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Join us at Volta Halifax for the Radicle Growth book launch! Network, learn, and celebrate with author Dave Reynolds.
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Join us at Volta Halifax for the Radicle Growth book launch! Network, learn, and celebrate with author Dave Reynolds. |
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This event is by invitation only. If you are interested in attending, please reach out to Derek at derek@digitalnovascotia.com. – With recent U.S. tariff delays now extended until April 2, 2025, Canadian businesses must navigate ongoing uncertainty and adapt their global trade strategies. These tariffs not only impact technology hardware exports but also have indirect consequences for the broader digital goods and services industry. Join us for the second Executive Lounge session on tariffs and international, where industry leaders and trade policy experts will discuss new developments related to the implications of these tariffs, strategies to mitigate risks, and how businesses can leverage existing resources and networks. This session will provide an opportunity for executive-level decision-makers to connect with government officials, trade policy specialists, and economic development executives to discuss the current trade climate, explore avenues for international expansion, and gain valuable insights into upcoming policy shifts. This event is by invitation only and is limited to senior leaders and executives. Secure your spot today to be part of this important discussion. Spaces are limited. Special guests for this event include: Benjamin Bergen | President @ Council of Canadian Innovators (CCI) Benjamin Bergen is the President of the Council of […]
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Dive into the world of AI with inspiring showcases, insightful speakers, and networking opportunities. What's in store: 🚀 Showcase: Witness AI projects demonstrated by innovators in the field. 📚 Learn: Gain insights from industry experts on how they’re implementing AI in real-world applications. 🤝 Network: Connect with fellow professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and enthusiasts passionate about AI. Agenda: 6:00 PM: Doors Open 6:30 PM: Welcome from the Host 6:35 PM: AI Demos & Presentations 7:45 PM: Wrap-Up Demos & Presentations 8:30 PM: Doors Close NOTE: If you are unable to attend any of our events please take a minute and cancel your ticket. This allows our team to better prepare for every event. By attending this event, you agree to be photographed and/or filmed and give permission to Volta to use your image in promotional and/or marketing materials. |
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To celebrate Halifax Burger Bash, local software developer Andrew Burke is bringing home a talk he’s done at multiple events across North America, featuring burgers, coding, and punk rock. On the modern web, even simple promotional sites can be huge and bloated, weighed down with megabytes of assets, JavaScript, and plugins. This is like the top-heavy music industry of the 1970s–until punk rock came along and changed everything with fast, simple, direct music and a do-it-yourself anarchist aesthetic. Every year Halifax Burger Bash releases a big promotional website, and every year Andrew Burke makes his own unauthorized ultra-lightweight quick reference version of it, in the DIY spirit of punk rock. This wide-ranging talk for a general audience Andrew will: • Explore the surprisingly parallel histories of popular music and computer technology from the mid-1970s to today • Show how much functionality can be wrung out of just a tiny bit of programming • Explain every single line of code in the site–in just 10 minutes! • Offer some practical tips for bringing speed and impact to your own software • Share how punk’s DIY and anti-authoritarian philosophy is still as important as ever
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To celebrate Halifax Burger Bash, local software developer Andrew Burke is bringing home a talk he’s done at multiple events across North America, featuring burgers, coding, and punk rock. On the modern web, even simple promotional sites can be huge and bloated, weighed down with megabytes of assets, JavaScript, and plugins. This is like the top-heavy music industry of the 1970s–until punk rock came along and changed everything with fast, simple, direct music and a do-it-yourself anarchist aesthetic. Every year Halifax Burger Bash releases a big promotional website, and every year Andrew Burke makes his own unauthorized ultra-lightweight quick reference version of it, in the DIY spirit of punk rock. This wide-ranging talk for a general audience Andrew will: • Explore the surprisingly parallel histories of popular music and computer technology from the mid-1970s to today • Show how much functionality can be wrung out of just a tiny bit of programming • Explain every single line of code in the site–in just 10 minutes! • Offer some practical tips for bringing speed and impact to your own software • Share how punk’s DIY and anti-authoritarian philosophy is still as important as ever |
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The Converge - Data for Good National Datathon is a nationwide initiative bringing together data enthusiasts, mental health organizations, and nonprofit leaders to use data and analytics to drive meaningful change in mental health care. Participants will collaborate on real-world datasets to uncover insights, tackle challenges, and contribute to innovative solutions for systemic issues in the sector. Participants will work with real-world mental health datasets, gaining hands-on data analysis experience. The event connects data professionals and mental health advocates, encouraging discussions and collaborations. Teams will create data-driven solutions to support mental health innovation and drive positive change. Launch Event: Saturday, April 5, 2025. |
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ATLSECCON is a non-profit, volunteer-led information-security conference held in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Established in 2011, the conference is widely known as a knowledge repository for Atlantic Canada. Our mission is to provide quality information-security education and social networking accessible to all. It fills an industry gap to present a forum for attendees to harness the value of their shared experiences, for sponsors to showcase their industry solutions, and for speakers to provide diversified insights. |
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What is Speed Networking? Speed networking is a structured and fast-paced event designed to help professionals meet many new contacts in a short time. Similar to speed dating, participants have a few minutes to introduce themselves, share what they do, and exchange contact information before moving on to the next person. It’s a great way to build connections quickly and effectively! Timeline for a Speed Networking Event (4:30 PM - 6:30 PM) 🕓 4:30 - 4:45 PM | Registration & Welcome Check-in and grab a name tag. Welcome remarks & brief explanation of how the event works. 🕔 4:45 - 6:00 PM | Speed Networking Rounds Each round lasts 5 minutes (2.5 minutes per person to introduce themselves). One person shares their name, business, and what they’re looking for in a connection. After 5 minutes, participants rotate to the next person. Around 10-12 rounds total. 🕕 6:00 - 6:15 PM | Open Networking Free time to reconnect with people you met and exchange more details. Light refreshments available (optional). 🕡 6:15 - 6:30 PM | Closing Remarks & Wrap-Up Thank attendees and encourage follow-ups. Optional group photo or final networking session. |
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Join us at Third Wednesday! Pop by and chat with Halifax's tech/media/marketing community at the Atlantica Hotel. Introduce yourself during the 30-second intro/opportunity spots, and meet a great group of interesting people to chat with. All welcome, no need to register! |
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Join our security experts as they break down the data from our annual global survey highlighting current trends in cybersecurity, investments in technology and security solutions, areas of concerns, prevalence of certain data breaches, and how organizations are preparing for future threats and incidents.
