ENERGY CREATION + STORAGE Let's power Nova Scotia towards a brighter tomorrow Dalhousie’s expert faculty and Halifax-based business partners will deliver a TED Talk-style presentation on the innovative and revolutionary work being done here in Halifax to deliver clean energy locally, nationally, and globally. As the world transitions towards sustainable practices, Nova Scotia is unique in its vast opportunities in the renewable energy sector. Our proximity to natural resources like our oceans, wind and natural gas allow us to harness the full potential of renewable energy in the province. This important and necessary move to electric and renewable energies will require double the energy usage in the coming years. To get there, we’ll need to explore emerging technologies, identify areas for collaboration and partnership, and accelerate and build the infrastructure for the transition. Is our grid ready? Join us at the 2024 Fall Dinner to discover how collaboration can unlock these resources, drive economic growth, and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future for the province.

Join us on Wednesday, October 23, 2024 at the Halifax Convention Centre. For over 25 years the Halifax Universities Career Fair has been working with employers to create an event that will meet their recruitment needs and help students explore their career options. It is anticipated that over 1200 university students, college students and recent graduates will attend Atlantic Canada's premier recruiting event. For more information and to register, please visit www.HalifaxCareerFair.ca. Partnership Opportunities are Available! Organized by Saint Mary's University, Dalhousie University and Mount Saint Vincent University, the Fair is an excellent opportunity to connect with enthusiastic university students and graduates from a broad range of disciplines. If you're looking to enhance your presence at the Fair, there are Partnership Opportunities available at various levels. To learn more about our Partnership Opportunities, please visit the 2024 HUCF Partnership Package.

Delivering an Agile and Responsive Public Service The public sector in Atlantic Canada has been on a remarkable journey of innovation, continuously striving to provide improved services to its citizens. Yet, as individuals become accustomed to the convenience of digital tools in their everyday lives, the public sector faces the challenge of matching these experiences and, crucially, ensuring trust and security in service delivery. Our upcoming conference offers a dynamic platform where innovation, digital strategies, and the seamless integration of technology come together to redefine the landscape of the public sector. Join us to unlock the potential of tomorrow today. Secure your spot and become a catalyst for change, contributing to a more agile, responsive public sector that not only enhances the experience of your colleagues and employees but, most importantly, enriches the lives of the people in the Atlantic provinces. Together, we can shape a brighter future for all. Where The Halifax Convention Centre When May 22nd, 2024 Start: 8:00 AM ET   A Sneak Peek of Our Speakers Natasha Clarke Deputy Minister, Cyber Security and Digital Solutions (CSDS) Government of Nova Scotia Christopher Clissold Chief Information Officer, Director General IT, IM Administration and Privacy Department of Veterans Affairs Wendy MacDermott […]

Building a Vibrant City Through Arts and Culture  Immerse yourself in an evening of captivating performances, thought-provoking discussions, and uplifting encounters that showcase the rich artistic heritage of Halifax. Be dazzled by the musical genius of the Symphony of Nova Scotia, be entertained by the unique theatrics of Neptune Theatre, and feast your eyes on the world-class art the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia has to offer. Arts and culture are the lifeblood that makes a city thrive. Providing Halifax with a sense of identity and uniqueness, the arts and culture scene draws visitors and inspires growth. Theatres, museums, and galleries all contribute to educational opportunities and create a sense of belonging in the community. Art promotes social cohesion and helps bridge cultural and linguistic divides, providing a forum for expression and sparking conversations about valuable issues. Whatever your age, social background, or lived experience, art serves as a platform for creativity and self-expression, promoting mental health and personal growth. The Halifax Chamber’s Fall Dinner shines a spotlight on the recovering to thriving art industry, exploring the profound impact that arts and culture have on a city's growth, identity, and social fabric. We know that arts and culture are a vital facet of […]