and we promise a wonderful line-up of guests and events!

      +
      9:00 am
      Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention, Burnaby
    5. Comic and Entertainment Expo, Calgary
      3:00 pm – 8:00 pm

      http://www.calgaryexpo.com/

      Welcome, nerds, nerdettes, comic book geeks, cult-classic enthusiasts, sci-fi freaks, anime-aficionados and horror buffs, to the website for the Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo – Western Canada’s largest pop culture convention and the 2nd largest in all of Canada!

      If you’ve never been to our convention before then you’ve certainly come to the right place!  It is our objective to bring to you some of the best names in sci-fi, horror, comics, anime, cartoons, gaming and animation so that you can experience, first hand, the energy and electricity of what we like to call “full-frontal nerdity”.

      Apart from rubbing elbows with celebs, you will have the opportunity to sit in on our many panels and workshops, dedicated to inform you about your area of interest. Whether it is voice acting, breaking into the comic book industry, improv sessions and everything in between – there is certainly something for you.

      The Calgary Expo also offers special events such as after-show parties, screenings, costume competitions and various other goodies that are TBA so that your weekend is certain to be action packed from start to finish.

      The 2011 expo had an attendance of 30,000 people so why not be a part of our 2012 convention to make it the biggest and best year to date? Join us from April 27th to the 29th for a weekend of full-frontal nerdity!

      +
      3:00 pm
      Comic and Entertainment Expo, Calgary
  54. Apr
    28
    Sat

    1. Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference

      For the first time, the CAJ’s three-day line up will kick off during Newspapers Canada’s annual Ink&Beyond conference, which starts April 26 at the same hotel. This partnership will allow those attending either conference to attend a full day of sessions on the Friday April 27, a day that’s capped off by the annual galas for the National Newspaper Awards and the Ontario Community Newspaper Association.

      The CAJ events committee is currently finalizing the full conference schedule, but some of the panels and speakers that are already confirmed include:

      • Local TV news is back! Featuring Ward Smith of Global TV, Sophia Hadzipetros of the CBC, Tina Cortese of City TV and Steve Kassar of CTV Toronto
      • A kickoff panel on the state of our industry featuring CBC News’ Jennifer McGuire and other industry leaders
      • Sports journalism before the summer Olympics: moderated by Malcolm Kelly, CBC Sports.ca and co-ordinator of Canada’s only post-grad sports journalism program
      • The latest in training on using Buzz Data, Google, and Adobe CS
      • Sessions on trauma, professionalization, privacy, ethics and more
      • Daylong data journalism / computer-assisted reporting courses led by David McKie, Investigations team, CBC Radio News and the Ottawa Citizen’s Glen McGregor
      • The CAJ Awards gala Saturday night, April 28th

      Conference rates:

      Delegates attending the Newspapers Canada conference and those attending the National Newspapers Awards will qualify for reduced rates to the CAJ conference. A room rate is available at the Royal York starting on April 26 and is set at $185 a night.

      These rates are subject to confirmation when online registration opens early in 2012. Rates do not include 13% HST.

      Early bird rates (until April 5, 2012):
      Full conference

      Members – $229 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Associate members – $325 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Student members – $75 (no banquet ticket)
      Non-members – $450 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Friday keynote lunch – tickets can be purchased from Newspapers Canada

      Day rates (For Friday, Saturday or Sunday – no meals or banquet ticket included)

      Members – $100
      Associate members – $150
      Student members – $50
      Non-members – $300
      Awards banquet ticket – Pricing not yet set

      Are you attending Newspapers Canada’s Ink&Beyond?
      The following special rates are available to Ink&Beyond delegates – these rates are available by registering with Newspapers Canada

      Add the CAJ conference (April 28-29) to your Ink&Beyond fee – +$225 (includes a CAJ awards banquet ticket)
      Add a day of the CAJ conference to your Ink&Beyond fee – +$125 (no banquet ticket)

      Regular rates (from April 6, 2012 onwards):
      Full conference

      Members – $259 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Associate members – $375 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Student members – $95 (no banquet ticket)
      Non-members – $550

      Day rates (For Friday, Saturday or Sunday – no meals or banquet ticket included)

      Members – $120
      Associate members – $200
      Student members – $75
      Non-members – $400
      Awards banquet ticket – Pricing not yet set

      +
      8:00 am
      Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference, Toronto
    2. Internet Marketers Conference, Calgary
      8:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Event Information

      5 Steps to Internet Marketing Success

      Over a three day period, April 27, 28 & 29, 2012, you will get to learn, build new friendships and network with online marketers who care and share ideas that matter to your success. You will leave with an understanding of the skills, the blueprint and perhaps the partnerships that will help you take your business to the next level of success.

      +
      8:00 am
      Internet Marketers Conference, Calgary
    3. TechFest, Burnaby
      8:00 am – 5:00 pm
      http://www.vancouvertechfest.ca/Home.aspx
      So what is a TechFest?
      1. By and For the Community -TechFests are about the community at large. They are meant to be a place for developers AND IT Professionals to come and learn from their peers. Topics are always based on community interest and never determined by anyone other than the community.

      2. Always Free – TechFests are always free for attendees.

      3. Community Developed Material – The success of the TechFest’s is that they are based on community content. All content that is delivered is original. All presentation content must be provided (including any code and your slide decks). If you have content you don’t want to share or provide to attendees then the TechFest is not the place for you.

      4. No Fluff – TechFests are about getting to the nitty gritty. Refer to rule #1 if you have any questions on this.

      5. Community Ownership – The most important element of the TechFest is always the community. All are welcome to attend and speak and do so without expectation of payment or any other compensation other than their participation in the community.

      6. Never occur during work hours – We need to understand that many times people can’t leave work for a day or two to attend training or even seminars. The beauty of the TechFest is that they always occur on weekends.

      +
      8:00 am
      TechFest, Burnaby
    4. Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention, Burnaby
      9:00 am – 11:00 pm

      The end of an era – this is the final Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention , as per the event’s official web site:

      The Last Trip Through The Gate

      All good things must come to an end and such it is with the famous annual Creation Entertainment Official STARGATE Convention in Vancouver. This fabled weekend has long been considered one of fandom’s best and we’ve enjoyed every minute of presenting the finest in Stargate celebrities and production folk. We’ve met and made friends with countless fans from around the globe that have come each year to enjoy their time together with like minded fellow Stargate lovers! Vancouver, the city all three series were filmed in, has also become one of our favorite places to be: what an unbelievable town!

      And now, 2012 brings the epic end to this annual event, one last time to celebrate: we invite YOU to join the fun as we ring down the curtain this final time and we promise a wonderful line-up of guests and events!

      +
      9:00 am
      Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention, Burnaby
    5. Comic and Entertainment Expo, Calgary
      10:00 am – 7:00 pm

      http://www.calgaryexpo.com/

      Welcome, nerds, nerdettes, comic book geeks, cult-classic enthusiasts, sci-fi freaks, anime-aficionados and horror buffs, to the website for the Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo – Western Canada’s largest pop culture convention and the 2nd largest in all of Canada!

      If you’ve never been to our convention before then you’ve certainly come to the right place!  It is our objective to bring to you some of the best names in sci-fi, horror, comics, anime, cartoons, gaming and animation so that you can experience, first hand, the energy and electricity of what we like to call “full-frontal nerdity”.

      Apart from rubbing elbows with celebs, you will have the opportunity to sit in on our many panels and workshops, dedicated to inform you about your area of interest. Whether it is voice acting, breaking into the comic book industry, improv sessions and everything in between – there is certainly something for you.

      The Calgary Expo also offers special events such as after-show parties, screenings, costume competitions and various other goodies that are TBA so that your weekend is certain to be action packed from start to finish.

      The 2011 expo had an attendance of 30,000 people so why not be a part of our 2012 convention to make it the biggest and best year to date? Join us from April 27th to the 29th for a weekend of full-frontal nerdity!

      300 VIP passes will be available for purchase for the 2012 Calgary Expo. A VIP pass includes an exclusive 2012 artbook, badge & lanyard, bag, t-shirt, water service, faster access to celebrity guests and photo ops, and priority seating in the Stampede Corral. Passes are $295 each, and will be released in ticket blocks on December 1st, January 1st, February 1st, and March 1st at 10:00am MST.

      +
      10:00 am
      Comic and Entertainment Expo, Calgary
  55. Apr
    29
    Sun

    1. Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference

      For the first time, the CAJ’s three-day line up will kick off during Newspapers Canada’s annual Ink&Beyond conference, which starts April 26 at the same hotel. This partnership will allow those attending either conference to attend a full day of sessions on the Friday April 27, a day that’s capped off by the annual galas for the National Newspaper Awards and the Ontario Community Newspaper Association.

      The CAJ events committee is currently finalizing the full conference schedule, but some of the panels and speakers that are already confirmed include:

      • Local TV news is back! Featuring Ward Smith of Global TV, Sophia Hadzipetros of the CBC, Tina Cortese of City TV and Steve Kassar of CTV Toronto
      • A kickoff panel on the state of our industry featuring CBC News’ Jennifer McGuire and other industry leaders
      • Sports journalism before the summer Olympics: moderated by Malcolm Kelly, CBC Sports.ca and co-ordinator of Canada’s only post-grad sports journalism program
      • The latest in training on using Buzz Data, Google, and Adobe CS
      • Sessions on trauma, professionalization, privacy, ethics and more
      • Daylong data journalism / computer-assisted reporting courses led by David McKie, Investigations team, CBC Radio News and the Ottawa Citizen’s Glen McGregor
      • The CAJ Awards gala Saturday night, April 28th

      Conference rates:

      Delegates attending the Newspapers Canada conference and those attending the National Newspapers Awards will qualify for reduced rates to the CAJ conference. A room rate is available at the Royal York starting on April 26 and is set at $185 a night.

      These rates are subject to confirmation when online registration opens early in 2012. Rates do not include 13% HST.

      Early bird rates (until April 5, 2012):
      Full conference

      Members – $229 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Associate members – $325 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Student members – $75 (no banquet ticket)
      Non-members – $450 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Friday keynote lunch – tickets can be purchased from Newspapers Canada

      Day rates (For Friday, Saturday or Sunday – no meals or banquet ticket included)

      Members – $100
      Associate members – $150
      Student members – $50
      Non-members – $300
      Awards banquet ticket – Pricing not yet set

      Are you attending Newspapers Canada’s Ink&Beyond?
      The following special rates are available to Ink&Beyond delegates – these rates are available by registering with Newspapers Canada

      Add the CAJ conference (April 28-29) to your Ink&Beyond fee – +$225 (includes a CAJ awards banquet ticket)
      Add a day of the CAJ conference to your Ink&Beyond fee – +$125 (no banquet ticket)

      Regular rates (from April 6, 2012 onwards):
      Full conference

      Members – $259 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Associate members – $375 (includes ticket to awards banquet)
      Student members – $95 (no banquet ticket)
      Non-members – $550

      Day rates (For Friday, Saturday or Sunday – no meals or banquet ticket included)

      Members – $120
      Associate members – $200
      Student members – $75
      Non-members – $400
      Awards banquet ticket – Pricing not yet set

      +
      8:00 am
      Canadian Association of Journalists 2012 National Conference, Toronto
    2. Internet Marketers Conference, Calgary
      8:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Event Information

      5 Steps to Internet Marketing Success

      Over a three day period, April 27, 28 & 29, 2012, you will get to learn, build new friendships and network with online marketers who care and share ideas that matter to your success. You will leave with an understanding of the skills, the blueprint and perhaps the partnerships that will help you take your business to the next level of success.

      +
      8:00 am
      Internet Marketers Conference, Calgary
    3. Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention, Burnaby
      9:00 am – 11:00 pm

      The end of an era – this is the final Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention , as per the event’s official web site:

      The Last Trip Through The Gate

      All good things must come to an end and such it is with the famous annual Creation Entertainment Official STARGATE Convention in Vancouver. This fabled weekend has long been considered one of fandom’s best and we’ve enjoyed every minute of presenting the finest in Stargate celebrities and production folk. We’ve met and made friends with countless fans from around the globe that have come each year to enjoy their time together with like minded fellow Stargate lovers! Vancouver, the city all three series were filmed in, has also become one of our favorite places to be: what an unbelievable town!

      And now, 2012 brings the epic end to this annual event, one last time to celebrate: we invite YOU to join the fun as we ring down the curtain this final time and we promise a wonderful line-up of guests and events!

      +
      9:00 am
      Stargate SG-1 Atlantis Convention, Burnaby
    4. Comic and Entertainment Expo, Calgary
      10:00 am – 5:00 pm

      http://www.calgaryexpo.com/

      Welcome, nerds, nerdettes, comic book geeks, cult-classic enthusiasts, sci-fi freaks, anime-aficionados and horror buffs, to the website for the Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo – Western Canada’s largest pop culture convention and the 2nd largest in all of Canada!

      If you’ve never been to our convention before then you’ve certainly come to the right place!  It is our objective to bring to you some of the best names in sci-fi, horror, comics, anime, cartoons, gaming and animation so that you can experience, first hand, the energy and electricity of what we like to call “full-frontal nerdity”.

      Apart from rubbing elbows with celebs, you will have the opportunity to sit in on our many panels and workshops, dedicated to inform you about your area of interest. Whether it is voice acting, breaking into the comic book industry, improv sessions and everything in between – there is certainly something for you.

      The Calgary Expo also offers special events such as after-show parties, screenings, costume competitions and various other goodies that are TBA so that your weekend is certain to be action packed from start to finish.

      The 2011 expo had an attendance of 30,000 people so why not be a part of our 2012 convention to make it the biggest and best year to date? Join us from April 27th to the 29th for a weekend of full-frontal nerdity!

      300 VIP passes will be available for purchase for the 2012 Calgary Expo. A VIP pass includes an exclusive 2012 artbook, badge & lanyard, bag, t-shirt, water service, faster access to celebrity guests and photo ops, and priority seating in the Stampede Corral. Passes are $295 each, and will be released in ticket blocks on December 1st, January 1st, February 1st, and March 1st at 10:00am MST.

      +
      10:00 am
      Comic and Entertainment Expo, Calgary
  56. May
    2
    Wed

    1. Entrepreneurship 101 The Pitch, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Registration Link

      This lecture covers all the essentials of building and delivering an effective pitch to help you find financing for your entrepreneurial venture or sell your product to customers. Learn the elements of a good pitch deck and identify the key elements of good communication that successful start-ups use.

      +
      6:00 pm
      Entrepreneurship 101 The Pitch, Toronto
    2. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  57. May
    3
    Thu

    1. 11th Manitoba Association for Distributed Learning & Training Conference, Winnipeg (all-day)
      May 3

      http://www.madlat.ca/conference2012/default.htm

      MADLaT’s annual 2-day conference is oriented to teachers, trainers, and practitioners interested and involved in using educational technology.