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Discover the power of Supplier Diversity in the Atlantic region with this FREE event on April 24th! Join us for an exclusive Supplier Diversity Certification Information Session hosted by CGLCC at the Glitter Bean Café in Halifax! This engaging event is your chance to learn how supplier diversity can create opportunities for 2SLGBTQI+ businesses and communities. If you’re a business in Atlantic Canada wondering what a supplier diversity certification could mean for you, this event is your opportunity to connect, learn, and network with leaders who champion inclusion. Here’s what to expect: What is Supplier Diversity? Learn about its impact and how CGLCC helps certify 51% 2SLGBTQI+-owned businesses as diverse suppliers, directly from our Business Development Manager for Atlantic Canada: Nic Sánchez! Inspiring Speaker Sessions: Hear from community leaders in the region on resilience, growth, and building networks. Networking Opportunities: Connect with other business owners, allies, and advocates in an informal, supportive setting. Snacks & Beverages: Enjoy a selection of refreshments provided by this local café. Discover how supplier diversity can unlock new opportunities for your business and help you build meaningful connections within the 2SLGBTQI+ community. Spaces are limited, so register today! AGENDA 4:30pm: Doors Open & Mingling 5 – 7pm: Speaker Presentations & Networking Session |
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This month, UX NS is hosting a social and networking event in the Taproom at the New Scotland Brew Pub in Dartmouth! You read that right...UX NS's first event in Dartmouth! Join us for an afternoon of conversation, connection, and community on Saturday, April 26th, from 4:30 to 6:30 pm. Whether you're just starting to explore UX or are a seasoned professional, this event is a great opportunity to share ideas, hear new perspectives, and grow your network. Connect with others who care about creating thoughtful, human-centered experiences—everyone's welcome! Enjoy whatever you prefer to sip, be it a craft beer or a non-alcoholic beverage. Can't wait to see you there! |
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Meet and mingle with fellow entrepreneurs and connect with Propel Coaches and team members for a networking event at Lake City Cider in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Designed to connect entrepreneurs, investors, and industry professionals it's an event to put on your calendar this spring. Whether you're launching a new venture, curious about the startup scene, or eager to exchange ideas with like-minded innovators, this event is the perfect opportunity to expand your network and gain valuable insights. Enjoy engaging conversations, discover potential collaborations, and get inspired by success stories from fellow founders. Don’t miss out on this chance to build meaningful connections that could take your startup to the next level.
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Speaker: Jamil Sinno (Principal Consultant at SINNO TECHNOLOGIES) The web is for everyone—but not everyone can use it equally. Have you considered how accessibility barriers might be costing your business customers? In this talk, we’ll break down the fundamentals of web accessibility, explore the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), and discuss practical steps to make digital content more inclusive. Whether you’re a developer, designer, or business owner, this session will equip you with the knowledge to start your accessibility journey and build a more user-friendly web. CODE OF CONDUCT Agenda: 6:00PM – 6:15PM: Welcome & Registration 6:15PM – 6:20PM: Sponsor Speech 6:20PM – 7:00PM: Speaker Presentation 7:00PM – 7:45PM: Networking 7:45PM – 8:00PM: Program End |
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The Atlantic Canada AI Summit 2025 will take place from May 1-3, 2025, at Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Nova Scotia in the Loyola Conference Hall (LA 290). Organized by leading institutions, including Saint Mary’s University (SMU), Dalhousie University (DAL), the University of New Brunswick (UNB), Acadia University, Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN), and University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI); this summit fosters collaboration across academia and industry in Atlantic Canada. The Summit will showcase cutting-edge AI research, facilitate industry-academia collaboration, and highlight exceptional AI talent in the region. With an expected attendance of over 450 participants, including 100 faculty members, 150 industry leaders, and 200-300 students, the Summit provides a unique platform to: • Showcase your organization's AI initiatives and innovations. • Engage with emerging talent and identify potential recruits. • Network with academic experts, policymakers, and fellow industry leaders. • Explore opportunities for collaboration, sponsorship, and partnership. Health Data Challenge – Student Team Registration Now Open! University students: Please reach out to your university’s Co-Chair for more information and to register. Student general registration will be open on April 15. Cancellation Policy: - 100% of registration fees will be refunded if requested by April 18, 2025. - 50% of […]
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We're hosting a round of lightning demos with presenters showing us what they've been working on lately. Whether it's a side project, a cool project at work that you can share, or the result from a recent hackathon – we want you to show it off! 🔎 About Halihax Halihax' mission is to inspire, connect, and grow the builders and creators of the Atlantic Canadian technology ecosystem. Halihax offers a suite of resources to engage with the regional technology and startup community. Operating primarily as an online community through Slack, we offer a space for anyone to collaborate and learn with leading industry experts, and share support for local initiatives. Want to join in on the conversation? Join the conversation in our Slack community |
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