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The Non-Profit Board Student Internship (NPBI) Program is a great way for students to learn how boards operate, to develop leadership and decision-making skills, and to get engaged in their communities. NPBI Program pairs each student with a non-profit board and mentor in the Edmonton community for the academic year. Students are admitted by applicationRead More
Recognize a neighbour who has helped you or others in a time of need, or who has shown leadership through initiatives that help make your neighbourhood feel safe, connected and friendly. Nominate your good neighbour for a chance to win a table for 6, valued at $120, for The Arden Theatre Plaza Series event, Good Neighbour Open MicRead More
Join us for this inaugural all-day outdoor event to raise funds for the Edmonton Police Service to keep our city safe. Sharp shooters (and not so sharp shooters) can participate in the thrill of North America’s fastest growing sport with a unique client-hosting opportunity.! Bustin’ for Badges will help purchase the best trained and skilledRead More
Explore your community with Jane’s Walk this weekend. EFCL wants to help you lead a Jane’s Walk in your neighbourhood. From September 17-19, 2021, everyday residents will tell stories about their communities, explore their cities and connect with neighbours. Jane Jacobs (1916-2006) was an urbanist and activist who championed citizen-led and community-inspired approach to cityRead More
Join the Program and Events Directors Café to share ideas on what to do with your community and how to coordinate activities. Learn how other Community League members do what they do. Get together to share ideas, skills, resources and experiences to help each other succeed. The Group Mentorship Café is a series of virtualRead More
Community League Day is an annual city-wide celebration held on the third Saturday in September that brings community and volunteers together to make great things happen in our city. It is a day to celebrate communities and encourage more people to get involved, especially through becoming League members. Come out, invite a friend and meetRead More
This event is an occasion to remember the police and peace officers who have fallen in the line of duty, and also recognizes families, friends and colleagues who have suffered the devastating loss of a loved one. The ceremony includes speeches from dignitaries and a reading of the names of Alberta’s fallen officers.
The Central Alberta Crime Prevention Centre is committed to offering crime prevention training opportunities that help create a strong network of trained crime prevention professionals in Central Alberta. They offer CPTED certificate courses, both Basic & Advanced, virtually, in a classroom, or at your location.
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