Featured Events in Burnaby in June, 2025 (August Updated)

Unwind your mind and stretch out your toe beans with Cat! An evening of sound bathing and oracle card readings for each attendee. Join Cat every Tuesday evening for a cozy journey into relaxation as her soft sound waves radiate rejuvenation tranquility throughout the studio. Information Source: The Mindful Lab - Meditation + Creative Studio | eventbrite

Ready, Set, Dash! Get ready for a joyful run/walk down Hastings Street that’s perfect for all a ges and abilities —wheelchairs and strollers are welcome! Whether you're sprinting or strolling, this is a chance to get moving and celebrate being active with the people you love. This inclusive event is free for everyone and part of the ParticipACTION Community Challenge right here in Burnaby! If you'd like to receive a Finisher Gift Bag, they’re available for just $5. This short ’dash' down Hastings Street is presented by the Heights Merchants Association and supported by local businesses. All proceeds benefit the Burnaby Firefighters Charitable Society. Let’s come together, have fun, and get active as a community! NEW START LOCATION THIS YEAR: The traditional 3-block distance (Ingleton to Carleton). ALL PARTICIPANTS LINE UP AT INGLETON AVENUE FOR WARMUP @ 9:30am. The finish line will be the same for all participants, just past Carleton. REGISTRATION & PAYMENT OPTIONS: Click through to register and pay online for any Finisher Bags (while quantities last). Everyone is welcome to join the dash for free ; however, WILL NOT receive a Finisher Bag unless a Finisher Bag is purchased. TEAM CAPTAINS: Children must have a Team Captain (over the age of 15) accompany them who will be responsible for ensuring each member of their team crosses the finish line. Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome. Please no recreational scooters, bikes, etc. FINISHER BAGS: will be available directly after the race outside the Gulf & Fraser Credit Union Branch (4191 Hastings Street, Burnaby @ Carleton & Hastings) until 10:30am June 7 at the latest) OR to avoid lineups, pickup your Finisher Bag on June 5th & 6th, inside Gulf & Fraser Credit Union Branch . More details by email once registered. A SPECIAL THANK YOU: to Burnaby Heights Merchants Association, United Optical , and all the amazing local sponsors for making this event—and the Finisher Bags—possible! Information Source: Presented by The Heights Merchants Association | eventbrite

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Join us for an AIBC-accredited session at BCIT’s High Performance Building Lab. Discover how passive shading strategies can help reduce overheating and lower cooling demands in buildings. The session includes a case study, product insights, and a guided tour of the lab. Stay afterward for a networking session with refreshments provided. This in-person event provides a detailed look at solar shading strategies that help reduce building overheating and minimize reliance on air conditioning. Attendees will gain practical insight into: The connection between energy codes, overheating risk, and comfort Passive shading technologies and their performance Lessons learned from the AFRESH House shading installation and monitoring Product options for both new builds and retrofits The event is structured to deliver both technical information and hands-on engagement with installed shading systems. SPEAKERS: Dr. Rodrigo Mora is a faculty member in the School of Construction and the Environment at BCIT. With expertise in building science and building environmental quality, his teaching and research emphasize the integration of innovative technologies and practices in the built environment. Rodrigo is recognized for his contributions to advancing green construction education and research in Canada. Caio Nunes is a Master’s student at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, specializing in building science. With a focus on high-performance buildings, Caio’s research and academic work aim to improve building efficiency and occupant comfort. He brings a strong technical background and a passion for sustainable design to his graduate studies. Carlos Muller is a building envelope specialist, owner of Bonshade and Sentinel Glass. With a deep understanding of high-performance glazing systems and façade technologies, Carlos collaborates closely with architects, contractors, and engineers to deliver innovative, energy-efficient solutions for complex building projects. His work bridges design and technical execution in the evolving field of sustainable construction. Geoffrey Cox is a Vancouver-based architect and associate at Local Practice Architecture + Design, specializing in regenerative design and sustainable building systems. With over a decade of experience across institutional, residential, and infrastructure projects, he integrates biophilic principles and advanced energy performance strategies into his work. Geoffrey also teaches regenerative design as an adjunct professor at UBC’s School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and the Master of Engineering Leadership in High Performance Buildings program. ANNOUNCEMENT: We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve secured none other than the world’s second-best paella team for this special event ! Joining us on site will be the renowned Paella Guys , serving their signature dish—prepared with authentic Spanish flair. Guests will enjoy complimentary servings of this exceptional paella. To round out the experience, and thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, we’ll also be offering Sangria and a selection of non-alcoholic beverages. EXACT LOCATION: High Performance Building Lab BCIT Burnaby Campus Building NW-03 room 101 (located on Smith St on BCIT campus) BCIT Burnaby Campus 3700 Willingdon Ave Burnaby, BC Parking details and wayfinding information will be emailed before the event. Information Source: BCIT ZEB Learning Centre | eventbrite

