The Canadian Club of Edmonton is pleased to invite you to attend and cover an insightful speaker event featuring Thomas Lukaszak, former Deputy Premier of Alberta, on Wednesday, April 16th, 2025 at noon. The event will take place at the Chateau Lacombe - 10111 Bellamy Hill NW.
This event will provide an opportunity for attendees to hear from Thomas Lukaszak as he discusses the potential impacts of American tariffs on the Alberta economy. Opportunity for a Q and A for the attendees will follow.
Event: Canadian Club of Edmonton Luncheon Series – Thomas Lukaszak
Date: Wednesday, April 16th, 2025
Time: Guest will speak at 12:15pm
Venue: Chateau Lacombe - 10111 Bellamy Hill NW.
Speaker: Thomas Lukaszak, former Deputy Premier of Alberta
Topic: Potential impacts of American tariffs on the Alberta economy.
Opportunity for media interviews following the lunch can be arrange. Kindly RSVP by 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 16th, 2025 to confirm attendance at root@nk.ca or cdn1906@gmail.com .
We hope you can join us in covering this impactful event. Please feel free to reach out if you need further information.
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Recently on twitter I saw some 'tweeters' I knew of sending me garbage tweets and I asked them directly on Twitter "Did you send this"?
The answer was "no" and asked on Tweeter how caome this is happening?
One answer was hackers trying to ollok for accounts they can break into. Another said that she was phished recently?
This reminds me of customers asking me did my account get hacked?
Seems like old habits die hard. Hackers are still trying to steal your online identity without a doubt.
As I pointed out at an evening presentation on 1 March 2010 do not make it easy for hackers to access 'crack' your password.
What is meant by that?
Let's examine 4 layers of password.
Level 1 - The Easy password
bear husband LOVER 19590112 &*)%%%!@!@
possible passwords but the one think they have in common is that a password cracker can most likely decode these.
Level 2 - Mixing 2 cases
Bear Dave bear123 !forget !$5%7*
All right maybe a little tought but the first 3 might be decodable
Level 3 - Mixing 3 cases
SandyX45 1)2(abc Day$%^ q1@w3$
Maybe these are tougher but better yet
Level 4 - Mixing 4 cases
2@4$Date 6^Gu3T0 Gr3Ym!m!
Good luck cracking those .
For further information on security , check out http://www.grc.com/ http://www.securityfocus.com/
For examples on phishing go to http://www.nk.ca/blog/index.php?/categories/25-Phish
What to do if you think you have been comprimised
1) Update then run your anti-virus!! Most anti-viral programmes come with some ant-spyware. The kay is update all definitions daily!
2) Run anti-spyware programmes. There are other malicious software (malware) that anti-viral programmes will not pick up.
I recommend you at least run 3
a) Superantispyware found at http://www.superantispyware.com/
b) Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware found at http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
c) Spybot - Search & Destroy found at http://www.safer-networking.org/
These 3 programmes will find malicious software that is not viral yet can comprimise your security. Again please update these daily.
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Meeting moved up one week due to scheduling.
Dave Yadallee will chair the next
Canadian Club of Edmonton Meeting with features Dr. Alex Meisen, Alberta Research Council's Chair of Foresight.
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So why is that Web Site not looking consistent in your Web Browsers?
Check out
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Best if you start your document like
Put all that header stuff in
Write the page up
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Our Mission: /To Share and Encourage a Passion for Canada/
OUR SPEAKER THIS MONTH
Prof. Tom Keating - U. of A.
"Canada at War in Afghanistan"
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16TH 2008
12:00 noon, Crowne Plaza Chateau Lacombe
Cost $30.00
Tom Keating is a Professor and former Chair of the Department of Political
Science at the University of Alberta, where he teaches in the areas of
Canadian foreign policy and international relations. He is a graduate of
Dalhousie University and has taught at St. Francis Xavier University and
Carleton University as well as part of the War Studies Program at the Royal
Military College, and more locally for the Edmonton Lifelong Learners'
Association. He also teaches in Mexico as part of a graduate program in
Canada-US Studies. He is the author of /Canada and World Order/ published by
Oxford University Press and is the co-editor with Andy Knight of /Building/
/Sustainable Peace/ published by the University of Alberta Press. He is
married with two children and has lived in Edmonton since the mid-1980s. He
enjoys hiking, skiing, reading and all types of music and theatre.
