Latest Events in Calgary(June Updated)

Join us for the 60th and Final Annual CGCG Classic Golf Tournament – great swings, fun vibes, and good times! Welcome to the 60th & Final Annual CGCG Classic Golf Tournament! The Classic is back for its Grand Finale, so join us if you will, for the final installment of this legendary industry icon! Whether it’s your first time out with us, or your 50th, come and have a great time and send it off with a celebration worthy of its status! The CGCG Classic is the perfect way to enjoy some friendly competition and make great memories. Don't miss out on the action and the fun – see you on the green! Information Source: eventbrite

Join us for a fireside chat with Rob Morgan, CEO of AER, and Lauren Savoie, President & CEO of PTAC, on the energy regulatory landscape. On June 23, 2026, the PTAC Energy Table returns for a discussion with the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) to explore the evolving energy regulatory landscape and future industry developments. Hosted by PTAC Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada, from 7:45 AM to 9:30 AM at the Calgary Petroleum Club, industry leaders will gather to examine the AER’s regulatory priorities, strategic considerations for industry planning, and how collaboration can drive effective implementation and improve system-level outcomes. This fireside chat will explore themes such as the transition from policy intent to practical execution, the role of innovation and technology in a risk-based regulatory framework, management of mature assets and closure, and the growing importance of data, transparency, and regulatory reporting. The session is designed for open dialogue and will highlight common challenges, alignment opportunities, and practical approaches to collaborative progress. Join PTAC for this summer’s Energy Table, featuring a fireside chat between Rob Morgan, CEO of the AER and Lauren Savoie, President and CEO of PTAC. Gain valuable insights into collaboration, regulatory evolution, and the future direction of Alberta’s energy system. Information Source: Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada | eventbrite

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Bringing leaders, caregivers & experts together to rethink dementia care in Canada and build a more compassionate, coordinated future. StillMe: Rethinking Dementia Care in Canada – A Better Way Forward Join us for an evening of bold ideas, meaningful conversation, and real solutions. StillMe brings together people living with and impacted by dementia, care partners, healthcare professionals, community organizations, and system leaders to explore how dementia care in Canada can work better for everyone. This event is about shifting from frustration to possibility, and focusing on what it will take to build a more coordinated, compassionate, and accessible system. With more than 50,000 Albertans currently living with dementia and numbers expected to double in the next 15 years, the need for change has never been more urgent. Across Canada, nearly 750,000 people are living with dementia today, yet too many families are left navigating a fragmented and overwhelming system on their own. Drawing on insights from the Brainwell Institute’s Mind the Gap report and real-world examples, this event will highlight practical solutions and inspire collective action. Event Details Reception: 5:00 - 6:00 PM Speaker: 6:00 – 7:30 PM Networking: 7:30 - 8:00 PM Ross Glen Hall, Mount Royal University What to Expect Keynote Address – Dr. Saskia Sivananthan Hear from a national leader in dementia systems change as she shares practical, evidence-based approaches to making care more coordinated, accessible, and easier to navigate. Interactive Q&A Engage directly in the conversation. Ask questions, share perspectives, and explore how communities and systems can work better together. Resource Displays Connect with organizations, programs, and services that support people living with dementia and those who care for them. This is more than a conversation. It’s a step toward building a better way forward. Information Source: Alzheimer Calgary | eventbrite

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