      The conference will offer workshops and sessions in the following streams:
      •The Participative Web
      •Teaching and Learning in a Changing World
      •Research
      •Educational Resources
      •Organizational Planning for e-Learning
      •Workplace Learning

      The upcoming conference will be held at l’Université de Saint-Boniface 200, avenue de la Cathédrale Winnipeg (Manitoba) R2H 0H7

      This is a beautiful space in which to learn, share knowledge, explore new ideas and have fun together. So – please mark your calendars for May 3 & 4 in Winnipeg. We look forward to meeting you at the conference!

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      11th Manitoba Association for Distributed Learning & Training Conference, Winnipeg (all-day)
  58. May
    4
    Fri

    1. 11th Manitoba Association for Distributed Learning & Training Conference, Winnipeg (all-day)
      May 4

      http://www.madlat.ca/conference2012/default.htm

      MADLaT’s annual 2-day conference is oriented to teachers, trainers, and practitioners interested and involved in using educational technology.

      The conference will offer workshops and sessions in the following streams:
      •The Participative Web
      •Teaching and Learning in a Changing World
      •Research
      •Educational Resources
      •Organizational Planning for e-Learning
      •Workplace Learning

      The upcoming conference will be held at l’Université de Saint-Boniface 200, avenue de la Cathédrale Winnipeg (Manitoba) R2H 0H7

      This is a beautiful space in which to learn, share knowledge, explore new ideas and have fun together. So – please mark your calendars for May 3 & 4 in Winnipeg. We look forward to meeting you at the conference!

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      11th Manitoba Association for Distributed Learning & Training Conference, Winnipeg (all-day)
  59. May
    5
    Sat

    1. Ontario Writers Conference, Ajax (all-day)
      May 5

      http://thewritersconference.com/Ontario-Writers-Conference.html

      What began in 2008 as the dream of a handful of organizers who had been heavily involved with the Writers’ Community of Durham Region (WCDR) has become a full-fledged writers’ organization and an annual event on every writers’ calendar.

      The Ontario Writers’ Conference has blossomed into a premier arts writing and author organization.

      Building on the success of OWC on the first weekend in May each year, our mandate is to conduct educational, challenging and interactive workshops, panels, roundtables, mentoring sessions, etc. led by writers, arts-related facilitators and industry professionals.

      We are proud to present: Ontario Writers’ Conference 2012 on May 5th, 2012. We are most fortunate to have as our honorary patron, the acclaimed award-winning Canadian author Wayson Choy.

      Payment Breakdowns
      WCDR / WCYR
      WCSC / HHWEN
      Member
      Non-Member
      Conference with Early Bird Discount
      (Nov. 15 – Dec 25, 2011)
      $160
      $175
      Conference Regular Price
      (after Jan. 1 – March 31st, 2012)
      $180
      $195
      Blue Pencil Add-on (Optional)
      $15
      $15
      Festival of Authors (Friday night)
      (if not attending conference)
      $20
      $20
      +
      Ontario Writers Conference, Ajax (all-day)
  60. May
    7
    Mon

    1. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqhbkb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

      +
      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  61. May
    8
    Tue

    1. Taking Advantage of Tax Credits, Niagara On The Lake
      11:30 am – 1:00 pm

      Registration Link

      Please join us for the May learn@lunch session at the Niagara-On-The-Lake campus of Niagara College for lunch and great speakers.

      This month’s speaker will be Rob DePetris of KPMG.

      +
      11:30 am
      Taking Advantage of Tax Credits, Niagara On The Lake
  62. May
    9
    Wed

    1. IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Event Information

      The IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium offers timely programming and thought-provoking discussion on the today’s most pivotal privacy issues.

      At the Symposium, you’ll connect with other privacy pros, experts, regulators and researchers to exchange ideas and perspectives, learn best practices, advance your skills and find innovative solutions for the challenges you face daily.

      PRECONFERENCE SEMINARS
      (Wednesday only)
      Early Bird
      Until April 13
      Regular Rate
      After April 13 
      One session (half day) $450 CAD $450 CAD
      Two sessions (full day) $600 CAD $600 CAD
      MAIN CONFERENCE
      (Thursday and Friday only)
         
      IAPP member $995 CAD $1,095 CAD
      Nonmember $1,245 CAD $1,345 CAD
      Government/Higher education $825 CAD $925 CAD
      Guest price: (Coworkers or associates in the industry are not eligible) n/a $270 CAD
      +
      8:00 am
      IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium, Toronto
    2. Adaptive Web Design, Vancouver
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Adaptive Web Design

      More information on this event will be available on March 7th

      For years, designers and developers have griped about the difficulties they’ve encountered in supporting a handful desktop browsers, but with mobile web usage on the rise, we now have to deal with an even more fragmented browser landscape. Phones, tablets, media players and video game systems—each device (and in some cases each browser on each device) has its own dimensions, quirks and capabilities. It makes my brain hurt just thinking about it.

      Thankfully, supporting mobile—and providing better support for desktop browsers and assistive technologies—doesn’t have to be a painful experience. In this workshop, Aaron Gustafson will introduce you to the concept of Progressive Enhancement and demonstrate why it is the way forward for web design, whether on the desktop or in your hand.

      What will you learn?

      Aaron will teach you everything you need to know about modern web design with Progressive Enhancement. Whether you are a novice or an experienced professional, you will walk away from this workshop with a greater understanding of what Progressive Enhancement is and how to implement this philosophy in your own work. During the course of the day, you’ll:

      • Come to a greater understanding of semantic markup, including the improved semantics of HTML5
      • Become more familiar with how CSS parsers work and how you can use their logic to apply advanced CSS (including CSS3) in a layered fashion
      • See where concepts like “mobile first” and ”responsive design” fit in with Progressive Enhancement and your workflow
      • Learn how to wield the awesome power of JavaScript wisely, while keeping a watchful eye on how it can affect the user experience or your sites
      • See how accessibility concerns can be easily factored into your development process
      • Gain exposure to ARIA roles and states and learn how you can employ them to improve the experience of those using assistive technologies

      What should you bring?

      To get the most out of this workshop, come prepared to get out of your chair, discuss, debate, sketch, and collaborate on the redesign of a real web page using the techniques Aaron covers. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to bring a pen and some paper, but you probably won’t need to take notes as the slides will be provided for you. If you want to bring a computing device along, it could be helpful for playing along with some of the code examples, but is by no means necessary.

      What should you know?

      Ideally, you’ll have a decent understanding of the basic technologies used to build a website—HTML, CSS & JavaScript—but you’re technical knowledge doesn’t need to be deep in each of those areas. This workshop has a little something for everyone, whether you are a user experience designer or a hardcore backend developer. Regardless of your experience, you’ll walk away with tons of great ideas you can put to use in your own projects.

      +
      9:00 am
      Adaptive Web Design, Vancouver
    3. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  63. May
    10
    Thu

    1. Landlord Web Conference, Brampton (all-day)
      May 10

      Landlord Web Solutions is pleased to announce Landlord Web Con 2012. The team is already in the planning stages for the event, which is shaping up to be an even bigger and more comprehensive event than last year.

      Surveys from last year’s event indicated that there was a varying degree of familiarity with Internet marketing among landlords. So, this year’s event will be separated into two streams – intermediate and advanced. Intermediate presentations will introduce landlords to a topic and/or provide an overall view of how Internet marketing can be applied in the industry, while the advanced presentations will dive deeper into a subject, providing implementation suggestions and/or in-depth explanations of various Internet marketing strategies.

      The conference will again take place at the Pearson Convention Centre in Toronto, Ontario, on May 10, 2012. For guests arriving from out of town, the Hilton Garden Inn is now fully built, and is located right next door to the conference centre, which will provide added convenience.

      The planning team is now accepting sponsorship requests. Any supplier interested in sponsoring can contact Jason Leonard at (905) 397-5088.

      Any landlords who is interested in speaking at this year’s event can email Carissa Drohan at cdrohan@landlordwebsolutions.com.

      +
      Landlord Web Conference, Brampton (all-day)
    2. IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Event Information

      The IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium offers timely programming and thought-provoking discussion on the today’s most pivotal privacy issues.

      At the Symposium, you’ll connect with other privacy pros, experts, regulators and researchers to exchange ideas and perspectives, learn best practices, advance your skills and find innovative solutions for the challenges you face daily.

      PRECONFERENCE SEMINARS
      (Wednesday only)
      Early Bird
      Until April 13
      Regular Rate
      After April 13 
      One session (half day) $450 CAD $450 CAD
      Two sessions (full day) $600 CAD $600 CAD
      MAIN CONFERENCE
      (Thursday and Friday only)
         
      IAPP member $995 CAD $1,095 CAD
      Nonmember $1,245 CAD $1,345 CAD
      Government/Higher education $825 CAD $925 CAD
      Guest price: (Coworkers or associates in the industry are not eligible) n/a $270 CAD
      +
      8:00 am
      IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium, Toronto
  64. May
    11
    Fri

    1. IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium, Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Event Information

      The IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium offers timely programming and thought-provoking discussion on the today’s most pivotal privacy issues.

      At the Symposium, you’ll connect with other privacy pros, experts, regulators and researchers to exchange ideas and perspectives, learn best practices, advance your skills and find innovative solutions for the challenges you face daily.

      PRECONFERENCE SEMINARS
      (Wednesday only)
      Early Bird
      Until April 13
      Regular Rate
      After April 13 
      One session (half day) $450 CAD $450 CAD
      Two sessions (full day) $600 CAD $600 CAD
      MAIN CONFERENCE
      (Thursday and Friday only)
         
      IAPP member $995 CAD $1,095 CAD
      Nonmember $1,245 CAD $1,345 CAD
      Government/Higher education $825 CAD $925 CAD
      Guest price: (Coworkers or associates in the industry are not eligible) n/a $270 CAD
      +
      8:00 am
      IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium, Toronto
  65. May
    14
    Mon

    1. Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE) Conference, Canmore
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://cnie.nipissingu.ca/indexen.html

      CNIE connects educators, administrators and practitioners in a bilingual, pan Canadian network. Our group promotes research and advances practice in both open and distance education and the use of educational technologies. CNIE addresses all educational contexts, including K-12, post-secondary, and private sector.

      If you are a 21st century digital leader who is committed to innovative, sustainable, and flexible education, come to Canmore, Alberta for the CNIE-RCIÉ’s Green Aware conference to be held on May 14-16, 2012. Whether you are a teacher, a researcher, a media specialist, an instructional designer, or an administrator, a May visit to Canmore, located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, is the place to be.

      The idea of green has long been associated with protection of our environment and well it should. As green is the prime color of the world and, according to some, green is that from “which [the earth’s] loveliness arises” (Pedro Calderon de la Barca), it makes sense that green is associated with healing, freshness, endurance, and safety.

      Green Aware as the theme of this year’s CNIE-RCIÉ conference challenges us to think about education in green ways: as something we must protect to ensure quality, inclusiveness, and access for both learners and teachers.  Given that the “tie that binds” CNIE-RCIÉ members is use of educational technology in learning situations, this year’s conference is about  sharing practices, research findings, and applications that contribute to one or more of the following three sub-themes:

      • Educational Innovation
      • Sustainable Education
      • Flexible Teaching and Learning
      +
      8:00 am
      Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE) Conference, Canmore
    2. Discovery 12, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      Garnering over 2,600 attendees and more than 330 exhibitors, Discovery is a showcase of leading-edge technologies, best practices and research from sectors such as health, manufacturing, digital media and cleantech, including energy, environment and water.

      Discovery brings together key players from industry, academia, government, the investment community as well as entrepreneurs and students to pursue collaboration opportunities.

      Attendee Registration

      EARLY BIRD FEES
      (until April 13, 2012)
      REGULAR FEES
      Academic / Industry $575.00 $825.00
      Student $75.00 $95.00

      Exhibitor Registration

      EARLY BIRD FEES
      (until April 13, 2012)
      REGULAR FEES
      Single booth
      (includes 2 registrations)
      $1,200.00 $1,450.00
      Double booth
      (includes 4 registrations)
      $2,280.00 $2,755.00
      Triple booth
      (includes 6 registrations)
      $3,360.00 $4,060.00
      Quad booth
      (includes 8 registrations)
      $4,440.00 $5,365.00
      Booths are available in variable formats. To inquire about additional formats or to get more information about the exhibitor opportunities listed above, please contact oceexhibitors@andlogistix.com.
      +
      8:00 am
      Discovery 12, Toronto
  66. May
    15
    Tue

    1. Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE) Conference, Canmore
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://cnie.nipissingu.ca/indexen.html

      CNIE connects educators, administrators and practitioners in a bilingual, pan Canadian network. Our group promotes research and advances practice in both open and distance education and the use of educational technologies. CNIE addresses all educational contexts, including K-12, post-secondary, and private sector.

      If you are a 21st century digital leader who is committed to innovative, sustainable, and flexible education, come to Canmore, Alberta for the CNIE-RCIÉ’s Green Aware conference to be held on May 14-16, 2012. Whether you are a teacher, a researcher, a media specialist, an instructional designer, or an administrator, a May visit to Canmore, located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, is the place to be.

      The idea of green has long been associated with protection of our environment and well it should. As green is the prime color of the world and, according to some, green is that from “which [the earth’s] loveliness arises” (Pedro Calderon de la Barca), it makes sense that green is associated with healing, freshness, endurance, and safety.

      Green Aware as the theme of this year’s CNIE-RCIÉ conference challenges us to think about education in green ways: as something we must protect to ensure quality, inclusiveness, and access for both learners and teachers.  Given that the “tie that binds” CNIE-RCIÉ members is use of educational technology in learning situations, this year’s conference is about  sharing practices, research findings, and applications that contribute to one or more of the following three sub-themes:

      • Educational Innovation
      • Sustainable Education
      • Flexible Teaching and Learning
      +
      8:00 am
      Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE) Conference, Canmore
    2. Discovery 12, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      Garnering over 2,600 attendees and more than 330 exhibitors, Discovery is a showcase of leading-edge technologies, best practices and research from sectors such as health, manufacturing, digital media and cleantech, including energy, environment and water.

      Discovery brings together key players from industry, academia, government, the investment community as well as entrepreneurs and students to pursue collaboration opportunities.

      Attendee Registration

      EARLY BIRD FEES
      (until April 13, 2012)
      REGULAR FEES
      Academic / Industry $575.00 $825.00
      Student $75.00 $95.00

      Exhibitor Registration

      EARLY BIRD FEES
      (until April 13, 2012)
      REGULAR FEES
      Single booth
      (includes 2 registrations)
      $1,200.00 $1,450.00
      Double booth
      (includes 4 registrations)
      $2,280.00 $2,755.00
      Triple booth
      (includes 6 registrations)
      $3,360.00 $4,060.00
      Quad booth
      (includes 8 registrations)
      $4,440.00 $5,365.00
      Booths are available in variable formats. To inquire about additional formats or to get more information about the exhibitor opportunities listed above, please contact oceexhibitors@andlogistix.com.
      +
      8:00 am
      Discovery 12, Toronto
    3. Infrastructure Technology Summit, Montreal
      8:30 am – 4:30 pm

      http://www.itechsummit.ca/montreal/time-and-location.html

      Meet with a variety of vendors in one place
      Discover new products, services and companies that offer them
      Stay up-to-date on the latest technologies
      See technology in action through demonstrations
      Create a shortlist of vendors to consider purchasing from
      Gather the information needed to develop company IT strategy
      Understand how to leverage technology to create business value

      +
      8:30 am
      Infrastructure Technology Summit, Montreal
  67. May
    16
    Wed

    1. Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE) Conference, Canmore
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      http://cnie.nipissingu.ca/indexen.html

      CNIE connects educators, administrators and practitioners in a bilingual, pan Canadian network. Our group promotes research and advances practice in both open and distance education and the use of educational technologies. CNIE addresses all educational contexts, including K-12, post-secondary, and private sector.

