Speaker Date Topic
Greg Anderson, Professor, UofA Political Science Jul 21, 2025 12:00 PM
Tariff Man, World Order, and Canada: Asymmetries of Power and the International System
Tariff Man, World Order, and Canada: Asymmetries of Power and the International System

Greg Anderson is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Alberta (Canada). His research and teaching interests are broadly situated within international political economy, particularly the political economy of North American integration. He has authored numerous pieces focused on Canada-U.S. relations, the politics of international trade and investment policy, U.S. foreign economic policy.

Scott Montgomery is chair of the day.

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Angus Watt, Senior Wealth Advisor Jul 28, 2025 12:00 PM
Alberta's Emerging Gold Rush
Alberta's Emerging Gold Rush

Angus Watt, Senior Wealth Advisor, National Bank Financial Wealth Management

For over 40 years, Angus has served clients and the community as founding partner of the well regarded Angus Watt Advisory group as Senior Wealth Advisor with National Bank Financial.  Angus and his group manage over 1.5 Billion in assets and are trusted specialists in Wealth Management, Portfolio Strategy, Financial Planning, and Individual Insurance.

A dedicated and passionate community builder, Angus has founded, led or co-led, dozens of major community initiatives, including the most recent being appointed as recent chair of Health Quality Alberta.  Previously, Co-Chair, Cross Cancer Institute campaign that raised over $30 million.  Angus was the Honorary Consul of the Kingdom of The Netherlands and Honorary Colonel for the South Alberta Light Horse Regiment.

In 2024, Angus received an Honorary Doctorate from MacEwan University.   In 2023, Angus was inducted as a member into the Alberta Order of Excellence and inducted as a laureate into the Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame.  He is a past recipient of the "Paul Harris Fellow" awarded by Rotary Club of Canada.  In 2012, Angus received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal and in 2022 he received the Queen Elizabeth Platinum Jubilee Medal.

 

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NO MEETING Aug 04, 2025
Heritage Day
Dream Big Golf Tournament at Highlands Golf Course Aug 11, 2025 11:30 AM
Fund raiser for the Lurana Shelter for family abuse
Fund raiser for the Lurana Shelter for family abuse

This is the 7th annual Rotary Hole-in-One Golf Tournament; a wonderful day of golf and camaraderie, food and hospitality, as well as FOUR chances to win one of the big prizes! The event price is fully inclusive of golf w/cart, lunch, dinner/wine, beverages on course, prizes and more!!! A $50 tax receipt will be issued for every registration.

Register here for the Dream Big Golf Tournament

Lunch will be available starting at 12:00 pm.

Foursomes will tee-off with a shotgun start at 1:30 pm.

Following the round is cocktails at 6:00 pm and dinner & prizes at 6:45 pm.

A hole-in-one on any par 3 could win one of the following "DREAM BIG" prizes:

  • Volvo XC60 T8 Recharge, Plug-in Hybrid
  • $50,000 Cash Prize
  • Aluma Fishing Boat with Yamaha Outboard
  • Yamaha Wolverine Side x Side with Trailer

This is a major fundraising event for the Rotary Club of Edmonton, supporting projects and programs building capacity in our downtown community for over 109 years. The Lurana Shelter is the designated primary beneficiary of this year's event.

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Nick Parkinson, CEO, YMCA Aug 25, 2025 12:00 PM
YMCA of Northern Alberta
NO MEETING Sep 01, 2025
Labour Day
Lewis Cardinal, Indigenous Knowledge & Wisdom Ctr Sep 08, 2025 12:00 PM
Returning to the Embrace of our Mother: kihcihkaw aski - Sacred Land
Returning to the Embrace of our Mother: kihcihkaw aski - Sacred Land

Lewis Cardinal will talk about the creation of kihcihkaw askî-Sacred Land, set in the Whitemud Ravine Nature Reserve, is the first and only urban Indigenous ceremony grounds in Canada. Lewis will share the importance of the site for urban Indigenous Edmontonians and how it has become a bold act of Reconciliation. And how we can work together in the spirit of Reconciliation and friendship to ensure a unique legacy for future generations

Lewis Cardinal is a distinguished communicator and educator whose work focuses on fostering relationships that bridge cultural divides, both locally and internationally. Throughout his career, he has dedicated himself to public service and advocacy, holding key leadership positions such as Chair of the Global Indigenous Dialogue of Initiatives of Change - International, Co-Chair of Initiatives of Change - Canada, and Trustee and Executive Committee Member for the Parliament of the World’s Religions. He is also an Honorary Board Member for the Martin Luther King Jr. International College of Ministers and Laity at Morehouse College in Atlanta, USA.

His contributions have earned him numerous prestigious awards and honors, including two medals from Queen Elizabeth II: the Diamond Jubilee Medal for Public Service and the Platinum Jubilee Medal for his contributions to the Province of Alberta. He has also received the Indspire Award for Public Service from Indigenous peoples of Canada, the Treaty No. 8 Medal for the protection of Treaty Rights, and the Province of Alberta’s Centennial Medal for his work in Human Rights and Diversity. Additionally, he has been recognized with the Distinguished Alumni Award from MacEwan University, an Honorary Diploma for Indigenous Voice in Leadership from Norquest College, and an Honorary Degree of “Doctor of Sacred Letters” from St. Stephen’s College at the University of Alberta. Since 2014, he has been listed in Canada’s Who’s Who.

Lewis is of Woodland Cree descent from the Sucker Creek Cree First Nation in Treaty No. 8, located in northern Alberta, Canada. Through his consulting company, Cardinal Strategic Communications, he specializes in Indigenous education, communications, and project development. Additionally, he is the owner, CEO, and Head Storyteller of Red Earth Blue Sky Productions, a media production company. He currently serves as Senior Advisor for the Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom Centre in Alberta and was the originator and former project manager of “kihcihkaw askî–Sacred Land” in Edmonton, the first designated urban Indigenous ceremony grounds in Canada.

His lifelong commitment to Indigenous issues, human rights, and community-building through strategic communication has left an indelible impact on both local and global Indigenous communities.

Check out a map of the location: Sacred Land

Carolyn Campbell, President and CEO Sep 15, 2025 12:00 PM
Norquest College
Paul Bangura Sep 29, 2025 12:00 PM
TBD
Victoria Chrapko, Outbound student to Brazil Oct 06, 2025 12:00 PM
My year of Youth experience
NO MEETING Oct 13, 2025
Thanksgiving
Lianne Lefsrud, Past-Secretary of our Rotary club Nov 03, 2025 12:00 PM
TBD

Rotarian Lianne Lefsrud, who is a Past-Secretary of our Rotary Club, as the guest speaker for our Rotary meeting on November 3rd with Scott Montgomery as the Chair of the Day

Annual Remembrance Day meeting Nov 10, 2025 12:00 PM
TBD
Season's Greetings Party Dec 22, 2025 12:00 PM