The Edmonton chapter of the CPRS hosts professional development and other events approximately 12 times a year. Below are event notices and event recaps from some of our sessions. If there are no upcoming events please be sure to check back soon for new listings.
As we celebrate the season of merriment and good cheer, we cordially invite our members (as well as non-members and students) to join both the CPRS and IABC chapters for a fun-filled evening of entertainment and celebration of the holidays with a friendly and festive bowling competition!
It’s that time of year! Let us introduce to you to an incredible 2022/2023 year of programming, professional development and networking!
Grab a friend and join us for some trivia fun at the first CPRS Edmonton in-person social event in two years!
Join us on June 15 from noon to 1 p.m. for our Professional Development session and Annual General Meeting. We need CPRS Edmonton members to vote on our AGM topics, either virtually at our upcoming event or using our online […]
As communicators, we can positively influence and contribute to reconciliation, and amplify our true history.
Learn about Positive Intelligence and how to use a mindful approach to manage stress and overwhelm, leading to better work/life integration. About this event After more than two years of coping with the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are feeling stress […]
WestJet resumes flying to Dublin, Ireland on Saturday, April 30, but you don’t have to wait until then to get a taste of Ireland! Please join us on Tuesday, March 15 from 5-6:30 p.m. for Irish You Were Here, a […]
Your name, APR. Looks good, right? Do you have more than five years of professional experience and feel ready for a challenge? Hear from local practitioners who are Accredited in Public Relations (APR) about how to apply, what to expect […]
Everyone thinks they know ethics, or how to handle an ethical situation… until they are confronted by an unexpected ethical dilemma.
And every seasoned PR pro will tell you that – sooner or later – you will be confronted with a difficult ethical situation.
How do you get your spidey sense focused on identifying and overcoming difficult ethical situations?
Network with your fellow communicators and learn how to make some fun and festive holiday drinks – with and without alcohol – courtesy of our friends at Rig Hand Distillery in Nisku. You can even order a kit from them and make your drink right along with them (message us at programming@cprsedmonton.ca for details if you’re interested)!