      If you are a 21st century digital leader who is committed to innovative, sustainable, and flexible education, come to Canmore, Alberta for the CNIE-RCIÉ’s Green Aware conference to be held on May 14-16, 2012. Whether you are a teacher, a researcher, a media specialist, an instructional designer, or an administrator, a May visit to Canmore, located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, is the place to be.

      The idea of green has long been associated with protection of our environment and well it should. As green is the prime color of the world and, according to some, green is that from “which [the earth’s] loveliness arises” (Pedro Calderon de la Barca), it makes sense that green is associated with healing, freshness, endurance, and safety.

      Green Aware as the theme of this year’s CNIE-RCIÉ conference challenges us to think about education in green ways: as something we must protect to ensure quality, inclusiveness, and access for both learners and teachers.  Given that the “tie that binds” CNIE-RCIÉ members is use of educational technology in learning situations, this year’s conference is about  sharing practices, research findings, and applications that contribute to one or more of the following three sub-themes:

      • Educational Innovation
      • Sustainable Education
      • Flexible Teaching and Learning
      +
      8:00 am
      Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE) Conference, Canmore
    2. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  68. May
    17
    Thu

    1. Infrastructure Technology Summit, Mississauga
      8:30 am – 5:00 pm

      http://www.itechsummit.ca/Toronto/time-and-location.html

      Meet with a variety of vendors in one place
      Discover new products, services and companies that offer them
      Stay up-to-date on the latest technologies
      See technology in action through demonstrations
      Create a shortlist of vendors to consider purchasing from
      Gather the information needed to develop company IT strategy
      Understand how to leverage technology to create business value

      +
      8:30 am
      Infrastructure Technology Summit, Mississauga
  69. May
    19
    Sat

    1. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqhbzb/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:30 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
  70. May
    23
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  71. May
    24
    Thu

    1. Yorkton Film Festival, Yorkton
      9:00 am – 11:45 pm

      Enries for the 2012 Festival, which will celebrate the 65th anniversary of the event, are now being accepted, and will remain open until midnight of January 31, 2012.

      Canadian productions 60 minutes in length and under may be entered. Entries must have been completed between February 1, 2011 and January 31, 2012.

      Event times are estimates. Please see the event website for scheduling.

      +
      9:00 am
      Yorkton Film Festival, Yorkton
  72. May
    25
    Fri

    1. ConnectED Canada, Calgary (all-day)
      May 25

      http://connectedcanada.org/

      As we continue to try and organize a national educator conference on May 25-27, 2012 at Calgary Science School, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, we really want to invite others to take part in the planning from around the country. To facilitate that, the Calgary Regional Consortium has graciously offered to host an Elluminate room to help us with the planning.

      All of the work that we are doing for this event is with the goal to make a high quality learning experience for all participants, while also facilitating and fostering connections that will help us to further education locally, nationally, and globally. This is a chance to celebrate and push education in Canada. To do this, and recognize that there are expenses to get to the conference, we are doing everything in our power to keep the costs down to a minimum. All sessions are led by participants.

      With that being said, all work is done on a voluntary basis by educators passionate about Canadian education. If you are interested in helping with planning with the event, the first open meeting will be held on Sunday, November 27th, 4PM EST in this Elluminate room.

      After this first meeting, we will be looking for people to make more of a commitment to the planning of the conference. We want input from outside of Alberta to make this truly national.

      +
      ConnectED Canada, Calgary (all-day)
    2. Yorkton Film Festival, Yorkton
      9:00 am – 11:45 pm

      Enries for the 2012 Festival, which will celebrate the 65th anniversary of the event, are now being accepted, and will remain open until midnight of January 31, 2012.

      Canadian productions 60 minutes in length and under may be entered. Entries must have been completed between February 1, 2011 and January 31, 2012.

      Event times are estimates. Please see the event website for scheduling.

      +
      9:00 am
      Yorkton Film Festival, Yorkton
    3. Anime North, Toronto
      6:00 pm – 2:00 am

      Anime North is Canada’s premier fan run Anime convention.

      Further event info tba

      +
      6:00 pm
      Anime North, Toronto
  73. May
    26
    Sat

    1. ConnectED Canada, Calgary (all-day)
      May 26

      http://connectedcanada.org/

      As we continue to try and organize a national educator conference on May 25-27, 2012 at Calgary Science School, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, we really want to invite others to take part in the planning from around the country. To facilitate that, the Calgary Regional Consortium has graciously offered to host an Elluminate room to help us with the planning.

      All of the work that we are doing for this event is with the goal to make a high quality learning experience for all participants, while also facilitating and fostering connections that will help us to further education locally, nationally, and globally. This is a chance to celebrate and push education in Canada. To do this, and recognize that there are expenses to get to the conference, we are doing everything in our power to keep the costs down to a minimum. All sessions are led by participants.

      With that being said, all work is done on a voluntary basis by educators passionate about Canadian education. If you are interested in helping with planning with the event, the first open meeting will be held on Sunday, November 27th, 4PM EST in this Elluminate room.

      After this first meeting, we will be looking for people to make more of a commitment to the planning of the conference. We want input from outside of Alberta to make this truly national.

      +
      ConnectED Canada, Calgary (all-day)
    2. Congress 2012, Waterloo
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Congress 2012

      Registration opens on January 9th, 2012

      The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is the premiere destination for Canada’s scholarly community. Organized by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS), Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers in a different city each year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and enrich their research. They gather under the aegis of more than 70 associations representing a rich spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. From theatre, literature and education to history, sociology and international development, Congress represents a unique showcase of scholarly excellence, creativity, and leadership.

      Congress 2012 is being co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. The theme for this year’s Congress is Crossroads: Scholarship for an Uncertain World.

      Finally, CFHSS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

      New to Congress? Review Why Join Congress? A Guide for Scholarly Associations (PDF 755KB) and find out how your association can take part in this exciting conference.

      +
      8:00 am
      Congress 2012, Waterloo
    3. Comic Arts Festival, Vancouver
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      The Vancouver Comic Arts Festival is a week-long celebration of comics slated to enjoy its launch in May 2012 (note: we have used the dates listed on the event site for this calendar listing). This festival of local cartoonists will feature galleries, readings, panels, and workshops before culminating in a two-day convention for cartoonists from across the country and down the coast to connect with their readers and peddle their wares.

      The goal of VanCAF is to appeal to everyone, whether they’re already die-hard comics fans or simply experimenting. For this reason, admission to all events will be free, and table costs for exhibitors will be as low as possible. We’re not so much concerned with making a profit as we are transforming Vancouver into a city of story-telling and comics.

      +
      9:00 am
      Comic Arts Festival, Vancouver
    4. Yorkton Film Festival, Yorkton
      9:00 am – 11:45 pm

      Enries for the 2012 Festival, which will celebrate the 65th anniversary of the event, are now being accepted, and will remain open until midnight of January 31, 2012.

      Canadian productions 60 minutes in length and under may be entered. Entries must have been completed between February 1, 2011 and January 31, 2012.

      Event times are estimates. Please see the event website for scheduling.

      +
      9:00 am
      Yorkton Film Festival, Yorkton
    5. Anime North, Toronto
      10:00 am – 2:00 am

      <a title=”anime north” href=”http://www.animenorth.com/main/” target=”_blank”>Anime North</a> is Canada’s premier fan run Anime convention.

      Further event info tba

      +
      10:00 am
      Anime North, Toronto
  74. May
    27
    Sun

    1. ConnectED Canada, Calgary (all-day)
      May 27

      http://connectedcanada.org/

      As we continue to try and organize a national educator conference on May 25-27, 2012 at Calgary Science School, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, we really want to invite others to take part in the planning from around the country. To facilitate that, the Calgary Regional Consortium has graciously offered to host an Elluminate room to help us with the planning.

      All of the work that we are doing for this event is with the goal to make a high quality learning experience for all participants, while also facilitating and fostering connections that will help us to further education locally, nationally, and globally. This is a chance to celebrate and push education in Canada. To do this, and recognize that there are expenses to get to the conference, we are doing everything in our power to keep the costs down to a minimum. All sessions are led by participants.

      With that being said, all work is done on a voluntary basis by educators passionate about Canadian education. If you are interested in helping with planning with the event, the first open meeting will be held on Sunday, November 27th, 4PM EST in this Elluminate room.

      After this first meeting, we will be looking for people to make more of a commitment to the planning of the conference. We want input from outside of Alberta to make this truly national.

      +
      ConnectED Canada, Calgary (all-day)
    2. Congress 2012, Waterloo
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Congress 2012

      Registration opens on January 9th, 2012

      The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is the premiere destination for Canada’s scholarly community. Organized by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS), Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers in a different city each year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and enrich their research. They gather under the aegis of more than 70 associations representing a rich spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. From theatre, literature and education to history, sociology and international development, Congress represents a unique showcase of scholarly excellence, creativity, and leadership.

      Congress 2012 is being co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. The theme for this year’s Congress is Crossroads: Scholarship for an Uncertain World.

      Finally, CFHSS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

      New to Congress? Review Why Join Congress? A Guide for Scholarly Associations (PDF 755KB) and find out how your association can take part in this exciting conference.

      +
      8:00 am
      Congress 2012, Waterloo
    3. Comic Arts Festival, Vancouver
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      The Vancouver Comic Arts Festival is a week-long celebration of comics slated to enjoy its launch in May 2012 (note: we have used the dates listed on the event site for this calendar listing). This festival of local cartoonists will feature galleries, readings, panels, and workshops before culminating in a two-day convention for cartoonists from across the country and down the coast to connect with their readers and peddle their wares.

      The goal of VanCAF is to appeal to everyone, whether they’re already die-hard comics fans or simply experimenting. For this reason, admission to all events will be free, and table costs for exhibitors will be as low as possible. We’re not so much concerned with making a profit as we are transforming Vancouver into a city of story-telling and comics.

      +
      9:00 am
      Comic Arts Festival, Vancouver
    4. Yorkton Film Festival, Yorkton
      9:00 am – 11:45 pm

      Enries for the 2012 Festival, which will celebrate the 65th anniversary of the event, are now being accepted, and will remain open until midnight of January 31, 2012.

      Canadian productions 60 minutes in length and under may be entered. Entries must have been completed between February 1, 2011 and January 31, 2012.

      Event times are estimates. Please see the event website for scheduling.

      +
      9:00 am
      Yorkton Film Festival, Yorkton
    5. Anime North, Toronto
      10:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Anime North is Canada’s premier fan run Anime convention.

      Further event info tba

      +
      10:00 am
      Anime North, Toronto
  75. May
    28
    Mon

    1. Congress 2012, Waterloo
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Congress 2012

      Registration opens on January 9th, 2012

      The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is the premiere destination for Canada’s scholarly community. Organized by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS), Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers in a different city each year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and enrich their research. They gather under the aegis of more than 70 associations representing a rich spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. From theatre, literature and education to history, sociology and international development, Congress represents a unique showcase of scholarly excellence, creativity, and leadership.

      Congress 2012 is being co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. The theme for this year’s Congress is Crossroads: Scholarship for an Uncertain World.

      Finally, CFHSS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

      New to Congress? Review Why Join Congress? A Guide for Scholarly Associations (PDF 755KB) and find out how your association can take part in this exciting conference.

      +
      8:00 am
      Congress 2012, Waterloo
  76. May
    29
    Tue

    1. VMware Forum, Edmonton (all-day)
      May 29

      http://info.vmware.com/content/7339_REG

      Learn about virtualization trends, best practices and the latest technology by attending one or more of the industry or partner events listed below. Find user groups meeting near you to connect with your peers in virtualization. Attend local seminars and watch live and on-demand webcasts and webinars.

      +
      VMware Forum, Edmonton (all-day)
    2. Congress 2012, Waterloo
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Congress 2012

      Registration opens on January 9th, 2012

      The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is the premiere destination for Canada’s scholarly community. Organized by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS), Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers in a different city each year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and enrich their research. They gather under the aegis of more than 70 associations representing a rich spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. From theatre, literature and education to history, sociology and international development, Congress represents a unique showcase of scholarly excellence, creativity, and leadership.

      Congress 2012 is being co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. The theme for this year’s Congress is Crossroads: Scholarship for an Uncertain World.

      Finally, CFHSS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

      New to Congress? Review Why Join Congress? A Guide for Scholarly Associations (PDF 755KB) and find out how your association can take part in this exciting conference.

      +
      8:00 am
      Congress 2012, Waterloo
    3. ShowCanada 2012, Winnipeg
      10:00 am – 7:00 pm

      The planning for ShowCanada 2012 in Winnipeg is well underway and this year promises to be another great conference.

      This year’s conference will take place Tuesday May 29 through Thursday May 31, 2012.

      Secondly, the convention will be the same length as last year starting Tuesday at lunch and finishing Thursday night after the closing dinner.

      We will be based at the Delta Hotel, located downtown in the heart of the city centre and conveniently connected to the Winnipeg Convention Centre. We also have a second hotel, Place Louis Riel Suite Hotel. If you want to reserve rooms please consult the hotel and accommodation page on www.showcanada.ca. This website will give you the necessary contact information to do so.

      Over the course of the next few months as sponsors come on- line for this year’s conference, we will post and update the agenda, speakers, activities and films that will make up the 2012 programming.

      +
      10:00 am
      ShowCanada 2012, Winnipeg
  77. May
    30
    Wed

    1. Congress 2012, Waterloo
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Congress 2012

      Registration opens on January 9th, 2012

      The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is the premiere destination for Canada’s scholarly community. Organized by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS), Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers in a different city each year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and enrich their research. They gather under the aegis of more than 70 associations representing a rich spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. From theatre, literature and education to history, sociology and international development, Congress represents a unique showcase of scholarly excellence, creativity, and leadership.

      Congress 2012 is being co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. The theme for this year’s Congress is Crossroads: Scholarship for an Uncertain World.

      Finally, CFHSS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

      New to Congress? Review Why Join Congress? A Guide for Scholarly Associations (PDF 755KB) and find out how your association can take part in this exciting conference.

      +
      8:00 am
      Congress 2012, Waterloo
    2. ShowCanada 2012, Winnipeg
      8:00 am – 9:30 pm

      The planning for ShowCanada 2012 in Winnipeg is well underway and this year promises to be another great conference.

      This year’s conference will take place Tuesday May 29 through Thursday May 31, 2012.