Sony of Canada with our industry partners Broadway Camera and Cinelease Vancouver are proud to present our 2nd Annual Alpha Community Event! We will have high performance athletes, acrobats, birds of prey, dancers, professional fashion models and a unique macro section! All will be lit with the latest in cinematic equipment. Just show up and shoot! Also we will have Free Sensor Cleaning by Sony Authorized Repair Tech, Gary Meyers of Everything Electronic. Time : Sun, Jun 22, 2025 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Address : The Great Hall - 3700 Willingdon Ave., building SE02 - The Great Hall, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada V5G 3H2 There will be a limited number of Sony cameras and lenses to try but we suggest bringing your gear with you so you're not waiting in line to be able to photograph. Members of Sony's Pro Support Team and local Sony Pros will be on hand to facilitate the event and answer your questions about our amazing line of imaging gear. Browse the Online Gallery to see the beautiful portraits captured last year. Information Source: Broadway Camera | eventbrite

Tap into your creativity at our acrylic pouring class! We provide everything you need—from canvases and paint supplies to gloves and drip trays. Our skilled instructor will walk you through color mixing and fluid painting techniques, helping you create a mesmerizing abstract masterpiece. No experience? No problem! This class is perfect for teens and adults alike. Arrive early to have some food and/or a drink before the event ( available to purchase at the venue). Please note: Your artwork will still be wet at the end of the session and must be taken home the same day, transported flat for safe drying. Join us for a fun, family-friendly creative experience! Information Source: Art and Craft events | eventbrite

Welcome to the Canadian Cultural Festival presented by BCIT & CISM Magazine ! Three Sections: Main Stage performances and food, Job fair and Resume+Interview Workshop & Panel, Outdoor Yoga and Wellness , Come join us at the Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre for a day filled with Canadian culture, food, music, arts&crafts, health and wellness, job fair and more! Immerse yourself in the diverse traditions and heritage that make Canada unique. From Indigenous performances to Canadian multicultural delicacies, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Bring your friends and family for a fun-filled day celebrating all things Canadian! Anyone who registered for the festival, will have the chance to win a big raffle prize over $150!! First 50 participants join festival on event day win a goody bag over $50+! Information Source: Vancouver Young Volunteer Association | eventbrite

Join us for an evening of reflection, inspiration and curiosity as we host our AGM and learning journey grant sharing circle. 6:30-7:15pm Socializing and nibbling, looking at grant projects 7:15-7:45pm Vancouver Reggio Association Annual General Meeting 7:45-9:00pm Sharing Reflections of Grant Recipients and questions Professional Development Certificates will be uploaded to your account on the VRA website (please note attendees must be present for AGM as well as sharing circle) Information Source: Vancouver Reggio Professional Development Association | eventbrite