Posted by on Wednesday, September 17. 2008
Our popular downtown networking event is now bigger and better than
ever! Connections 4 Business meets every second Friday morning at the
World Trade Centre Edmonton. Don't miss the opportunity to showcase your
business to a qualified target audience, build beneficial business
relationships, and acquire the potential opportunities and information
your business demands!
We hope to see you this Friday morning at Connections 4 Business:
Edmonton's Business Networking Event!
On: Friday, September 19, 2008 - 7:00am to 8:30am
At: World Trade Centre Edmonton, 600- 9990 Jasper Avenue
Speaker: Liam O'Leary of InterActive Applicant
Topic: "Does a resume REALLY do all the talking?"
Overview: Redefining recruitment in the today's marketplace by utilizing
webcam technology. Bringing employers and recruiters together with
applicants quickly, conveniently and cost effectively.
CLICK HERE
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Each meeting features:
- 20-30 minutes of casual, friendly networking
- business introductions
- keynote speaker
- coffee & muffins
Parking is available on-street (free until 9:00 am), surface lots close
to the World Trade Centre Edmonton
or in the nearby Library Parking Lot (accessible from 100 Street, a
block north of Jasper Avenue).
Price: $5 Members / $10 Non-Members
For more information please contact Elizabeth at 409-2627 or
etaylor@edmontonchamber.com
Chief Mike Boyd
Chief Mike Boyd joined the Edmonton Police Service on January 1, 2006 with
35 years of policing behind him.
Although his police career involved working in uniform and plainclothes
areas, the majority of his time was spent in investigative branches and the
fields of police professionalism, ethics and race relations. Chief Boyd's
commitment to intelligence-led policing, combating organized crime, and
improving problem-solving techniques has remained strong over the years.
He has been recognized with numerous national and international
awards including his investiture as Commander of the Order of Merit of the
Police Forces by Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson,
Governor General of Canada in 2004.
It's been over two years since Chief Boyd joined the Edmonton Police
Service, and his strong leadership has become evident to those within the
Service as well as those from across the community. He is an innovator. He
is a problem solver. He is a community champion.
Chief Boyd is as focused on developing better methods and technologies to
solve crime and reduce victimization as he is to building relationships
through community policing. He is the epitome of an experienced,
professional, ethical, passionate and confident leader who is attuned to
the needs of his community.
The Office of the Chief
The Chief of Police is responsible for the efficient and effective
operation of all components of the Edmonton Police Service, and consistent
with the provisions of Section 41 of the Police Act, is responsible for the
following:
. The preservation and maintenance of the public peace and the
prevention of crime within the municipality,
. The maintenance of discipline and the performance of duty within the
police service, subject to the regulations governing the discipline
and the performance of duty of police officers,
. The day-to-day administration of the police service,
. The application of professional police procedures, and
. The enforcement of policies made by the Edmonton Police Commission
with respect to the police.
To Date:
2008-2009 SPEAKERS
ALL MEETINGS AT
CROWNE PLAZA CHATEAU
LACOMBE at 12:00 NOON
_Wednesday,_ September 17th, 2008
Chief Mike Boyd
Edmonton Police Service
_Thursday,_ October 16th, 2008
Prof. Tom Keating-U of A
"Canada at War in Afghanistan"
_Wednesday,_ November 19th, 2008
Myrna Kostash-Alberta Author
"Reading the River -
A Travellers Guide to the North
Saskatchewan River"
_Wednesday,_ December 17th, 2008
Neil Millard
Retired United Church Minister
" Dief is Chief.....Again!"
The Canadian Club of Edmonton next meeting is 21 May 2008, noon.
With Rabbi Kunin talking on Religion the Problem of the Solution?
Cost: $27.00 . tickets available at the door!