Build An Online Resume with HTML & CSS

McEwen School of Architecture 85 Elm Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

In this workshop, you will be applying the knowledge you learn to create a beautiful HTML & CSS resume. You’ll also learn how to incorporate techniques for creating maintainable CSS to make it easier to keep your resume updated and looking polished. Workshop Dates: This workshop will be run over the course of two evenings: Tuesday, June 5th from 5:30pm to 8:30pm and Wednesday, June 6th from 5:30pm - 8:30pm. Who is this for? Our Ladies Learning Code workshops offer female-identified and male-identified, trans, and non-binary adults hands-on, project-based learning experiences that are designed to give beginners the skills and confidence they need to become digital creators.

$55

Build An Online Resume with HTML & CSS

McEwen School of Architecture 85 Elm Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

In this workshop, you will be applying the knowledge you learn to create a beautiful HTML & CSS resume. You’ll also learn how to incorporate techniques for creating maintainable CSS to make it easier to keep your resume updated and looking polished. Workshop Dates: This workshop will be run over the course of two evenings: Tuesday, June 5th from 5:30pm to 8:30pm and Wednesday, June 6th from 5:30pm - 8:30pm. Who is this for? Our Ladies Learning Code workshops offer female-identified and male-identified, trans, and non-binary adults hands-on, project-based learning experiences that are designed to give beginners the skills and confidence they need to become digital creators.

$55

Financial Flexibility: Digital Banking

Greater Sudbury Public Library 74 Mackenzie Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Feel free to bring your digital device and join RBC Financial Advisors at the Lively Library in an interactive session to learn how online banking can save you time and money. Register online at http://calendar.sudburylibraries.ca/default/Month

Introduction to Blockchain 101

NORCAT 1545 Maley Drive, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

David Eason presents an introductory look at the applications of blockchain technology. The discussion will range from the inception of blockchain technology to the present day using real world examples to analyze the potential impact this technology will have on business and society. Finally, important considerations necessary for business planning to implement blockchain as a strategic initiative will be examined. David's experience at the forefront of the industry ensures a unique opportunity to gain insights into cutting edge technologies made possible by blockchain. Admission is FREE and coffee and refreshments will be served

Wills & Estates Planning

Greater Sudbury Public Library 74 Mackenzie Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

In partnership with RBC, Financial Planners will be discussing will and estate planning and how to design these to respond to your individual needs and circumstances. Join us on June 12 at the Copper Cliff Library, June 13 at the Chelmsford Library or June 20 at the Dowling Library. Register online at http://calendar.sudburylibraries.ca/default/Month

Free Workshop: Social Media and LinkedIn

Sudbury Vocational Resource Centre 124 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Most people know that the best way to find a job is through networking. You can go to networking meetings, tap into your own personal network, or ask friends who they know. With the Internet buzzing with social media, there are many ways to use it in order to network, and eventually find a job. This workshop will introduce you to some social media job search tools. You will also have the option to create a LinkedIn account. http://www.svrc.on.ca/en/employment-services/book-an-appointment

Women in Policing Event

Cambrian College 1400 Barrydowne Road, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Are YOU interested in pursuing a career in policing? If so, make sure to come to the Cambrian College Gymnasium on September 26th for an evening of inspirational GSPS speakers, hands-on activities, information booths and great refreshments. This event is inclusive to women, anyone who identifies as female, as well as transgender & non-binary participants who have an interest in the policing profession. Session Includes: - Prep test demo - Presentations from GSPS members - Networking Opportunity - Light snacks & refreshments - Free Parking - Chance to WIN a ride-along with a female officer DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS SEPTEMBER 17TH: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/women-in-policing-tickets-48699168524 **Participants MUST be registered in order to be entered into the draw to win a ride-along with a female officer**

Startup Bootcamp

NORCAT 1545 Maley Drive, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

We know that entrepreneurship can often seem daunting or intimidating to those first starting out. NORCAT Innovation Startup Bootcamp helps minimize this fear by providing aspiring entrepreneurs and the startup curious with the tools they need to get started. This FREE two-hour session will cover startup basics including: Developing a Business Model Canvas Crafting a Value Proposition Conducting Market Research Branding and Online Tools Available Funding Options Startup Bootcamp is designed to educate on the fundamentals needed to transform an idea into a startup; passion into a paycheck. Content covered comes from the former Startup101 program. Questions about the program? Email innovation@norcat.org or call 705 521 8324 ext 337

Science Cafés: Are humans driving evolution in backyard animals?

Science North

Cities are relatively recent and novel habitats for many animals. Living in an urban environment is not only changing the behaviour of animals but even their core genetic makeup. Habitat fragmentation by roads and highways, the availability of both natural and human foods, the light conditions, and the architecture are all contributing to changes in a range of species. Availability of natural foods and human foods, light conditions, and architecture are all contributing to changes in different species. What are the risks to biodiversity in urban environments? Are we at risk of increased pests or disease as species evolve? What are the evolutionary consequences for humans living in an urban environment? Free admission. No registration required.

Science Cafés: Artificial Intelligence: Not for Robots Anymore

Taphouse Northern Grill + Pub 1500 Regent Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Artificial intelligence (AI) is creeping into our homes and lives and has the potential to change how we live more than any other technology. While artificially intelligent software is able to understand what movies or music you will like or autonomously drive you to work, there are still questions, myths and safety issues with AI that need to be addressed. How is AI improving the safety and efficiency of our everyday jobs? How can AI be used in health, politics, and the environment? Will computers take over jobs in the future? How do we ensure that the goals of AI are aligned with our own? Panelists: Dr. Jennifer Boger, Assistant Professor University of Waterloo; Director of the Intelligent Technologies for Wellness and Independent Living Lab Daryl Dominique: Innovation and Commercialization Coordinator, Laurentian University Dr. Shehroz S. Khan, Scientist at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, University Health Network Free admission. No registration required.