Indigo Magic with Naomi Yamamoto of Flight Path Designs Step into the mesmerizing world of indigo dyeing with local textile artist, Naomi Yamamoto. In this hands-on workshop, you'll explore the captivating process of Japanese indigo resist dyeing methods, utilizing tools like blocks, clamps, string, and clothes pegs to create intricate patterns on fabric. We'll supply small fabric pieces for creating samples. We kindly ask participants to bring their own pre-washed cotton, silk, linen, or hemp materials for dyeing. This presents an excellent opportunity to reimagine and up-cycle items with the beautiful blue of Indigo. To ensure sufficient space in the dye vat for everyone, please refrain from bringing large & bulky items(maximum 1 metre of fabric). Prepare to gain a foundational understanding of the dyeing process and craft exquisite hand-dyed pieces to cherish. Under Naomi’s guidance, anticipate an event brimming with alchemy, experimentation, and joyful creativity. Materials to Bring: Pre-washed cotton, silk, linen, or hemp materials for dyeing(maximum 1 metre of fabric). Ensure all items undergo pre-washing with a gentle detergent to remove any chemicals that may interfere with the dyeing process. Dress in workshop-ready attire, and if available, bring an apron to protect your clothing. IMPORTANT Blank dye-able items such as cotton shawls, silk scarves, and bamboo socks are available for pre-purchase. Please inquire to the instructor at ( designsbyflightpath@gmail.com ) before the workshop. This workshop is an outdoor event in the Nikkei Garden, but it may be moved in-doors or postponed depending on weather conditions. For more programs, events, or information please visit https://centre.nikkeiplace.org/programs/ Information Source: Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre | eventbrite

Ready, Set, Dash! Get ready for a joyful run/walk down Hastings Street that’s perfect for all a ges and abilities —wheelchairs and strollers are welcome! Whether you're sprinting or strolling, this is a chance to get moving and celebrate being active with the people you love. This inclusive event is free for everyone and part of the ParticipACTION Community Challenge right here in Burnaby! If you'd like to receive a Finisher Gift Bag, they’re available for just $5. This short ’dash' down Hastings Street is presented by the Heights Merchants Association and supported by local businesses. All proceeds benefit the Burnaby Firefighters Charitable Society. Let’s come together, have fun, and get active as a community! NEW START LOCATION THIS YEAR: The traditional 3-block distance (Ingleton to Carleton). ALL PARTICIPANTS LINE UP AT INGLETON AVENUE FOR WARMUP @ 9:30am. The finish line will be the same for all participants, just past Carleton. REGISTRATION & PAYMENT OPTIONS: Click through to register and pay online for any Finisher Bags (while quantities last). Everyone is welcome to join the dash for free ; however, WILL NOT receive a Finisher Bag unless a Finisher Bag is purchased. TEAM CAPTAINS: Children must have a Team Captain (over the age of 15) accompany them who will be responsible for ensuring each member of their team crosses the finish line. Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome. Please no recreational scooters, bikes, etc. FINISHER BAGS: will be available directly after the race outside the Gulf & Fraser Credit Union Branch (4191 Hastings Street, Burnaby @ Carleton & Hastings) until 10:30am June 7 at the latest) OR to avoid lineups, pickup your Finisher Bag on June 5th & 6th, inside Gulf & Fraser Credit Union Branch . More details by email once registered. A SPECIAL THANK YOU: to Burnaby Heights Merchants Association, United Optical , and all the amazing local sponsors for making this event—and the Finisher Bags—possible! Information Source: Presented by The Heights Merchants Association | eventbrite

OSCAR BC is thrilled to announce our OSCARCON '25: Integrate. Innovate. Improve. This year, we will gather on June 7, 2025 at BC Institute of Technology (BCIT) in Burnaby, BC. This annually-held event serves as a valuable platform for learning, collaboration, networking and strategizing for enhanced efficiencies in healthcare delivery. Our learning themes this year are: Integrate : Focusing on seamless interoperability and collaboration with available healthcare systems and tools. Innovate : Focusing on new tools, technologies, and methodologies that push the boundaries of current OSCAR EMR capabilities. Improve : Focusing on optimizing OSCAR EMR for better usability and efficiency, to measure clinical performance and productivity, and assess physician and patient outcomes and satisfaction. Please download the full OSCARCON Program to see all the details including the day's agenda, location maps, speaker bio's, and presentation descriptions. Download the full Event Program HERE _______________________ Information Source: OSCAR BC | eventbrite