      Secondly, the convention will be the same length as last year starting Tuesday at lunch and finishing Thursday night after the closing dinner.

      We will be based at the Delta Hotel, located downtown in the heart of the city centre and conveniently connected to the Winnipeg Convention Centre. We also have a second hotel, Place Louis Riel Suite Hotel. If you want to reserve rooms please consult the hotel and accommodation page on www.showcanada.ca. This website will give you the necessary contact information to do so.

      Over the course of the next few months as sponsors come on- line for this year’s conference, we will post and update the agenda, speakers, activities and films that will make up the 2012 programming.

      +
      8:00 am
      ShowCanada 2012, Winnipeg
    3. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  78. May
    31
    Thu

    1. Congress 2012, Waterloo
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Congress 2012

      Registration opens on January 9th, 2012

      The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is the premiere destination for Canada’s scholarly community. Organized by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS), Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers in a different city each year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and enrich their research. They gather under the aegis of more than 70 associations representing a rich spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. From theatre, literature and education to history, sociology and international development, Congress represents a unique showcase of scholarly excellence, creativity, and leadership.

      Congress 2012 is being co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. The theme for this year’s Congress is Crossroads: Scholarship for an Uncertain World.

      Finally, CFHSS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

      New to Congress? Review Why Join Congress? A Guide for Scholarly Associations (PDF 755KB) and find out how your association can take part in this exciting conference.

      +
      8:00 am
      Congress 2012, Waterloo
    2. ShowCanada 2012, Winnipeg
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      The planning for ShowCanada 2012 in Winnipeg is well underway and this year promises to be another great conference.

      This year’s conference will take place Tuesday May 29 through Thursday May 31, 2012.

      Secondly, the convention will be the same length as last year starting Tuesday at lunch and finishing Thursday night after the closing dinner.

      We will be based at the Delta Hotel, located downtown in the heart of the city centre and conveniently connected to the Winnipeg Convention Centre. We also have a second hotel, Place Louis Riel Suite Hotel. If you want to reserve rooms please consult the hotel and accommodation page on www.showcanada.ca. This website will give you the necessary contact information to do so.

      Over the course of the next few months as sponsors come on- line for this year’s conference, we will post and update the agenda, speakers, activities and films that will make up the 2012 programming.

      +
      8:00 am
      ShowCanada 2012, Winnipeg
    3. The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses, Montreal
      8:00 pm – 11:00 pm

      Tickets

      Jason Michael Paul Productions, Inc. and Nintendo proudly present “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses“, a concert event that will take audiences of all ages on a thrilling orchestral adventure through one of the video game industry’s most beloved franchises.

      Conducted by Eímear Noone, “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses” is the first ever video game themed concert to feature a complete 4-movement symphony, arranged by Zelda Symphony music director Chad Seiter (Star Trek, LOST and Fringe), showcasing the enduring and ever-adored work of Nintendo composer and sound director Koji Kondo and his dedicated music team. Brought to life as never before, witness as 25 years of video game history unfolds complete with a gorgeous and cinematic video presentation, synced to picture with the game’s sensational, thematic and action-packed music played live by a full orchestra and choir.

      Special promo codes available to Club Nintendo members.

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      The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses, Montreal
  79. Jun
    1
    Fri

    1. Congress 2012, Waterloo
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Congress 2012

      Registration opens on January 9th, 2012

      The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is the premiere destination for Canada’s scholarly community. Organized by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS), Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers in a different city each year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and enrich their research. They gather under the aegis of more than 70 associations representing a rich spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. From theatre, literature and education to history, sociology and international development, Congress represents a unique showcase of scholarly excellence, creativity, and leadership.

      Congress 2012 is being co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. The theme for this year’s Congress is Crossroads: Scholarship for an Uncertain World.

      Finally, CFHSS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

      New to Congress? Review Why Join Congress? A Guide for Scholarly Associations (PDF 755KB) and find out how your association can take part in this exciting conference.

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      Congress 2012, Waterloo
  80. Jun
    2
    Sat

    1. Congress 2012, Waterloo
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Congress 2012

      Registration opens on January 9th, 2012

      The Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is the premiere destination for Canada’s scholarly community. Organized by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS), Congress brings together thousands of scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers in a different city each year to share ideas, discuss today’s complex issues and enrich their research. They gather under the aegis of more than 70 associations representing a rich spectrum of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. From theatre, literature and education to history, sociology and international development, Congress represents a unique showcase of scholarly excellence, creativity, and leadership.

      Congress 2012 is being co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. The theme for this year’s Congress is Crossroads: Scholarship for an Uncertain World.

      Finally, CFHSS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

      New to Congress? Review Why Join Congress? A Guide for Scholarly Associations (PDF 755KB) and find out how your association can take part in this exciting conference.

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      Congress 2012, Waterloo
  81. Jun
    4
    Mon

    1. Canadian Telecom Summit, Toronto
      7:00 am – 5:45 pm

      http://www.gstconferences.com/home

      For three full days, The Canadian Telecom Summit delivers thought provoking presentations from the prime movers of the industry. The Canadian Telecom Summit gives you the chance to hear from and talk with them in both a structured atmosphere of frank discussion and high octane idea exchange and schmooze in a more relaxed social setting of genial conversation.

      The leadership of the telecom, broadcast & IT industries will converge at the Toronto Congress Centre to discuss the key issues and trends that will impact this critical sector of the economy. Join more than 500 of your peers, suppliers, policy makers, regulators, customers and competitors in attending telecom’s most important gathering.

      Now in its 11th year, The Canadian Telecom Summit has become the place for Canada’s ICT leaders to meet, interact and do business. As in past years, this year’s Summit will feature high-octane interaction, top-level keynote speakers and thought-provoking panel discussions. Plan to join us.

      The 2012 Canadian Telecom Summit features cutting-edge topics for its panel discussions. This year, in addition to our always popular Regulatory Blockbuster panel, we are featuring sessions devoted to LTE: The future of mobile; Connecting Canadians: Delivering broadband to all; Wireless Broadband: Our insatiable thirst for spectrum; Privacy & Security: Guarding information in a transparent world; Unified Communications: The evolving future of business; Evolution of Consumer Communications: Compete or collaborate; Tablets, TVs and Smartphones, Oh My!: The explosion of the multiscreen universe; and, Cloud Computing. With so much public attention is focused on telecommunications issues, no other event is quite like The 2012 Canadian Telecom Summit in covering the industry from every angle.

      The Canadian Telecom Summit has something for everyone! Hear keynote addresses from senior executives from across the industry. Meet with your suppliers, customers and peers for 3 full days of thought provoking interaction.

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      7:00 am
      Canadian Telecom Summit, Toronto
    2. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqjbgb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

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  82. Jun
    5
    Tue

    1. MagNet 2012, Toronto (all-day)
      Jun 5 – Jun 8

      http://magnet.magazinescanada.ca/

      MagNet is Canada’s national public policy, professional development and networking conference for magazine professionals. This internationally acclaimed event attracts participants from around the world with its targeted and dynamic programming. The industry’s top leaders, innovators, thinkers and visionaries congregate once a year in downtown Toronto to attend MagNet, produced collaboratively by Canada’s key industry associations.

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      MagNet 2012, Toronto (all-day)
    2. Canadian Telecom Summit, Toronto
      7:00 am – 5:45 pm

      http://www.gstconferences.com/home

      For three full days, The Canadian Telecom Summit delivers thought provoking presentations from the prime movers of the industry. The Canadian Telecom Summit gives you the chance to hear from and talk with them in both a structured atmosphere of frank discussion and high octane idea exchange and schmooze in a more relaxed social setting of genial conversation.

      The leadership of the telecom, broadcast & IT industries will converge at the Toronto Congress Centre to discuss the key issues and trends that will impact this critical sector of the economy. Join more than 500 of your peers, suppliers, policy makers, regulators, customers and competitors in attending telecom’s most important gathering.

      Now in its 11th year, The Canadian Telecom Summit has become the place for Canada’s ICT leaders to meet, interact and do business. As in past years, this year’s Summit will feature high-octane interaction, top-level keynote speakers and thought-provoking panel discussions. Plan to join us.

      The 2012 Canadian Telecom Summit features cutting-edge topics for its panel discussions. This year, in addition to our always popular Regulatory Blockbuster panel, we are featuring sessions devoted to LTE: The future of mobile; Connecting Canadians: Delivering broadband to all; Wireless Broadband: Our insatiable thirst for spectrum; Privacy & Security: Guarding information in a transparent world; Unified Communications: The evolving future of business; Evolution of Consumer Communications: Compete or collaborate; Tablets, TVs and Smartphones, Oh My!: The explosion of the multiscreen universe; and, Cloud Computing. With so much public attention is focused on telecommunications issues, no other event is quite like The 2012 Canadian Telecom Summit in covering the industry from every angle.

      The Canadian Telecom Summit has something for everyone! Hear keynote addresses from senior executives from across the industry. Meet with your suppliers, customers and peers for 3 full days of thought provoking interaction.

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      7:00 am
      Canadian Telecom Summit, Toronto
    3. Responsive Enhancement, Vancouver
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      Responsive Enhancement

      More information on this event will be available on April 4th

      Responsive design is one of the most exciting developments to hit the web for some time. But there’s a common misconception that it involves merely slapping some media queries on to an existing desktop-centric site and labelling the result “mobile-friendly.” Nothing could be further from the truth.

      What will you learn?

      This workshop will help you to construct web sites that will feel natural on a whole range of devices, from mobile phones to tablets, laptops, e-readers and devices we haven’t even thought of yet. You’ll learn how to:

      • Ensure that no visitor is denied access to information.
      • Decide when to switch layouts using media queries.
      • Apply fluid layouts based on percentages.
      • Serve up different sized images for different environments .
      • Prioritise content.

      What should you bring?

      Bring some paper and a writing device (I find a pen works well). If you want to bring a laptop to play along with some of the code examples, you can but it isn’t necessary. I’ll give you all the slides and examples so don’t worry about frantically taking notes.

      What should you know?

      This workshop is aimed at both designers and developers (and if you’re a content strategist, there’s some good stuff for you too). There will be a healthy dollop of code (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) but it’s the concepts that really matter so don’t worry if you’re not that confident with development.

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      9:00 am
      Responsive Enhancement, Vancouver
  83. Jun
    6
    Wed

    1. Canadian Telecom Summit, Toronto
      7:00 am – 5:45 pm

      http://www.gstconferences.com/home

      For three full days, The Canadian Telecom Summit delivers thought provoking presentations from the prime movers of the industry. The Canadian Telecom Summit gives you the chance to hear from and talk with them in both a structured atmosphere of frank discussion and high octane idea exchange and schmooze in a more relaxed social setting of genial conversation.

      The leadership of the telecom, broadcast & IT industries will converge at the Toronto Congress Centre to discuss the key issues and trends that will impact this critical sector of the economy. Join more than 500 of your peers, suppliers, policy makers, regulators, customers and competitors in attending telecom’s most important gathering.

      Now in its 11th year, The Canadian Telecom Summit has become the place for Canada’s ICT leaders to meet, interact and do business. As in past years, this year’s Summit will feature high-octane interaction, top-level keynote speakers and thought-provoking panel discussions. Plan to join us.

      The 2012 Canadian Telecom Summit features cutting-edge topics for its panel discussions. This year, in addition to our always popular Regulatory Blockbuster panel, we are featuring sessions devoted to LTE: The future of mobile; Connecting Canadians: Delivering broadband to all; Wireless Broadband: Our insatiable thirst for spectrum; Privacy & Security: Guarding information in a transparent world; Unified Communications: The evolving future of business; Evolution of Consumer Communications: Compete or collaborate; Tablets, TVs and Smartphones, Oh My!: The explosion of the multiscreen universe; and, Cloud Computing. With so much public attention is focused on telecommunications issues, no other event is quite like The 2012 Canadian Telecom Summit in covering the industry from every angle.

      The Canadian Telecom Summit has something for everyone! Hear keynote addresses from senior executives from across the industry. Meet with your suppliers, customers and peers for 3 full days of thought provoking interaction.

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      7:00 am
      Canadian Telecom Summit, Toronto
    2. Interlink Conference, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Early Bird passes will be available starting February 1st @ 8:00am

      Interlink Conference is a small hand-crafted event created for web professionals of all types. Explore the intersection of web design, code, and content during 2 empowering days of curated talks and workshops in Vancouver.

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    3. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

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      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  84. Jun
    7
    Thu

    1. Interlink Conference, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Early Bird passes will be available starting February 1st @ 8:00am

      Interlink Conference is a small hand-crafted event created for web professionals of all types. Explore the intersection of web design, code, and content during 2 empowering days of curated talks and workshops in Vancouver.

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      8:00 am
      Interlink Conference, Vancouver
  85. Jun
    8
    Fri

    1. Social Media Camp, Victoria (all-day)
      Jun 8

      http://socialmediacamp.ca/

      SMC brings together the brightest social media minds in North America for 2-days of social media exploration, sharing & teaching, with a rather large dash of networking.

      Join an estimated 800+ people from across North America on June 8-9, 2012 for Canada’s social media event of the year featuring New York Times Bestselling author Chris Brogan.

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      Social Media Camp, Victoria (all-day)
  86. Jun
    10
    Sun

    1. Banff World Media Festival, Banff (all-day)
      Jun 10

      http://www.banffmediafestival.com/

      The 2012 Banff World Media Festival is pleased to announce Emmy Award winning showrunner of ‘Boardwalk Empire,’ Terence Winter will be featured in a masterclass at the 2012 Festival, taking place June 10-13, 2012.

      “We are thrilled and excited to welcome Terence Winter to BANFF. His multiple award winning shows, including ‘Boardwalk Empire’, and his impressive career are sure to inspire the BANFF delegates”, Ferne Cohen, Executive Director of the BANFF Festival said. Currently, Winter is working with Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger on a new HBO series set in the world of rock music, circa 1977.

      The BANFF Masterclass series has hosted some of the most influential television Creators, Executive Producers & Showrunners including Greg Daniels (‘Parks & Recreation’), Vena Sud (‘The Killing’), Bill Brady (‘The Big Bang Theory’), Jack Bender (‘Lost’), David Shore (‘House’) and David Zucker (‘The Good Wife’), to name a few.

      “The 2012 line-up is shaping up to be our best yet”, Cohen said.

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      Banff World Media Festival, Banff (all-day)
    2. IEEE International Conference on Communications, Ottawa (all-day)
      Jun 10 – Jun 14

      http://www.ieee-icc.org/2012/index.html

      Since 1965 the IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) has been the flagship event of the IEEE Communications Society.

      The IEEE Ottawa Section is proud to host IEEE ICC 2012 Conference, Industry Forums and Exhibition from 10-15 June 2012 at the newly Ottawa Convention Centre which is located on the scenic banks of the Rideau Canal and embedded in the cultural centre of Ottawa.

