PMI Nova Scotia – Northern Regional Event
PMI Nova Scotia – Northern Regional Event
Connecting Project Professionals Across Northern Nova Scotia
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026
Time: 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Location: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 28, 140 MacKay Street, Stellarton, NS
Join PMI Nova Scotia for an evening of networking, learning, and meaningful conversation with project professionals, community representatives, and organizational leaders from across Northern Nova Scotia.
This regional gathering is an opportunity to strengthen local connections, exchange ideas, and engage with the PMI Nova Scotia community. The evening will also feature a special presentation by PMI member Kalo a’n (Carolanne) Corbin, PMP, introducing her debut publication, Sacred Lifecycle™ Field Guide & Framework Manual.
Rooted in Mi’kma’ki, Sacred Lifecycle™ brings together established project management practices including scope, risk, governance, stakeholder engagement, planning, and accountability with Indigenous principles such as Etuaptmumk (Two-Eyed Seeing) and Netukulimk (Stewardship).
Through this presentation and the conversation that follows, participants will explore how relationship-building, cultural understanding, shared decision-making, environmental stewardship, and long-term community impact can strengthen project delivery and cross-sector partnerships.
What to Expect
- Connect with project professionals and community leaders from across Northern Nova Scotia.
- Learn more about PMI Nova Scotia and opportunities to become involved in the Chapter.
- Hear the story behind Sacred Lifecycle™ and how Carolanne’s PMP journey contributed to its development.
- Explore how project management practices can work alongside Indigenous approaches to governance, stewardship, and community-led decision-making.
- Participate in a broader conversation about relational leadership, sustainable partnerships, and successful project outcomes.
This event welcomes project professionals, organizational leaders, government representatives, non-profit organizations, First Nations administrations, community partners, and anyone involved in leading projects or collaborative initiatives.
Please join us for an engaging evening of regional connection, professional learning, and community-building.