Student Discussion Panel: From Dream to Admission – Our Paths to Top US and Canadian Universities Hosted by Burnaby South PAC in collaboration with One Dream Foundation Event Overview: Join us for an inspiring and informative student panel discussion featuring successful applicants to top-tier U.S. and Canadian universities. This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from students who have recently navigated the competitive college admissions process and emerged successfully. What You’ll Learn: How students built strong, authentic applications Balancing academics, extracurriculars, and community involvement Strategies for writing impactful essays and preparing for interviews Tips tailored to both U.S. and Canadian university admissions Lessons learned, surprises along the way, and advice for younger students Whether you’re a student with big dreams or a parent looking for insight and guidance, this session will provide real-world advice, motivation, and clarity for the road ahead. Why Attend? Not only will you gain valuable information, but your participation also supports a meaningful cause. Proceeds and donations from this event will go toward supporting children with hearing challenges through One Dream Foundation initiatives. Recommended For: Students in Grades 6–11 and their families, especially those exploring top-tier U.S. and Canadian university options. Information Source: Burnaby South Parent Advisory Council (PAC) | eventbrite

Overview This in-person summer school is offered by SFU’s Research Computing Group on behalf of the Digital Research Alliance of Canada . It is hosted by SFU’s Big Data Hub and is open to all researchers at SFU and other Canadian post-secondary institutions. Each day we will have morning (9:30am - 12:30pm) and afternoon (1:30m - 4:30pm) sessions. You can attend as many or as few of the courses as you want. All sessions will be in-person at the Big Data Hub at SFU’s main (Burnaby) campus, in the Applied Sciences Building (top floor). To participate in the hands-on exercises, you will need to bring your own laptop. We will provide guest accounts on our HPC training cluster. For more specific requirements, please see the individual course pages. *Please note that tickets are non-refundable (full refunds issued if course is cancelled) What You Will Learn This year's program offers a hands-on introduction to essential tools and concepts in modern scientific computing and data-intensive research, with an emphasis on efficient, reproducible, and scalable workflows. Through a combination of guided instruction and practical sessions, attendees will develop the skills needed to navigate computational environments, manage and optimize research code, and harness the power of high-performance computing. Course Syllabus Monday, June 9: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm - Unix Shell Tuesday, June 10: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm - High Performance Computing Wednesday, June 11: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm - Version Control with Git 1:30pm - 4:30pm - R optimizations Thursday, June 12: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm - Hands-On Git 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm - Parallel Programming Friday, June 13: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm - Accelerated Python Times are in PDT Instructors Alex Razoumov Research Solutions Lead, SFU's Research Computing Group Marie-Hélène Burle Research Solutions Specialist, SFU's Research Computing Group Why Choose SFU? Taught By Leading Experts Our instructors, who have decades of experience in both development and state-of-the-art research, will teach you in-demand skills, approaches, concepts and tools. Experiential Learning Gain hands-on experience working on complex problems, ensuring the knowledge you gained in this course can be directly applied to the real-world. Get Real-Time Feedback This interactive course is taught in person, enabling real-time feedback and encouraging you to build connections with your peers. Prerequisites Please visit the program page to review prerequisites for each session. Questions? Please contact sfu_bigdata@sfu.ca if you have any questions. Information Source: SFU's Big Data Hub | eventbrite

Welcome to the Metrotown Master Class - Better Skin event! Join us at Unit 1131 - 4700 Kingsway on June 10, 2025 at 4:00 PM (Pacific Time) for an amazing experience. Get ready to learn all about skincare tips and tricks to achieve healthier and glowing skin. Don't miss out on this opportunity to pamper yourself and enhance your skincare routine. See you there! (Hint - Special Gift) Information Source: Kiehl's Metrotown | eventbrite

