In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bayview Village Association for their community members.

📍 Location: [In-Person] Toronto Public library Hillcret Branch

In this birtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the Brighton By The Bay community for their members and hosted on Zoom. It is partially supported by funding from the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the National Association of Federal Retirees (Ottawa Branch) for their community member and hosted on Zoom.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Performing Arts Lodges Toronto (PAL Toronto) for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the National Association of Federal Retirees (Ottawa Branch) for their community member and hosted on Zoom.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the British Columbia Association of Community Response Networks (BC CRN) for their community member  and hosted on Zoom.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Performing Arts Lodges Vancouver (PAL Vancouver) for their community members.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at UHN for their community members. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to learn how to connect your device to the Internet at home and in a public place safely and effectively.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Performing Arts Lodges Toronto (PAL Toronto) for their community members.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Performing Arts Lodges Vancouver (PAL Vancouver) for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members   and hosted on Zoom.[VIRTUAL].

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to learn how to connect your device to the Internet at home and in a public place safely and effectively.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Performing Arts Lodges Vancouver (PAL Vancouver) for their community members.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Performing Arts Lodges Toronto (PAL Toronto) for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community member and hosted on Zoom.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Ottawa Children’s Choir for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members  and hosted on Zoom.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Aspen Heights Retirement Residence for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (CNPEA) and Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario (EAPO) for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to learn how to connect your device to the Internet at home and in a public place safely and effectively.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyere for their community members. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

Location: Bruyère Village (Hiawatha Hall), 889 Hiawatha Park Rd, Orléans, ON K1C 0A9, Canada

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Hypertension Association of Canada (PHA Canada) for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Pendrellis for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Ottawa Foyers Partage. It is open to the public and hosted on Zoom.

Click here to sign up for this workshop.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Jewish Family Services Ottawa (JFS Ottawa) for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the National Association of Federal Retirees for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Ottawa Foyers Partage. It is open to the public and hosted on Zoom.

Click here to sign up for this workshop.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with MAX Ottawa for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize email phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves - and gain confidence.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Pendrellis for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to learn how to connect your device to the Internet at home and in a public place safely and effectively.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Pendrellis for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Rainbow Resource Centre for their community members.