      The ICC 2012 is expected to attract and bring together thousands of the world’s industry leaders, scientists, academics, engineering professionals, policy makers, and government officials to the presentation of nearly 1,500 keynotes, business panels, technical papers, workshops and tutorials held under the theme of the conference is “CONNECT • COMMUNICATE • COLLABORATE“. For participants it promises to stimulate the scientific exchange of ideas, the identification of future trends in communications, and the illumination of business opportunities.

      The ICC 2012 conference has a balance between the industry and academia participation. The ICC 2012 conference has also been expanded to include the new 16 Industry Forums (recommended by industry), which will detail the latest advancements in communications worldwide:

      · Wireless Evolution
      · Wired Broadband
      · Cloud Communications & Networking
      · Policy & Control
      · Device Ecosystems
      · Network Convergence
      · On-Line Mediation & Charging
      · Identity Management
      · IPTV
      · Application Frameworks
      · Content Delivery
      · Service Management
      · Government & Defence
      · Energy Management
      · HealthCare
      · Hospitality

      The conference also features 12 Technical Symposia where hundreds of high qualified accepted technical papers will be presented:

      · Wireless Networking
      · Wireless Communications
      · Optical Networks & Systems
      · Communications & Information Systems Security
      · Communication QoS, Reliability & Modeling
      · Comm. Software Services & Multimedia Applications
      · Next-Generation Networking
      · Communications Theory
      · Signal Processing
      · Ad Hoc Sensor Networking
      · Cognitive Radio & Networks
      · Selected Areas in Communications:
      - Access Networks
      - E-Health
      - Powerline Communications
      - Smart Grid
      - Satellite & Space Communications
      - Tactical Communications & Operations

      Therefore the focus of IEEE ICC 2012 is to bring the industry and academia to meet and discuss the trends of the of the communications market.

      The Ottawa region is an ideal location for ICC 2012. It is not only the hub of the Canadian government but it is also a core Canadian centre for high technology and referred to Silicon Valley North. There are more than 1800 companies in the area of software, telecommunications, photonics, semiconductors, defence and security, wireless technology, and many other. It boasts the highest level of R&D spending per capita in Canada.

      Come early and enjoy your stay in the National Capital and Canada’s hub of technology innovation and creativity.

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      IEEE International Conference on Communications, Ottawa (all-day)
  87. Jun
    11
    Mon

    1. Banff World Media Festival, Banff (all-day)
      Jun 11

      http://www.banffmediafestival.com/

      The 2012 Banff World Media Festival is pleased to announce Emmy Award winning showrunner of ‘Boardwalk Empire,’ Terence Winter will be featured in a masterclass at the 2012 Festival, taking place June 10-13, 2012.

      “We are thrilled and excited to welcome Terence Winter to BANFF. His multiple award winning shows, including ‘Boardwalk Empire’, and his impressive career are sure to inspire the BANFF delegates”, Ferne Cohen, Executive Director of the BANFF Festival said. Currently, Winter is working with Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger on a new HBO series set in the world of rock music, circa 1977.

      The BANFF Masterclass series has hosted some of the most influential television Creators, Executive Producers & Showrunners including Greg Daniels (‘Parks & Recreation’), Vena Sud (‘The Killing’), Bill Brady (‘The Big Bang Theory’), Jack Bender (‘Lost’), David Shore (‘House’) and David Zucker (‘The Good Wife’), to name a few.

      “The 2012 line-up is shaping up to be our best yet”, Cohen said.

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      Banff World Media Festival, Banff (all-day)
    2. NXNE, Toronto (all-day)
      Jun 11 – Jun 17

      Submissions for NXNE Music and Film, taking place June 11-17, 2012, close at midnight on January 31. NXNE invites musicians and filmmakers to apply for a chance to be a part of one of the world’s premier festivals for new music and music-related films.

      Submissions are accepted – online only – until January 31, 2012, for $38.

      All NXNE passes go on sale January 16:

      • NXNE Priority Passes (Music & Film, plus selected Interactive sessions)
      • NXNE Interactive Passes (all Interactive sessions)
      • Interactive Workshop Passes
      • all Combo passes (ie, the Duo Combo and irresistibly named Mundo Combo – including various combinations of Music, Film, Interactive, and Workshop shows/sessions)

      Wristbands – full festival, 1-day, and Film-only – go on sale mid-April.

      NXNE 2011 was the festival’s best year ever, with over 300,000 people experiencing NXNE Music, Film and Interactive over 7 days. This year NXNE Music brought veterans of punk, new wave and hip-hop to the festival with blowout performances by Descendents, OFF!, Devo, Men Without Hats, The Pharcyde and Digable Planets. NXNE 2011 performers poised for a breakout year ahead include Braids, Grimes, Wild Nothing, Dirty Beaches and Prince Rama. And all NXNE 2011 artists enjoyed the rare opportunity to reach thousands of new fans, meet key industry people, be noticed by influential national & international media – and to take their careers to the next level.

      NXNE Music programs music across a full range of genres: rock, hip-hop, punk, alt-country, DJ, folk, electronica, reggae, experimental and more. NXNE Film screens features, documentaries, shorts, animations, and experimental films – anything in which music is front and centre.

      Now in its 18th year, North by Northeast Festivals and Conference (NXNE)has become the Canadian festival destination for emerging artists and major-label headliners, for music filmmakers, and for digital interactive innovators bridging the gap between technology and the arts. Seen as the most anticipated summer music event in Canada, NXNE Music, NXNE Film, and NXNE Interactive are an essential gathering for artists, industry, and fans. We’re based in Toronto, but bring a global perspective to our programming. NXNE’s mission is to

      • provide a forum for the best new music, in which fans can catch emerging artists – tomorrow’s stars – and today’s most popular acts at intimate club venues
      • screen the year’s most exciting music-themed films
      • explore and develop common ground between the creative industries and the interactive world
      • present Toronto with an annual marquee tourist destination festival by showcasing international headline performers at huge free outdoor concerts

      In all, NXNE runs 7 days and nights, draws over 300,000 attendees, and generates an annual economic impact of more than $47 million on the city of Toronto.

      For five days and nights, NXNE Music offers the hottest music and the freshest music-related ideas—all within a few km of each other. NXNE 2011 presented over 625 international, national and local acts at 50 official festival stages in downtown Toronto’s famous club district.

      Many performers have played NXNE on their way to major worldwide breakthroughs. Hotly tipped buzz bands and soon-to-be-discovered gems join international touring acts, making NXNE eclectic and exciting.

      NXNE Film screens 40+ of the year’s best music-themed features, documentaries, shorts, and experimental films from around the world. Directors ( like (Don Letts, Guy Maddin), producers, actors and musicians attend many of the screenings – many of which are world or Canadian premieres. NXNE 2011 showed 69 of the most interesting music-related films you’ll find anywhere.

      NXNE Interactive (NXNEi) is a digital interactive media conference like no other. It brings together content-creating artists, tech entrepreneurs, digital marketing gurus, web business experts, and social media aficionados for four days of workshops, presentations, and panels that explore the newest ideas in bridging the gap between creativity and the interactive world. NXNEi’s afternoon sessions combine the Music and Film focus in an event that engage the industry delegates who attend NXNE.

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      NXNE, Toronto (all-day)
    3. SES Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      SES Toronto will be packed with sessions covering topics such as PPC management, keyword research, SEO, social media, local, mobile, link building, duplicate content, multiple site issues, video optimization, site optimization, usability and more while offering high-level strategy, big picture, keynotes, an exhibit floor with companies that can help you grow your business, networking events, parties and more. See you there!

      For 13 years, the global SES Conference & Expo Series has educated thousands of delegates, with a 98% satisfaction rate.

      • Learn how search engines rank web pages and optimize yours to out-rank competitors
      • Discover new methods of link building to keep your brand in front of your customers
      • Increase traffic via organic listings and avoid “spam” penalties
      • Optimize and rank better with pay-per-click campaigns
      • Improve user experience and increase conversions by testing and tuning landing pages
      • Track performance and maximize ROI using free and paid analytics software
      • Network with peers and experts to learn the latest tips and trends.

      Events times given are estimates. Please see event web site for agenda.

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  88. Jun
    12
    Tue

    1. Banff World Media Festival, Banff (all-day)
      Jun 12

      http://www.banffmediafestival.com/

      The 2012 Banff World Media Festival is pleased to announce Emmy Award winning showrunner of ‘Boardwalk Empire,’ Terence Winter will be featured in a masterclass at the 2012 Festival, taking place June 10-13, 2012.

      “We are thrilled and excited to welcome Terence Winter to BANFF. His multiple award winning shows, including ‘Boardwalk Empire’, and his impressive career are sure to inspire the BANFF delegates”, Ferne Cohen, Executive Director of the BANFF Festival said. Currently, Winter is working with Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger on a new HBO series set in the world of rock music, circa 1977.

      The BANFF Masterclass series has hosted some of the most influential television Creators, Executive Producers & Showrunners including Greg Daniels (‘Parks & Recreation’), Vena Sud (‘The Killing’), Bill Brady (‘The Big Bang Theory’), Jack Bender (‘Lost’), David Shore (‘House’) and David Zucker (‘The Good Wife’), to name a few.

      “The 2012 line-up is shaping up to be our best yet”, Cohen said.

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      Banff World Media Festival, Banff (all-day)
    2. SES Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      SES Toronto will be packed with sessions covering topics such as PPC management, keyword research, SEO, social media, local, mobile, link building, duplicate content, multiple site issues, video optimization, site optimization, usability and more while offering high-level strategy, big picture, keynotes, an exhibit floor with companies that can help you grow your business, networking events, parties and more. See you there!

      For 13 years, the global SES Conference & Expo Series has educated thousands of delegates, with a 98% satisfaction rate.

      • Learn how search engines rank web pages and optimize yours to out-rank competitors
      • Discover new methods of link building to keep your brand in front of your customers
      • Increase traffic via organic listings and avoid “spam” penalties
      • Optimize and rank better with pay-per-click campaigns
      • Improve user experience and increase conversions by testing and tuning landing pages
      • Track performance and maximize ROI using free and paid analytics software
      • Network with peers and experts to learn the latest tips and trends.

      Events times given are estimates. Please see event web site for agenda.

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      8:00 am
      SES Toronto
  89. Jun
    13
    Wed

    1. Banff World Media Festival, Banff (all-day)
      Jun 13

      http://www.banffmediafestival.com/

      The 2012 Banff World Media Festival is pleased to announce Emmy Award winning showrunner of ‘Boardwalk Empire,’ Terence Winter will be featured in a masterclass at the 2012 Festival, taking place June 10-13, 2012.

      “We are thrilled and excited to welcome Terence Winter to BANFF. His multiple award winning shows, including ‘Boardwalk Empire’, and his impressive career are sure to inspire the BANFF delegates”, Ferne Cohen, Executive Director of the BANFF Festival said. Currently, Winter is working with Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger on a new HBO series set in the world of rock music, circa 1977.

      The BANFF Masterclass series has hosted some of the most influential television Creators, Executive Producers & Showrunners including Greg Daniels (‘Parks & Recreation’), Vena Sud (‘The Killing’), Bill Brady (‘The Big Bang Theory’), Jack Bender (‘Lost’), David Shore (‘House’) and David Zucker (‘The Good Wife’), to name a few.

      “The 2012 line-up is shaping up to be our best yet”, Cohen said.

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      Banff World Media Festival, Banff (all-day)
    2. Mobile Money Forum, Montreal
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      “The mobile money industry is continuing to evolve very quickly,” said Michel Bruyère, CEO of Neotelis, “We are looking forward to bringing together key players for two days of networking, presentations, demos and discussions on the evolution, trends and key issues facing the industry.”

      The mobile money ecosystem encompasses mobile banking, mobile payments, mobile money transfers, mobile commerce and other related mobile services. The 2012 Mobile Money Forum will give attendees the opportunity to hear about and discuss the impact of mobile money in the North American, European and international markets with speakers and delegates from the financial, telecom, mobile commerce and other related sectors.

      Past editions of the Mobile Money Forum have included speakers from American Express, Belgacom, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Desjardins, Ericsson, International Financial Centre Montreal, Interac, KPMG, PayPal, Research in Motion, Rogers, Verifone, Visa and Western Union and others. Attendees represented diverse organizations including Bank of Montreal, Bell Canada, Canadian Radio-television & Telecommunications Commission, Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association, Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, ING Direct Canada, National Bank of Canada, Orange, Scotiabank, TD Bank and others.

      REGISTER EARLY AND SAVE!

      Get a Super Early Bird Full Pass until 31 March @ $995 + tax

      Get an Early Bird Full Pass from 1 April until 12 May @ $1295 + tax

      Pay full price for a Full Pass from 13 May until date of the Forum @ $1495 + tax

      If you wish to register more than one person from the same company at the same time, please contact us at mobilemoney@neotelis.com

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    3. SES Toronto
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      SES Toronto will be packed with sessions covering topics such as PPC management, keyword research, SEO, social media, local, mobile, link building, duplicate content, multiple site issues, video optimization, site optimization, usability and more while offering high-level strategy, big picture, keynotes, an exhibit floor with companies that can help you grow your business, networking events, parties and more. See you there!

      For 13 years, the global SES Conference & Expo Series has educated thousands of delegates, with a 98% satisfaction rate.

      • Learn how search engines rank web pages and optimize yours to out-rank competitors
      • Discover new methods of link building to keep your brand in front of your customers
      • Increase traffic via organic listings and avoid “spam” penalties
      • Optimize and rank better with pay-per-click campaigns
      • Improve user experience and increase conversions by testing and tuning landing pages
      • Track performance and maximize ROI using free and paid analytics software
      • Network with peers and experts to learn the latest tips and trends.

      Events times given are estimates. Please see event web site for agenda.

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      8:00 am
      SES Toronto
    4. Ideacity 2012, Toronto
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Ideacity gathers speakers and performers, mavericks, big names, new names, unusual suspects and hidden treasures; and has them give it their all in a 17-minute talk or performance, on stage, in front of an audience of like-minded ideazens.  50 Presenters over the course of three days, punctuated by extra-long schmooze breaks and really roaring parties every night;  it’s an unexpected combination of elements that never fails to exceed the sum of its parts.

      ideacity is part of the ZoomerMedia interactive network

      ideacity begins each morning at 9:00am, sharp – registration and a continental breakfast begin at 7:30am.

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    5. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  90. Jun
    14
    Thu

    1. Mobile Money Forum, Montreal
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Event Information

      “The mobile money industry is continuing to evolve very quickly,” said Michel Bruyère, CEO of Neotelis, “We are looking forward to bringing together key players for two days of networking, presentations, demos and discussions on the evolution, trends and key issues facing the industry.”

      The mobile money ecosystem encompasses mobile banking, mobile payments, mobile money transfers, mobile commerce and other related mobile services. The 2012 Mobile Money Forum will give attendees the opportunity to hear about and discuss the impact of mobile money in the North American, European and international markets with speakers and delegates from the financial, telecom, mobile commerce and other related sectors.