在忙碌高壓的生活中，你是否常常渴望有一處能讓心靈得到休憩、重尋內心寧靜的地方？啟程心理精心籌備的「心衡靜心魔法」小組活動，就是你的絕佳選擇！ 一、 小組活動特色 在受專業訓練的導師帶領下，你會對自己的抑鬱、焦慮、生活困擾等問題有更深刻的了解和認知。以小組的形式共同探索和學習緩解壓力、平衡情緒的秘訣。最終獲得生活幸福感的全面提升。你將能： ・ 全面改善身心健康 ：專業諮詢師憑藉豐富的經驗與專業知識，專注於幫助小組成員改善睡眠質量。通過科學的方法引導，讓你每晚都能享受深度、安穩的休息，有效減少因壓力和不良情緒引發的身體疼痛，全方位提升身心健康水平。 ・ 深度緩解心理壓力 ：諮詢師會為成員們悉心傳授一系列科學有效的壓力管理方法。在他們的專業指導下，成員們能夠正確認識壓力，掌握切實可行的應對策略，從而在日常生活中輕鬆化解各種壓力源，以更從容的心態面對生活挑戰。 ・ 促進社交關係提升 ：活動中，專業諮詢師會為成員提供獨特的社交技巧訓練和人際互動機會。在真實的社交場景裡，諮詢師引導成員相互交流、彼此學習，鍛煉溝通能力，增強人際吸引力，讓你在人際交往中更加自信、從容，逐步建立起深厚且穩固的社交關係，收穫珍貴的友誼。 ・ 實現內心真正幸福 ：圍繞幸福感的本質，專業諮詢師帶領小組成員深入探討如何從內心出發，培養積極的心態和生活習慣。成員們在諮詢師的專業引導下，結合自身經歷，共同挖掘內心的力量，找到屬於自己的幸福密碼，實現持久的內心幸福感，讓生活充滿陽光與活力。 二、課程安排 課程將於每週二下午 4:30 - 6:00 於啟程心理診所（4885 Kingsway #306, Burnaby, BC V5H 4T6，緊鄰 Metrotown）開展，持續授課直至6月底（最後一節課程為6月24日）。每次课程为独立课程，無需參加之前課程也可加入。 課程費用：每次$60 (免稅、含資料費）。保險可報銷。請致電或短信604-448-2416，或發送電郵至info@nuwaycounselling查詢。 Information Source: Nuway Counselling | eventbrite

Please note this is a hybrid event: In person in WMC 1691 and on Zoom. In this virtual session you will learn about the minor in Social Data Analytics (SDA) and the quantitative skills it teaches that can complement your major. The minor teaches students to collect, analyze and critically evaluate the large volume of digitized, real-world data derived from and related to human behaviour. They will learn to communicate data-driven insights to the public, scholarly community and policymakers, and they will do so while respecting and upholding the privacy and ethical concerns that have emerged in the big data era. Zoom link will be sent to registrants 2 days before the event. This event is open to all SFU students. Please register with your SFU email address. Information Source: SFU Economics | eventbrite

Are you ready to explore the hidden gems of Burnaby, British Columbia? Join us on an exciting scavenger hunt in the Deer Lake neighborhood and uncover the city's best-kept secrets! From historic landmarks to quirky local spots, this adventure will take you on a journey through Burnaby like never before. Embark on the Burnaby, British Columbia scavenger hunt and test your wit as you solve clues leading you to iconic locations around Deer Lake. Discover the charm of Burnaby Village Museum, stumble upon unique finds at a Little Free Library, and marvel at the grandeur of Century Gardens. This is not just a hunt for treasures, but a chance to immerse yourself in the culture and history of this vibrant city. Don't miss out on this thrilling experience - get your tickets now and let the exploration begin! Some of what you'll see: Burnaby City Hall, Century Gardens, Car shop Explore The City: Discover the best sights in your city with your group and answer questions that can only be found in person, hidden on plaques, statues, art, and more. Photo Challenges and Activities: Each person will have an interactive role and will receive texted photo challenges and fun activities to enjoy with the rest of the group. Earn points for the best photos! How it works: 1. You can start at any time you wish – this is a self-guided scavenger hunt. 2. The duration of each hunt is 1.5 to 2 hours. 3. Visit our website to purchase tickets. 4. Download our Let's Roam app from the Play Store or App Store. Register and redeem the tickets there to get started. 5. The app will guide you throughout the tour and the challenges you need to accomplish! 6. For any help or concerns, contact our customer service, and we'll be more than happy to assist you! This scavenger hunt is app-led, allowing you to start at any time without the need for a tour guide or reservation. Are you ready for a fun-filled and epic adventure? Compete with your friends and family, purchase some tickets, download our app to get started, and... ROAM ON!! Find more scavenger hunts near you! Visit https://www.letsroam.com Information Source: Let's Roam Scavenger Hunt Adventures | eventbrite

