News from the communications and PR professionals who make up the Northern Lights chapter of the Canadian Public Relations Society (@CPRSnational).
Northern BC, NWT, and Yukon
Joined September 2011
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Congratulations to @timsbits for obtaining @CPRSNational’s Lamp of Service Award!
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Join us for our 'Engaging the Edmonton Community in Fundraising- Without a Budget' event on July 15th at noon! Our very own @TamaraVineberg , will share insight into successful fundraising without a budget. 🙌 Grab your tickets ➡️bit.ly/3NOVd0v
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On Mon June 13, join us in conversation w/this amazing panel of #comms #marketing pros (@dariamalin @adswithleah @ClarityCD) for expert insights on how to target & reconnect w/ stakeholders post-pandemic.
Register➡️eventbrite.ca/e/352207290487
#ProfessionalDevelopment #webinar #PR
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Calling all Marketing & Comms people! We've created an event you won't want to miss... spanning that space where both marketing & communication lives.
MarComForum.com - from $149 for a day pass
Packed with great sessions like this one:
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CPRS Members, if you're looking for support with facing today's challenges, visit CPRS Connect to access a selection of COVID resources. Ask questions and share your advice with your fellow members in our Discussion Forum. Log in to ow.ly/qzeL50zlRNr and connect today.
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So many rewards in volunteering for @CPRSNational and @CPRSNL - my career progress has accelerated greatly as a result of being a member. Thanks to all the volunteers that keep us #CPRSproud
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The @CPRSNational Awards of Excellence submissions close in ONE MONTH. The Awards feature 24 categories that both CPRS members and non-members can submit their best campaigns from the last two years for consideration. Do you have what it takes? ow.ly/bk9850xMYCR
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This makes me so happy. Social media has become a very negative place with strong links to depression and anxiety. I hope this group spreads to the small town community pages everywhere. We need it. #cprs nationalpost.com/news/how-di…
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All CPRS members who are looking for a good deal this weekend, should make sure to take advantage of the #CPRS2020 Extra Early Bird offer. Save yourself $375 on your full-conference pass by registering by Dec. 15! forms.cprs.ca/events/default…
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Did you miss the webinar last week? Visit the Bill Rees Learning Centre at cprs.ca/learn to view Kim McKechney's encore of his #CPRS2019 workshop session Everyone stepped up: Key lessons for professional communicators in the wake of the Humboldt Broncos
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Do something great by volunteering with @CPRSNational!
CPRS National is looking to fill a number of volunteer roles, including accreditation, Local Advisory committee members, and Awards of Excellence judges and jurors.
Head to cprs.ca/Jobs/Volunteer-Oppor… to apply today.
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Join us on October 17th to learn #PR and #Marketing tactics #cannabis brands are using to stand out, legally. Check out the link for details ow.ly/cijV50wEbkD
Shoutout to our presenting sponsor @CS_SFU
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When People Engage in "Cognitive Laziness," They are More Likely to Accept Misinformation as Truth buff.ly/2NnhI0T | Blog post by @TerryFlynn and Tim Li, Research based on @DG_Rand @GordPennycook
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Want to find out about the spread of disinformation and what it means for the industry? Tune into the next #IPRWebinar with IPR President & CEO @tmccorkindale to learn more! Register here: buff.ly/2WMLEV9
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Weren't able to attend #EvolvingExpectations? We've got you covered! Thanks to @CPRSNational and @communicatto, we're pleased to offer a series of retrospectives. Check out the day one recap! ow.ly/mkmu50uV5tt
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Honesty, integrity and transparency drive trust in leaders by Canadians. Trust is harder to earn today, and it's more important than ever for organizations to have a trust building plan. #ProofCanTrust #CPRS2019 #EvolvingExpectations