      Past editions of the Mobile Money Forum have included speakers from American Express, Belgacom, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Desjardins, Ericsson, International Financial Centre Montreal, Interac, KPMG, PayPal, Research in Motion, Rogers, Verifone, Visa and Western Union and others. Attendees represented diverse organizations including Bank of Montreal, Bell Canada, Canadian Radio-television & Telecommunications Commission, Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association, Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, ING Direct Canada, National Bank of Canada, Orange, Scotiabank, TD Bank and others.

      REGISTER EARLY AND SAVE!

      Get a Super Early Bird Full Pass until 31 March @ $995 + tax

      Get an Early Bird Full Pass from 1 April until 12 May @ $1295 + tax

      Pay full price for a Full Pass from 13 May until date of the Forum @ $1495 + tax

      If you wish to register more than one person from the same company at the same time, please contact us at mobilemoney@neotelis.com

      +
      8:00 am
      Mobile Money Forum, Montreal
    2. Ideacity 2012, Toronto
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Ideacity gathers speakers and performers, mavericks, big names, new names, unusual suspects and hidden treasures; and has them give it their all in a 17-minute talk or performance, on stage, in front of an audience of like-minded ideazens.  50 Presenters over the course of three days, punctuated by extra-long schmooze breaks and really roaring parties every night;  it’s an unexpected combination of elements that never fails to exceed the sum of its parts.

      ideacity is part of the ZoomerMedia interactive network

      ideacity begins each morning at 9:00am, sharp – registration and a continental breakfast begin at 7:30am.

      +
      9:00 am
      Ideacity 2012, Toronto
    3. MoSo, Saskatoon
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      MoSo Conference

      Event Details Coming Soon.

      +
      9:00 am
      MoSo, Saskatoon
  91. Jun
    15
    Fri

    1. Ideacity 2012, Toronto
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Ideacity gathers speakers and performers, mavericks, big names, new names, unusual suspects and hidden treasures; and has them give it their all in a 17-minute talk or performance, on stage, in front of an audience of like-minded ideazens.  50 Presenters over the course of three days, punctuated by extra-long schmooze breaks and really roaring parties every night;  it’s an unexpected combination of elements that never fails to exceed the sum of its parts.

      ideacity is part of the ZoomerMedia interactive network

      ideacity begins each morning at 9:00am, sharp – registration and a continental breakfast begin at 7:30am.

      +
      9:00 am
      Ideacity 2012, Toronto
    2. MoSo, Saskatoon
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      MoSo Conference

      Event Details Coming Soon.

      +
      9:00 am
      MoSo, Saskatoon
  92. Jun
    16
    Sat

    1. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqjbvb/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:30 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
  93. Jun
    17
    Sun

    1. ProFusion 2012, Toronto
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Profusion Professional Imaging Expo for Photographers and Videographers

      If you want to learn more about the art of imaging, ProFusion will help to foster that passion with an incredible 2-day event filled with Master Photography seminars & training sessions with industry experts, Keynote speakers, and a one-of-a-kind Product Demonstration Theatre.

      Our aim is to create the most dynamic, technologically-advanced Pro Photo event in Canada. When you think about the art of imaging in Canada, we want you to think ProFusion.

      • Master Photographer Workshops
      • DSLR Video equipment and Seminars
      • Advanced Printing Workshops
      • Lighting, including innovative LED developments
      • Post-production hardware, software and workflow
      • Exciting Product Demos
      • Great Show Deals on Photo Gear
      +
      9:00 am
      ProFusion 2012, Toronto
  94. Jun
    18
    Mon

    1. ProFusion 2012, Toronto
      9:00 am – 6:00 pm

      Profusion Professional Imaging Expo for Photographers and Videographers

      If you want to learn more about the art of imaging, ProFusion will help to foster that passion with an incredible 2-day event filled with Master Photography seminars & training sessions with industry experts, Keynote speakers, and a one-of-a-kind Product Demonstration Theatre.

      Our aim is to create the most dynamic, technologically-advanced Pro Photo event in Canada. When you think about the art of imaging in Canada, we want you to think ProFusion.

      • Master Photographer Workshops
      • DSLR Video equipment and Seminars
      • Advanced Printing Workshops
      • Lighting, including innovative LED developments
      • Post-production hardware, software and workflow
      • Exciting Product Demos
      • Great Show Deals on Photo Gear
      +
      9:00 am
      ProFusion 2012, Toronto
  95. Jun
    20
    Wed

    1. Jalloo Festival of Animation and Games, Miramichi
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Join us for the Atlantic Coast’s gathering of professionals for Animation and Games.

      Entrpreneurship – Our speakers will be talking about what it takes to survive and even thrive in this industry. The emphesis is on small scale startups, both starting and maintaining, while workshops will introduce tools and skills to help you succeed.

      Arcade – Show off your games in this year’s Jalloo Arcade. Last year feedback said we needed a larger arcade, so we’ll try our best. Games from the Atlantic region are needed to fill out the Arcade. Contact us for details.

      Animation Festival – This year we will be tackling a traditional Animation Festival with screenings of international inspirational pieces and a showing of animation submissions in a friendly spirited competition.

      Game Jam – tba

      +
      8:00 am
      Jalloo Festival of Animation and Games, Miramichi
    2. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  96. Jun
    21
    Thu

    1. RTDNA National Conference, Toronto (all-day)
      Jun 21

      http://www.rtndacanada.com/CONFERENCE/default.asp

      Electronic journalism has come a long way since the 1900s. We have supplanted print as the way most people get their news, added pictures (and impact), and have transitioned into web-based media as well, extending our reach. We’ve brought war, peace and everything in between into people’s homes in an effort to make them better informed. We have a lot on which to pride ourselves!

      Join us for RTDNA’s National Conference, June 21-23, 2012 in Toronto, Ontario and help us celebrate over 100 years of experimental and commercial electronic journalism. Find out where we’ve come from and our accomplishments as a medium along the way – those things will truly shape our future!

      +
      RTDNA National Conference, Toronto (all-day)
    2. Jalloo Festival of Animation and Games, Miramichi
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Join us for the Atlantic Coast’s gathering of professionals for Animation and Games.

      Entrpreneurship – Our speakers will be talking about what it takes to survive and even thrive in this industry. The emphesis is on small scale startups, both starting and maintaining, while workshops will introduce tools and skills to help you succeed.

      Arcade – Show off your games in this year’s Jalloo Arcade. Last year feedback said we needed a larger arcade, so we’ll try our best. Games from the Atlantic region are needed to fill out the Arcade. Contact us for details.

      Animation Festival – This year we will be tackling a traditional Animation Festival with screenings of international inspirational pieces and a showing of animation submissions in a friendly spirited competition.

      Game Jam – tba

      +
      8:00 am
      Jalloo Festival of Animation and Games, Miramichi
  97. Jun
    22
    Fri

    1. RTDNA National Conference, Toronto (all-day)
      Jun 22

      http://www.rtndacanada.com/CONFERENCE/default.asp

      Electronic journalism has come a long way since the 1900s. We have supplanted print as the way most people get their news, added pictures (and impact), and have transitioned into web-based media as well, extending our reach. We’ve brought war, peace and everything in between into people’s homes in an effort to make them better informed. We have a lot on which to pride ourselves!

      Join us for RTDNA’s National Conference, June 21-23, 2012 in Toronto, Ontario and help us celebrate over 100 years of experimental and commercial electronic journalism. Find out where we’ve come from and our accomplishments as a medium along the way – those things will truly shape our future!

      +
      RTDNA National Conference, Toronto (all-day)
    2. Toronto Animation Arts Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Submissions open now until April 25 2012

      http://taafi.com/

      Event details tba

      +
      8:00 am
      Toronto Animation Arts Festival, Toronto
  98. Jun
    23
    Sat

    1. RTDNA National Conference, Toronto (all-day)
      Jun 23

      http://www.rtndacanada.com/CONFERENCE/default.asp

      Electronic journalism has come a long way since the 1900s. We have supplanted print as the way most people get their news, added pictures (and impact), and have transitioned into web-based media as well, extending our reach. We’ve brought war, peace and everything in between into people’s homes in an effort to make them better informed. We have a lot on which to pride ourselves!

      Join us for RTDNA’s National Conference, June 21-23, 2012 in Toronto, Ontario and help us celebrate over 100 years of experimental and commercial electronic journalism. Find out where we’ve come from and our accomplishments as a medium along the way – those things will truly shape our future!

      +
      RTDNA National Conference, Toronto (all-day)
    2. Toronto Animation Arts Festival, Toronto
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      Submissions open now until April 25 2012

      http://taafi.com/

      Event details tba

      +
      8:00 am
      Toronto Animation Arts Festival, Toronto
  99. Jun
    27
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  100. Jul
    2
    Mon

    1. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqkbdb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

      +
      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  101. Jul
    4
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  102. Jul
    6
    Fri

    1. Polaris Convention, Toronto
      9:00 am – 10:00 pm

      Event Information

      Science Fiction, Fantasy and related genres fan convention with panels, sessions, entertainment and awards, Please see the event’s web site for full information

      +
      9:00 am
      Polaris Convention, Toronto
  103. Jul
    7
    Sat

    1. Polaris Convention, Toronto
      9:00 am – 10:00 pm

      Event Information

      Science Fiction, Fantasy and related genres fan convention with panels, sessions, entertainment and awards, Please see the event’s web site for full information

      +
      9:00 am
      Polaris Convention, Toronto
  104. Jul
    8
    Sun

    1. Polaris Convention, Toronto
      9:00 am – 10:00 pm

      Event Information

      Science Fiction, Fantasy and related genres fan convention with panels, sessions, entertainment and awards, Please see the event’s web site for full information

      +
      9:00 am
      Polaris Convention, Toronto
  105. Jul
    11
    Wed

    1. International Startup Festival, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      The International Startup Festival is a three-day conference (July 11-13, 2012) on the business of startups. It brings together industry veterans and fresh faces, thought leaders and technology giants from around the world, for a series of lean, fast-paced events. It includes startup launches, inspiring keynotes, and deep-dives into hot sectors like mobility, social networking, and gaming. A great mix of conference and fun for all involved.

      Event times are estimates, please see the event site for further information

      +
      8:00 am
      International Startup Festival, Montreal
    2. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  106. Jul
    12
    Thu

    1. International Startup Festival, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      The International Startup Festival is a three-day conference (July 11-13, 2012) on the business of startups. It brings together industry veterans and fresh faces, thought leaders and technology giants from around the world, for a series of lean, fast-paced events. It includes startup launches, inspiring keynotes, and deep-dives into hot sectors like mobility, social networking, and gaming. A great mix of conference and fun for all involved.

      Event times are estimates, please see the event site for further information

      +
      8:00 am
      International Startup Festival, Montreal
  107. Jul
    13
    Fri

    1. International Startup Festival, Montreal
      8:00 am – 6:00 pm

      The International Startup Festival is a three-day conference (July 11-13, 2012) on the business of startups. It brings together industry veterans and fresh faces, thought leaders and technology giants from around the world, for a series of lean, fast-paced events. It includes startup launches, inspiring keynotes, and deep-dives into hot sectors like mobility, social networking, and gaming. A great mix of conference and fun for all involved.

      Event times are estimates, please see the event site for further information

      +
      8:00 am
      International Startup Festival, Montreal
  108. Jul
    18
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  109. Jul
    21
    Sat

    1. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqkbcc/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:30 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
  110. Jul
    25
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  111. Aug
    1
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  112. Aug
    6
    Mon

    1. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqlbjb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

      +
      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  113. Aug
    8
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  114. Aug
    15
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  115. Aug
    18
    Sat

    1. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqlbxb/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:30 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
  116. Aug
    22
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  117. Aug
    23
    Thu

    1. FanExpo Canada, Toronto
      2:00 pm – 9:00 pm

      http://www.fanexpocanada.com/

      Now entering its 18th year, FAN EXPO CANADA™ showcases over 700 exhibits and sprawls to over 400,000 square feet and over 75,000 fans.

      Each year the Expo has a phenomenal celebrity guest list who sign autographs, host presentations and conduct question and answer sessions with their fans. FAN EXPO CANADA™ has become one of the most famous and fan events in the world, the largest of its kind in all of Canada!

      +
      2:00 pm
      FanExpo Canada, Toronto
  118. Aug
    24
    Fri

    1. FanExpo Canada, Toronto
      10:00 am – 7:00 pm

      http://www.fanexpocanada.com/

      Now entering its 18th year, FAN EXPO CANADA™ showcases over 700 exhibits and sprawls to over 400,000 square feet and over 75,000 fans.

      Each year the Expo has a phenomenal celebrity guest list who sign autographs, host presentations and conduct question and answer sessions with their fans. FAN EXPO CANADA™ has become one of the most famous and fan events in the world, the largest of its kind in all of Canada!

      +
      10:00 am
      FanExpo Canada, Toronto
  119. Aug
    25
    Sat

    1. FanExpo Canada, Toronto
      10:00 am – 7:00 pm

      http://www.fanexpocanada.com/

      Now entering its 18th year, FAN EXPO CANADA™ showcases over 700 exhibits and sprawls to over 400,000 square feet and over 75,000 fans.

      Each year the Expo has a phenomenal celebrity guest list who sign autographs, host presentations and conduct question and answer sessions with their fans. FAN EXPO CANADA™ has become one of the most famous and fan events in the world, the largest of its kind in all of Canada!

      +
      10:00 am
      FanExpo Canada, Toronto
  120. Aug
    26
    Sun

    1. FanExpo Canada, Toronto
      10:00 am – 5:00 pm

      http://www.fanexpocanada.com/

      Now entering its 18th year, FAN EXPO CANADA™ showcases over 700 exhibits and sprawls to over 400,000 square feet and over 75,000 fans.

      Each year the Expo has a phenomenal celebrity guest list who sign autographs, host presentations and conduct question and answer sessions with their fans. FAN EXPO CANADA™ has become one of the most famous and fan events in the world, the largest of its kind in all of Canada!

      +
      10:00 am
      FanExpo Canada, Toronto
  121. Aug
    29
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  122. Sep
    3
    Mon

    1. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqmbfb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

      +
      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  123. Sep
    5
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  124. Sep
    12
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  125. Sep
    14
    Fri

    1. ComicCon, Montreal
      8:00 am – 11:45 pm

      Further Event Information TBA

      http://www.montrealcomiccon.com/en/index.html

      +
      8:00 am
      ComicCon, Montreal
  126. Sep
    15
    Sat

    1. ComicCon, Montreal
      8:00 am – 11:45 pm

      Further Event Information TBA

      http://www.montrealcomiccon.com/en/index.html

      +
      8:00 am
      ComicCon, Montreal
    2. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqmbtb/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:30 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
  127. Sep
    16
    Sun

    1. ComicCon, Montreal
      8:00 am – 11:45 pm

      Further Event Information TBA

      http://www.montrealcomiccon.com/en/index.html

      +
      8:00 am
      ComicCon, Montreal
  128. Sep
    19
    Wed

    1. Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
      8:00 am – 2:00 am

      The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) is the largest event of its kind in North America, a major film event attracting attendees from around the world. Film buffs, art lovers and cartoon fans won’t want to miss this year’s great line up of screenings taking place at several Ottawa theatre venues.