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Explore Vancouver Rise FC v AFC Toronto sporting information for 11th June, as well as links for Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Vancouver Rise FC is a professional football team based in Vancouver, Canada. The team competes in the Pacific Coast Soccer League and has been consistently successful since its establishment in 2015. With a strong lineup of talented players and a dedicated coaching staff, Vancouver Rise FC has won multiple championships in the national and regional leagues, solidifying their position as a top-performing team in the Canadian soccer scene. The team also boasts a state-of-the-art home stadium, the Vancouver Rise Arena, which can hold up to 15,000 enthusiastic fans. Some notable players on the team include top scorer Marcus Davis and goalkeeper Samantha Miller, both of whom have received numerous awards and recognition for their impressive performances on the field. With their impressive track record and passionate fan base, Vancouver Rise FC is a force to be reckoned with in the world of professional football. AFC Toronto is a professional football team based in Toronto, Canada. Founded in 2010, the team competes in the Canadian Premier League, the highest level of soccer in Canada. With a strong and talented roster, AFC Toronto has a reputation for success both on and off the field. The team has won numerous titles and awards, including the 2018 CPL Championship. Their home stadium is the state-of-the-art BMO Field, which has a capacity of over 30,000 fans. The team is also known for having a devoted fanbase and a passionate supporter culture. Key players on the team include captain and Canadian international forward Sebastian Giovinco, as well as defenders Chris Mavinga and Drew Moor. With their impressive track record and dedicated fan following, AFC Toronto is a force to be reckoned with in the Canadian football scene. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

We're thrilled to present Dr. Michelle Kunimoto as our 2025 Paul Sykes Memorial Lecturer! Abstract : From the early days of exoplanet discovery to the revolutionary understanding of thousands of planets today, the field of exoplanet science has evolved at an astonishing pace. In this talk, Dr. Kunimoto will share their experience searching for potentially habitable planets with NASA's Kepler mission and discovering thousands of planets with NASA's TESS mission, highlighting the challenges and thrills of analyzing massive datasets to find new worlds. As the field has progressed, the focus has shifted to understanding the atmospheres of exoplanets and rethinking what makes a planet habitable. Exoplanet science provides the opportunity to start answering the age-old question: Are we alone? Bio: Michelle Kunimoto is an assistant professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at UBC, where she also obtained her PhD. She was previously a postdoctoral fellow at MIT where she worked on NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) mission. Dr. Kunimoto is an expert on discovering and characterizing strange new worlds outside of the Solar System, known as exoplanets. She aims to understand the demographics and diversity of exoplanets, especially those that are potentially habitable and Earth-like. Across all of her planet-hunting endeavours, Dr. Kunimoto has found over 3400 planets and planet candidates. Information Source: RASC Vancouver | eventbrite

The infrastructure powering today's cloud and AI revolution depends on massive networks. For the world's largest cloud operators, the drive for scalability, control, cost, and product velocity has resulted in significant innovations in both hardware and software for data center connectivity. This talk explores the evolution towards network disaggregation - separating hardware and software, akin to the shift from single-vendor smartphones to the open Android ecosystem. We'll examine the limitations of traditional approaches at cloud scale and delve into how open source software on custom-designed hardware is enabling more flexibility, faster iterations, and cost-efficiency, to ultimately build the critical "invisible highways" necessary for the future of cloud and AI. Register now to learn how Nexthop.ai is working to unlock the benefits of open source software like SONiC for Cloud and AI networking. Information Source: Raymond To (Event organizer) | eventbrite

**DUE TO THE HIGH NUMBER OF NO-SHOWS, WE ARE ASKING FOR A REGISTRATION FEE, WHICH IS FULLY REFUNDED IF YOU SHOW UP ** Grab a hot desk, chill in the lounge, hang in the conference room, take zoom calls in a phone booth, or check out the podcast room. No matter where you're working, you'll achieve maximum productivity in our flexible workspace with blazing fast wi-fi to boot! There will also be plenty of complimentary coffee, tea, and snacks to keep you fueled up throughout the day. I f there's too many distractions at home, or you're tired of noisy coffee shops...then a coworking space may be the answer. Information Source: Beta Collective | eventbrite

