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Alberta committee of the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment. CAPE physicians and allies work to better human health by protecting the planet. Get involved at https://cape.ca/chapter/alberta_committee/
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The Calgary Climate Symposium runs Nov 17–21.
It’s free, online, and open to all — featuring keynote Dr. Katharine Hayhoe and a health-focused panel with CAPE members Dr. Steve Wilton, Dr. Phil Barber, Dr. Kristen Sjonnesen, and Dr. Christine Gibson.

Learn more: calgary.ca/ClimateSymposium
Headshots of CAPE physicians Dr. Stephen Wilton, Dr. Christine Gibson, Dr. Kirsten Sjonnesen, and Dr. Philip Barber Fri, Nov. 21, 2:30–3:30 p.m. (MT) Healthy Cities in a Changing Climate: A Panel Discussion on Urban Well-Being Climate change is not only an environmental issue - it’s a growing public health challenge. This panel brings together health professionals and experts to explore the deep connections between planetary health and human well-being. From the impacts of air pollution and extreme weather on physical and mental health, to the role of urban planning and nature-based solutions in building resilient communities, panelists will share insights from clinical, psychological, and public health perspectives. Topics will include eco-anxiety, the health effects of wildfire smoke and urban heat, and strategies for creating healthier, more sustainable cities. Join this timely conversation to learn how healthcare professionals are leading the way in climate resilience and advocating for healthier communities by design. Speakers: Stephen Wilton (CAPE / University of Calgary); Christine Gibson (CAPE / Safer Spaces Training); Kirsten Sjonnesen (CAPE); Philip Barber (CAPE); Cortney Hlady (Alberta Health Services) Poster for the Calgary Climate Symposium, Nov 17-21 2025. Image is a colour drawing of people working in a garden.
November 11, 2025 at 2:02 AM
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Join us Oct 3 at Edmonton’s Garneau Theatre for an Ecological Grief Dialogue & Film Screening – The Magnitude of All Things with Dr. Ashlee Cunsolo. 🎬🌍 Free event + popcorn & soda! CAPE AB will have a booth, so come say hi! www.eventbrite.com/e/climate-he...
A poster for the event. Text reads as follows: University of Alberta; Metro Cinema Climate Health Action Talks presents The Magnitude of All Things: Love, Grief, and Climate Action www.metrocinema.org A Film and Conversation Join us on October 3! 1:45-4:30pm MST The Garneau Theatre, 8712-109 Street Dr. Sherilee Harper Dr. Ashlee Cunsolo Stephanie Olsen (image includes headshots for all three presenters)
September 30, 2025 at 8:59 PM