      +
      8:00 am
      Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
    2. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  129. Sep
    20
    Thu

    1. Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
      8:00 am – 2:00 am

      The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) is the largest event of its kind in North America, a major film event attracting attendees from around the world. Film buffs, art lovers and cartoon fans won’t want to miss this year’s great line up of screenings taking place at several Ottawa theatre venues.

      +
      8:00 am
      Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
  130. Sep
    21
    Fri

    1. Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
      8:00 am – 2:00 am

      The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) is the largest event of its kind in North America, a major film event attracting attendees from around the world. Film buffs, art lovers and cartoon fans won’t want to miss this year’s great line up of screenings taking place at several Ottawa theatre venues.

      +
      8:00 am
      Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
  131. Sep
    22
    Sat

    1. Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
      8:00 am – 2:00 am

      The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) is the largest event of its kind in North America, a major film event attracting attendees from around the world. Film buffs, art lovers and cartoon fans won’t want to miss this year’s great line up of screenings taking place at several Ottawa theatre venues.

      +
      8:00 am
      Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
  132. Sep
    23
    Sun

    1. Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
      8:00 am – 2:00 am

      The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) is the largest event of its kind in North America, a major film event attracting attendees from around the world. Film buffs, art lovers and cartoon fans won’t want to miss this year’s great line up of screenings taking place at several Ottawa theatre venues.

      +
      8:00 am
      Ottawa International Animation Festival, Ottawa
  133. Sep
    26
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  134. Sep
    28
    Fri

    1. VCON, Vancouver (all-day)
      Sep 28 – Sep 30

      http://www.vcon.ca/

      VCON is a general interest convention. We don’t specialize in one limited area but cover the broad spectrum of fan interests. Convention programming includes fantasy and SF literature, art, movies and television, models and collectables, gaming, personalities and celebrities, comics, music, trivia, writing (a number of our members are published authors), the history of SF, astronomy, space programs past and present, unusual science, in fact – anything at all to do with fantasy and SF that you can think of – and, finally, the phenomenon of fandom in and of itself.

      VCON is organized by a standing subcommittee of the West Coast Science Fiction Association

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      VCON, Vancouver (all-day)
  135. Sep
    29
    Sat

    1. The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses, Toronto
      8:00 pm – 11:00 pm

      Tickets Go On Sale March 31, 2012 – please check the event web site for ticket sales once tickets become available.

      Jason Michael Paul Productions, Inc. and Nintendo proudly present “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses“, a concert event that will take audiences of all ages on a thrilling orchestral adventure through one of the video game industry’s most beloved franchises.

      Conducted by Eímear Noone, “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses” is the first ever video game themed concert to feature a complete 4-movement symphony, arranged by Zelda Symphony music director Chad Seiter (Star Trek, LOST and Fringe), showcasing the enduring and ever-adored work of Nintendo composer and sound director Koji Kondo and his dedicated music team. Brought to life as never before, witness as 25 years of video game history unfolds complete with a gorgeous and cinematic video presentation, synced to picture with the game’s sensational, thematic and action-packed music played live by a full orchestra and choir.

      Special promo codes available to Club Nintendo members.

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      8:00 pm
      The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses, Toronto
  136. Oct
    1
    Mon

    1. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqnbcb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

      +
      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  137. Oct
    3
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  138. Oct
    8
    Mon

    1. E-Learn 2012, Montreal
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      E-Learn–World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, & Higher Education is an international conference organized by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) and co-sponsored by the International Journal on E-Learning.

      This annual conference serves as a multi-disciplinary forum for the exchange of information on research, development, and applications of all topics related to e-Learning in the Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education sectors.

      Call For Participation open until May 25, 2012

      This event runs daily from October 8 (registration day, no sessions) through 12th, with a social event on the afternoon/evening of October 11th.

      +
      8:00 am
      E-Learn 2012, Montreal
  139. Oct
    9
    Tue

    1. E-Learn 2012, Montreal
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      E-Learn–World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, & Higher Education is an international conference organized by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) and co-sponsored by the International Journal on E-Learning.

      This annual conference serves as a multi-disciplinary forum for the exchange of information on research, development, and applications of all topics related to e-Learning in the Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education sectors.

      Call For Participation open until May 25, 2012

      This event runs daily from October 8 (registration day, no sessions) through 12th, with a social event on the afternoon/evening of October 11th.

      +
      8:00 am
      E-Learn 2012, Montreal
  140. Oct
    10
    Wed

    1. E-Learn 2012, Montreal
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      E-Learn–World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, & Higher Education is an international conference organized by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) and co-sponsored by the International Journal on E-Learning.

      This annual conference serves as a multi-disciplinary forum for the exchange of information on research, development, and applications of all topics related to e-Learning in the Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education sectors.

      Call For Participation open until May 25, 2012

      This event runs daily from October 8 (registration day, no sessions) through 12th, with a social event on the afternoon/evening of October 11th.

      +
      8:00 am
      E-Learn 2012, Montreal
    2. Environmental Film Festival, Toronto
      9:00 am – 11:45 pm

      http://planetinfocus.org/film-festival/

      Submissions open January 23, 2012. For info, contact submissions@planetinfocus.org

      Don’t miss five full days of film premieres, receptions, workshops and gala presentations during Canada’s largest environmental film festival. With approximately 100 Canadian and international films to choose from, and artists and filmmakers from all over the world, festival-goers have a chance to get up close and personal with those that are helping to shine a light on the stories and issues that matter most. Be entertained and inspired in October. The Festival also offers:

      Children and Youth (Green Sprouts! Youth Filmmaker Showcase) Programs
      Industry Series featuring two days of panels, workshops and a Pitch Session devoted to film production, distribution and development funding;
      Festival School Program focusing on environmental education for elementary and secondary students (limited public screening tickets available)

      Venues

      TIFF Bell Lightbox – 350 King Street West Toronto, ON M5V 3X5

      Signy and Cleophée Eaton Theatre – Royal Ontario Museum – 100 Queens Park Toronto, ON M5S 2C6

      Al Green Theatre – Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre – 750 Spadina Avenue Toronto, ON M5S 2J2

      +
      9:00 am
      Environmental Film Festival, Toronto
    3. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  141. Oct
    11
    Thu

    1. E-Learn 2012, Montreal
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      E-Learn–World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, & Higher Education is an international conference organized by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) and co-sponsored by the International Journal on E-Learning.

      This annual conference serves as a multi-disciplinary forum for the exchange of information on research, development, and applications of all topics related to e-Learning in the Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education sectors.

      Call For Participation open until May 25, 2012

      This event runs daily from October 8 (registration day, no sessions) through 12th, with a social event on the afternoon/evening of October 11th.

      +
      8:00 am
      E-Learn 2012, Montreal
  142. Oct
    12
    Fri

    1. E-Learn 2012, Montreal
      8:00 am – 7:00 pm

      E-Learn–World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, & Higher Education is an international conference organized by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) and co-sponsored by the International Journal on E-Learning.

      This annual conference serves as a multi-disciplinary forum for the exchange of information on research, development, and applications of all topics related to e-Learning in the Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education sectors.

      Call For Participation open until May 25, 2012

      This event runs daily from October 8 (registration day, no sessions) through 12th, with a social event on the afternoon/evening of October 11th.

      +
      8:00 am
      E-Learn 2012, Montreal
  143. Oct
    17
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  144. Oct
    20
    Sat

    1. 18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
      Oct 20

      http://www.wcit2012.org/

      The World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT 2012) is a fast-paced 3-day conference that will focus on the theme of “ONE Vision for a Global Digital Society”. It will feature more than 100 high-profile speakers and attract up to 3,000 delegates from more than 80 countries, including representatives from industry, governments, academia, and civil society. The Congress will feature the following aspects:

      • A Digital Techno Jam, where thousands of Congress delegates and online contributors will collaborate and share their ideas, their passion, and their insights into the creation of a true bottom-up Global Digital Society Action Plan.
      • An unrivalled perspective on the promise of the digital revolution delivered by an exciting line-up of inspiring “digital guru” keynote speakers.
      • Keynote panels of internationally recognized thinkers from government, industry and academia will debate strategies, discuss what leading innovators or countries are doing and reflect on how digital collaboration among stakeholders can deliver the promise of the digital age.
      • Intense breakout sessions, where delegates, speakers, moderators, representatives from the ICT industry, and stakeholders will share best practices and prioritize the output of the Digital Techno Jam.
      • Unique showcases of Canadian Innovations and Young Global Innovators, where presenters will demonstrate world-changing ideas and answer questions from the audience.
      • An online social platform that will connect thousands of delegates before, during, and after the conference.
      • Structured B2B meeting sessions aimed at renewing or developing multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships with executives and decision-makers from both developed and emerging economies.
      • The WITSA Global ICT Excellence Awards Ceremony, which will honour organizations that have achieved exceptional results in using ICT to benefit societies, governments, individuals, organizations, and the private sector.
      • Optional pre-conference activities and parallel events
      • Unforgettable social events
      • A closing ceremony where the Global Digital Society Action Plan will be unveiled and become a tool for policy development, educational curricula, corporate citizenship programs, and much more.
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      18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
    2. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqnbbc/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

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      2:30 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
  145. Oct
    21
    Sun

    1. 18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
      Oct 21

      http://www.wcit2012.org/

      The World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT 2012) is a fast-paced 3-day conference that will focus on the theme of “ONE Vision for a Global Digital Society”. It will feature more than 100 high-profile speakers and attract up to 3,000 delegates from more than 80 countries, including representatives from industry, governments, academia, and civil society. The Congress will feature the following aspects:

      • A Digital Techno Jam, where thousands of Congress delegates and online contributors will collaborate and share their ideas, their passion, and their insights into the creation of a true bottom-up Global Digital Society Action Plan.
      • An unrivalled perspective on the promise of the digital revolution delivered by an exciting line-up of inspiring “digital guru” keynote speakers.
      • Keynote panels of internationally recognized thinkers from government, industry and academia will debate strategies, discuss what leading innovators or countries are doing and reflect on how digital collaboration among stakeholders can deliver the promise of the digital age.
      • Intense breakout sessions, where delegates, speakers, moderators, representatives from the ICT industry, and stakeholders will share best practices and prioritize the output of the Digital Techno Jam.
      • Unique showcases of Canadian Innovations and Young Global Innovators, where presenters will demonstrate world-changing ideas and answer questions from the audience.
      • An online social platform that will connect thousands of delegates before, during, and after the conference.
      • Structured B2B meeting sessions aimed at renewing or developing multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships with executives and decision-makers from both developed and emerging economies.
      • The WITSA Global ICT Excellence Awards Ceremony, which will honour organizations that have achieved exceptional results in using ICT to benefit societies, governments, individuals, organizations, and the private sector.
      • Optional pre-conference activities and parallel events
      • Unforgettable social events
      • A closing ceremony where the Global Digital Society Action Plan will be unveiled and become a tool for policy development, educational curricula, corporate citizenship programs, and much more.
      +
      18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
  146. Oct
    22
    Mon

    1. 18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
      Oct 22

      http://www.wcit2012.org/

      The World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT 2012) is a fast-paced 3-day conference that will focus on the theme of “ONE Vision for a Global Digital Society”. It will feature more than 100 high-profile speakers and attract up to 3,000 delegates from more than 80 countries, including representatives from industry, governments, academia, and civil society. The Congress will feature the following aspects:

      • A Digital Techno Jam, where thousands of Congress delegates and online contributors will collaborate and share their ideas, their passion, and their insights into the creation of a true bottom-up Global Digital Society Action Plan.
      • An unrivalled perspective on the promise of the digital revolution delivered by an exciting line-up of inspiring “digital guru” keynote speakers.
      • Keynote panels of internationally recognized thinkers from government, industry and academia will debate strategies, discuss what leading innovators or countries are doing and reflect on how digital collaboration among stakeholders can deliver the promise of the digital age.
      • Intense breakout sessions, where delegates, speakers, moderators, representatives from the ICT industry, and stakeholders will share best practices and prioritize the output of the Digital Techno Jam.
      • Unique showcases of Canadian Innovations and Young Global Innovators, where presenters will demonstrate world-changing ideas and answer questions from the audience.
      • An online social platform that will connect thousands of delegates before, during, and after the conference.
      • Structured B2B meeting sessions aimed at renewing or developing multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships with executives and decision-makers from both developed and emerging economies.
      • The WITSA Global ICT Excellence Awards Ceremony, which will honour organizations that have achieved exceptional results in using ICT to benefit societies, governments, individuals, organizations, and the private sector.
      • Optional pre-conference activities and parallel events
      • Unforgettable social events
      • A closing ceremony where the Global Digital Society Action Plan will be unveiled and become a tool for policy development, educational curricula, corporate citizenship programs, and much more.
      +
      18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
  147. Oct
    23
    Tue

    1. 18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
      Oct 23

      http://www.wcit2012.org/

      The World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT 2012) is a fast-paced 3-day conference that will focus on the theme of “ONE Vision for a Global Digital Society”. It will feature more than 100 high-profile speakers and attract up to 3,000 delegates from more than 80 countries, including representatives from industry, governments, academia, and civil society. The Congress will feature the following aspects:

      • A Digital Techno Jam, where thousands of Congress delegates and online contributors will collaborate and share their ideas, their passion, and their insights into the creation of a true bottom-up Global Digital Society Action Plan.
      • An unrivalled perspective on the promise of the digital revolution delivered by an exciting line-up of inspiring “digital guru” keynote speakers.
      • Keynote panels of internationally recognized thinkers from government, industry and academia will debate strategies, discuss what leading innovators or countries are doing and reflect on how digital collaboration among stakeholders can deliver the promise of the digital age.
      • Intense breakout sessions, where delegates, speakers, moderators, representatives from the ICT industry, and stakeholders will share best practices and prioritize the output of the Digital Techno Jam.
      • Unique showcases of Canadian Innovations and Young Global Innovators, where presenters will demonstrate world-changing ideas and answer questions from the audience.
      • An online social platform that will connect thousands of delegates before, during, and after the conference.
      • Structured B2B meeting sessions aimed at renewing or developing multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships with executives and decision-makers from both developed and emerging economies.
      • The WITSA Global ICT Excellence Awards Ceremony, which will honour organizations that have achieved exceptional results in using ICT to benefit societies, governments, individuals, organizations, and the private sector.
      • Optional pre-conference activities and parallel events
      • Unforgettable social events
      • A closing ceremony where the Global Digital Society Action Plan will be unveiled and become a tool for policy development, educational curricula, corporate citizenship programs, and much more.
      +
      18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
    2. Infrastructure Technology Summit, Edmonton
      8:30 am – 4:30 pm

      http://www.itechsummit.ca/edmonton/time-and-location.html

      Meet with a variety of vendors in one place
      Discover new products, services and companies that offer them
      Stay up-to-date on the latest technologies
      See technology in action through demonstrations
      Create a shortlist of vendors to consider purchasing from
      Gather the information needed to develop company IT strategy
      Understand how to leverage technology to create business value

      +
      8:30 am
      Infrastructure Technology Summit, Edmonton
  148. Oct
    24
    Wed