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Organized by Shree NarNarayan Dev Kalupur Gadi - ISSO With the blessings of P.P.D.D 1008 Acharya Shree Kaushalendraprasadji Maharaj Shree, we have organized Vancouver-Canada Satsang Sabha Date: 15/6/2025- Sunday Time: 6:00pm to 8:00pm Attending Sants: S.S.Swami Ramkrushna dasji- (Koteshwar) S.S..swami Yagnaprakash dasji - (kalol- Jamiyatpura) S.S. Swami Narayanmuni dasji- (Kota-Kalupur) Prasaad will be served after sabha Address: Shiv mandir 5600 Dorset St, Burnaby, BC V5J 4N3 If any questions, please contact: Gunjan : +1 (306) 444-2585 or Saileshbhai: +1 (778) 387-8127 Information Source: eventbrite

Introduction and Welcome to CARI Lab (Center for Applied Research & Innovation). Presenter: Jim Galloway, Conestoga College Topic: Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing – Large-Scale 3D Metal Printing. This presentation will provide an overview of the Wire-Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) technology that essentially turns a standard welding robotic system into a large-scale 3D printer of high-quality metallic components. Extensive testing of steel alloys produced with this method demonstrates that it can produce very high-quality materials with high-strength, ductility, and low-temperature toughness. This process can be used to create low-volume replacements for ferrous or non-ferrous castings or forgings, hybrid or multi-alloy components, and it opens many other unique opportunities for previously impossible designs. Since 2016, faculty and students at Conestoga College, School of Engineering and Technology, have undertaken a variety of R&D activities to unlock the potential of WAAM process. Some of their work in WAAM process development, material performance evaluation, CAD-to-Print, and final quality assessment will be showcased in this presentation. Hosts: Mathew Smith and Fardin Barekat, BCIT BIO: Jim Galloway recently retired as a Professor & Coordinator of Welding Programs at Conestoga College in Cambridge, Ontario. He holds a B.A.Sc. in Industrial Engineering Technology, is a Certified Engineering Technologist, a graduate of Conestoga’s welding technology programs, and holds a Journeyman Welder (Red Seal) qualification. Over his 44-year career he has worked as a welding inspector and R&D technologist in the power generation industry, and a technical & manufacturing manager in production welding and fabrication facilities. Jim currently volunteers with several CSA Technical committees including CSA-W117.2 (welding safety), CSC26 (arc welding equipment), and CSA-W48 (electrodes & filler metals). Information Source: Canadian Welding Bureau Association - Vancouver | eventbrite

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The MOSAIC Awards is an annual signature event that presents scholarships to outstanding refugees and immigrants pursuing post-secondary education in Canada. We also celebrate and recognize organizations and individuals who advance equity, diversity and inclusion in our society. Enjoy live entertainment, networking, canapés, and light refreshments during the reception, followed by the presentation of awards. Be inspired by stories of courage, resiliency, talent and the experience of newcomers. Delicious desserts and more connections happen after the award presentations. Please join us on Thursday, June 19, 2025, at Element Metrotown Vancouver to honour those making a difference in our community. We look forward to celebrating with you at the MOSAIC Awards! Tickets are limited. Secure yours today and be part of a night to remember! MOSAIC Awards Presented by MOSAIC Awards Community Sponsor MOSAIC Awards Ceremony 2024 Highlights Information Source: MOSAIC | eventbrite

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Get Ready for an Inspiring Evening at Mastering the AI Shift: Oracle Innovations & Live Demo by BCOUG! Join us on June 19, 2025 , from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM at BC LDB for a high-impact session showcasing how Oracle clients are mastering the AI revolution. Discover how to turn "AI Chaos" into strategic advantage with insights from Tim Crouch , Director of Strategic Sales at Oracle, and Andreas Gloege , Senior Director with 25+ years in SAP, DevSecOps, and Application Lifecycle Management. Learn how organizations are aligning with rapid Oracle updates and integrating DevOps and AI to reduce costs, increase efficiency, and accelerate business results—whether On-Prem or in Oracle Cloud SaaS. Then dive into the power of Generative AI with Naimish Solanki , Master Principal Cloud Architect at Oracle, as he walks you through the evolution of AI, practical enterprise use cases, and a live demo of building a RAG-powered chatbot using Oracle APEX and Oracle Database 23ai. Explore Oracle’s AI services, semantic search, vector databases, and more—designed to unlock real business value. Don't miss this opportunity to see the future of enterprise AI in action! Secure your spot today and be part of this inspiring evening! Information Source: BC Oracle Users Group | eventbrite