    1. 18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
      Oct 24

      http://www.wcit2012.org/

      The World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT 2012) is a fast-paced 3-day conference that will focus on the theme of “ONE Vision for a Global Digital Society”. It will feature more than 100 high-profile speakers and attract up to 3,000 delegates from more than 80 countries, including representatives from industry, governments, academia, and civil society. The Congress will feature the following aspects:

      • A Digital Techno Jam, where thousands of Congress delegates and online contributors will collaborate and share their ideas, their passion, and their insights into the creation of a true bottom-up Global Digital Society Action Plan.
      • An unrivalled perspective on the promise of the digital revolution delivered by an exciting line-up of inspiring “digital guru” keynote speakers.
      • Keynote panels of internationally recognized thinkers from government, industry and academia will debate strategies, discuss what leading innovators or countries are doing and reflect on how digital collaboration among stakeholders can deliver the promise of the digital age.
      • Intense breakout sessions, where delegates, speakers, moderators, representatives from the ICT industry, and stakeholders will share best practices and prioritize the output of the Digital Techno Jam.
      • Unique showcases of Canadian Innovations and Young Global Innovators, where presenters will demonstrate world-changing ideas and answer questions from the audience.
      • An online social platform that will connect thousands of delegates before, during, and after the conference.
      • Structured B2B meeting sessions aimed at renewing or developing multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships with executives and decision-makers from both developed and emerging economies.
      • The WITSA Global ICT Excellence Awards Ceremony, which will honour organizations that have achieved exceptional results in using ICT to benefit societies, governments, individuals, organizations, and the private sector.
      • Optional pre-conference activities and parallel events
      • Unforgettable social events
      • A closing ceremony where the Global Digital Society Action Plan will be unveiled and become a tool for policy development, educational curricula, corporate citizenship programs, and much more.
      +
      18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
    2. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  149. Oct
    25
    Thu

    1. 18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
      Oct 25

      http://www.wcit2012.org/

      The World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT 2012) is a fast-paced 3-day conference that will focus on the theme of “ONE Vision for a Global Digital Society”. It will feature more than 100 high-profile speakers and attract up to 3,000 delegates from more than 80 countries, including representatives from industry, governments, academia, and civil society. The Congress will feature the following aspects:

      • A Digital Techno Jam, where thousands of Congress delegates and online contributors will collaborate and share their ideas, their passion, and their insights into the creation of a true bottom-up Global Digital Society Action Plan.
      • An unrivalled perspective on the promise of the digital revolution delivered by an exciting line-up of inspiring “digital guru” keynote speakers.
      • Keynote panels of internationally recognized thinkers from government, industry and academia will debate strategies, discuss what leading innovators or countries are doing and reflect on how digital collaboration among stakeholders can deliver the promise of the digital age.
      • Intense breakout sessions, where delegates, speakers, moderators, representatives from the ICT industry, and stakeholders will share best practices and prioritize the output of the Digital Techno Jam.
      • Unique showcases of Canadian Innovations and Young Global Innovators, where presenters will demonstrate world-changing ideas and answer questions from the audience.
      • An online social platform that will connect thousands of delegates before, during, and after the conference.
      • Structured B2B meeting sessions aimed at renewing or developing multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships with executives and decision-makers from both developed and emerging economies.
      • The WITSA Global ICT Excellence Awards Ceremony, which will honour organizations that have achieved exceptional results in using ICT to benefit societies, governments, individuals, organizations, and the private sector.
      • Optional pre-conference activities and parallel events
      • Unforgettable social events
      • A closing ceremony where the Global Digital Society Action Plan will be unveiled and become a tool for policy development, educational curricula, corporate citizenship programs, and much more.
      +
      18th World Congress on Information Technology, Montreal (all-day)
    2. Infrastructure Technology Summit, Vancouver
      8:30 am – 4:30 pm

      http://www.itechsummit.ca/vancouver/time-and-location.html

      Meet with a variety of vendors in one place
      Discover new products, services and companies that offer them
      Stay up-to-date on the latest technologies
      See technology in action through demonstrations
      Create a shortlist of vendors to consider purchasing from
      Gather the information needed to develop company IT strategy
      Understand how to leverage technology to create business value

      +
      8:30 am
      Infrastructure Technology Summit, Vancouver
  150. Oct
    31
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  151. Nov
    5
    Mon

    1. Government Technology Exhibition and Conference, Ottawa
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      For 18 years GTEC (Government Technology Exhibition and Conference) has been inspiring public sector IT professionals with thought provoking demonstrations of advanced technology and a powerful line-up of speakers that features the best and brightest industry leaders. GTEC is Canada’s Government Technology Event, and one which attracts over 7000 participants, renowned speakers, and exhibitors from across Canada and around the world annually. The event offers something for everyone: from CIOs and ADMs to Program Managers and IT personnel. All come to meet and network with peers, celebrate technology accomplishments, learn from a “who’s who” of key note speakers, and see demonstrations of the most advanced technologies that are driving public sector IT initiatives at all levels of government in Canada and other countries.

      The event continues to build on a proven format — an informative 4 day Conference, impressive 2 day Exhibition and a captivating evening that includes a Gala Award Ceremony celebrating IT public sector accomplishments at the municipal, provincial, and federal level.

      Registration Open:
      -Open: Early February

      Call for Proposals
      -Open: Late January
      -Close: Mid-April

      Awards Nominations
      -Open: Early February

      +
      9:00 am
      Government Technology Exhibition and Conference, Ottawa
    2. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqpbhb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

      +
      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  152. Nov
    6
    Tue

    1. Government Technology Exhibition and Conference, Ottawa
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      For 18 years GTEC (Government Technology Exhibition and Conference) has been inspiring public sector IT professionals with thought provoking demonstrations of advanced technology and a powerful line-up of speakers that features the best and brightest industry leaders. GTEC is Canada’s Government Technology Event, and one which attracts over 7000 participants, renowned speakers, and exhibitors from across Canada and around the world annually. The event offers something for everyone: from CIOs and ADMs to Program Managers and IT personnel. All come to meet and network with peers, celebrate technology accomplishments, learn from a “who’s who” of key note speakers, and see demonstrations of the most advanced technologies that are driving public sector IT initiatives at all levels of government in Canada and other countries.

      The event continues to build on a proven format — an informative 4 day Conference, impressive 2 day Exhibition and a captivating evening that includes a Gala Award Ceremony celebrating IT public sector accomplishments at the municipal, provincial, and federal level.

      Registration Open:
      -Open: Early February

      Call for Proposals
      -Open: Late January
      -Close: Mid-April

      Awards Nominations
      -Open: Early February

      +
      9:00 am
      Government Technology Exhibition and Conference, Ottawa
  153. Nov
    7
    Wed

    1. Government Technology Exhibition and Conference, Ottawa
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      For 18 years GTEC (Government Technology Exhibition and Conference) has been inspiring public sector IT professionals with thought provoking demonstrations of advanced technology and a powerful line-up of speakers that features the best and brightest industry leaders. GTEC is Canada’s Government Technology Event, and one which attracts over 7000 participants, renowned speakers, and exhibitors from across Canada and around the world annually. The event offers something for everyone: from CIOs and ADMs to Program Managers and IT personnel. All come to meet and network with peers, celebrate technology accomplishments, learn from a “who’s who” of key note speakers, and see demonstrations of the most advanced technologies that are driving public sector IT initiatives at all levels of government in Canada and other countries.

      The event continues to build on a proven format — an informative 4 day Conference, impressive 2 day Exhibition and a captivating evening that includes a Gala Award Ceremony celebrating IT public sector accomplishments at the municipal, provincial, and federal level.

      Registration Open:
      -Open: Early February

      Call for Proposals
      -Open: Late January
      -Close: Mid-April

      Awards Nominations
      -Open: Early February

      +
      9:00 am
      Government Technology Exhibition and Conference, Ottawa
    2. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  154. Nov
    8
    Thu

    1. Government Technology Exhibition and Conference, Ottawa
      9:00 am – 5:00 pm

      For 18 years GTEC (Government Technology Exhibition and Conference) has been inspiring public sector IT professionals with thought provoking demonstrations of advanced technology and a powerful line-up of speakers that features the best and brightest industry leaders. GTEC is Canada’s Government Technology Event, and one which attracts over 7000 participants, renowned speakers, and exhibitors from across Canada and around the world annually. The event offers something for everyone: from CIOs and ADMs to Program Managers and IT personnel. All come to meet and network with peers, celebrate technology accomplishments, learn from a “who’s who” of key note speakers, and see demonstrations of the most advanced technologies that are driving public sector IT initiatives at all levels of government in Canada and other countries.

      The event continues to build on a proven format — an informative 4 day Conference, impressive 2 day Exhibition and a captivating evening that includes a Gala Award Ceremony celebrating IT public sector accomplishments at the municipal, provincial, and federal level.

      Registration Open:
      -Open: Early February

      Call for Proposals
      -Open: Late January
      -Close: Mid-April

      Awards Nominations
      -Open: Early February

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      9:00 am
      Government Technology Exhibition and Conference, Ottawa
  155. Nov
    14
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  156. Nov
    17
    Sat

    1. Chill Out And Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 6:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqpbwb/

      “We want to!”

      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:30 pm
      Chill Out And Chat, Victoria
  157. Nov
    21
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  158. Nov
    28
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  159. Nov
    30
    Fri

    1. Canadian Marketing Awards, Toronto
      5:00 pm – 11:45 pm

      http://www.the-cma.org/awards/

      details tba

      +
      5:00 pm
      Canadian Marketing Awards, Toronto
  160. Dec
    3
    Mon

    1. Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
      4:30 pm – 7:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/bqkppyqqbfb/

      “We love showing off our current projects!”
      Let’s discuss the latest events in the industry, tales of going Indie, and gameplay design, challenges, and solutions!

      We have a private room with a projector, screen, and a ton of tables and chairs. Show off your current projects; do some playtesting; or just relax and enjoy the awesome local food and beer.

      Because this is a private room, under-age individuals are allowed to come (with parent/guardian permission of course).

      +
      4:30 pm
      Level Up Show and Tell, Victoria
  161. Dec
    5
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  162. Dec
    12
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  163. Dec
    15
    Sat

    1. Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
      2:15 pm – 6:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyqqbtb/

      “We want to!”
      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:15 pm
      Chill Out and Chat, Victoria
  164. Dec
    19
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  165. Dec
    26
    Wed

    1. Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
      7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/Appsterdam-Vancouver/ – visit the meetup page, and then click Upcoming Meetups for individual event RSVP pages.

      Bring a project to work on, if you don’t have a project we’ll help you come up with one! See you there.

      +
      7:00 pm
      Appsterdam Weekly Coding And Coffee Night, Vancouver
  166. Jan
    19
    Sat

    1. Chill Out And Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 6:00 pm

      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyrcbzb/

      “We want to!”

      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:30 pm
      Chill Out And Chat, Victoria
  167. Feb
    16
    Sat

    1. Chill Out And Chat, Victoria
      2:30 pm – 6:00 pm
      http://www.meetup.com/levelup/events/mbfvpyrdbvb/
      “We want to!”

      Let’s get together at our newest brewpub on a lazy Saturday afternoon.

      This meetup is just for regular discussion, mingling, and good times – just hang out!

      Note that the venue has limited capacity and no projectors or anything, it’s just an awesome pub. If you don’t RSVP, there’s no guarantee there’ll be seating for you (or you might have to sit all alone at another table!)

      +
      2:30 pm
      Chill Out And Chat, Victoria
  168. Jun
    24
    Mon

    1. EdMedia 2013, Victoria (all-day)
      Jun 24 – Jun 28

      edMedia – site is currently populated with info for the 2012 event in Denver. Will update this entry when more information is available.

      +
      EdMedia 2013, Victoria (all-day)
  169. Aug
    10
    Sun

    1. SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 11:00 pm

      Did you miss SIGGRAPH 2011 in Vancouver? Here is a chance to redeem yourself:

      ACM SIGGRAPH

      After SIGGRAPH 2011 broke Vancouver’s previous all-time conference attendance records, it has become one of the most memorable SIGGRAPH conference cities. Due to this overwhelming attendance and community support, SIGGRAPH 2014 will return to Vancouver for the 41st International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, 10-14 August 2014. Dave Shreiner, Director of Graphics Technology at ARM, Inc, will serve as SIGGRAPH 2014 Conference Chair.

      +
      8:00 am
      SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
  170. Aug
    11
    Mon

    1. SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 11:00 pm

      Did you miss SIGGRAPH 2011 in Vancouver? Here is a chance to redeem yourself:

      ACM SIGGRAPH

      After SIGGRAPH 2011 broke Vancouver’s previous all-time conference attendance records, it has become one of the most memorable SIGGRAPH conference cities. Due to this overwhelming attendance and community support, SIGGRAPH 2014 will return to Vancouver for the 41st International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, 10-14 August 2014. Dave Shreiner, Director of Graphics Technology at ARM, Inc, will serve as SIGGRAPH 2014 Conference Chair.

      +
      8:00 am
      SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
  171. Aug
    12
    Tue

    1. SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 11:00 pm

      Did you miss SIGGRAPH 2011 in Vancouver? Here is a chance to redeem yourself:

      ACM SIGGRAPH

      After SIGGRAPH 2011 broke Vancouver’s previous all-time conference attendance records, it has become one of the most memorable SIGGRAPH conference cities. Due to this overwhelming attendance and community support, SIGGRAPH 2014 will return to Vancouver for the 41st International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, 10-14 August 2014. Dave Shreiner, Director of Graphics Technology at ARM, Inc, will serve as SIGGRAPH 2014 Conference Chair.

      +
      8:00 am
      SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
  172. Aug
    13
    Wed

    1. SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 11:00 pm

      Did you miss SIGGRAPH 2011 in Vancouver? Here is a chance to redeem yourself:

      ACM SIGGRAPH

      After SIGGRAPH 2011 broke Vancouver’s previous all-time conference attendance records, it has become one of the most memorable SIGGRAPH conference cities. Due to this overwhelming attendance and community support, SIGGRAPH 2014 will return to Vancouver for the 41st International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, 10-14 August 2014. Dave Shreiner, Director of Graphics Technology at ARM, Inc, will serve as SIGGRAPH 2014 Conference Chair.

      +
      8:00 am
      SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
  173. Aug
    14
    Thu

    1. SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver
      8:00 am – 11:00 pm

      Did you miss SIGGRAPH 2011 in Vancouver? Here is a chance to redeem yourself:

      ACM SIGGRAPH

      After SIGGRAPH 2011 broke Vancouver’s previous all-time conference attendance records, it has become one of the most memorable SIGGRAPH conference cities. Due to this overwhelming attendance and community support, SIGGRAPH 2014 will return to Vancouver for the 41st International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, 10-14 August 2014. Dave Shreiner, Director of Graphics Technology at ARM, Inc, will serve as SIGGRAPH 2014 Conference Chair.

      +
      8:00 am
      SIGGRAPH 2014, Vancouver

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