Winter’s Tales Authors Reading Series presents Joan Clark

Celebrated and popular Canadian novelist Joan Clark will give a public reading and sign books on October 28 at 7:30 pm in the Confederation Centre Art Gallery. A native of Nova Scotia, Clark has lived in Newfoundland since the 1980s.   Her reading is part of the Winter’s Tales Authors’ Reading Series and is sponsored by the UPEI Faculty of Arts and The Canada Council for the Arts, with the Art Gallery’s collaboration.

PEI ANC Information Sessions for International Students

Thursday, October 8th and Friday, October 9th (11:30am-1:30pm) in MacMillan Hall, Murphy Student Centre   PEI ANC staff will talk about providing registered International Students with assistance such as:    • how to register with PEI ANC • help to find employment,  • how to access help with applications for permits, visas, and other documents,  • workshops and other information sessions on many topics,  • opportunities to meet others in the community for social events,  • invitations to be matched with English tutors or participate in conversation circles,  • opportunities to volunteer and gain Canadian work experience,  • what is on the Online Guide for Newcomers to Canada at peianc.com and Facebook site,  • and an electronic mailing list you can join to get notices about community events and workshop and job opportunities   To register for serivces on the spot, students should bring a photocopies of their passport (photo-page only) and student visa.   Nancy Clement Community Outreach Facilitator PEI Association for Newcomers to Canada   49 Water St., Charlottetown PEI, C1A 1A3 (902) 628-6009, ext. 217 nancy@peianc.com www.peianc.com

PEI ANC Information Sessions for International Students

Thursday, October 8th and Friday, October 9th (11:30am-1:30pm) in MacMillan Hall, Murphy Student Centre   PEI ANC staff will talk about providing registered International Students with assistance such as:    • how to register with PEI ANC • help to find employment,  • how to access help with applications for permits, visas, and other documents,  • workshops and other information sessions on many topics,  • opportunities to meet others in the community for social events,  • invitations to be matched with English tutors or participate in conversation circles,  • opportunities to volunteer and gain Canadian work experience,  • what is on the Online Guide for Newcomers to Canada at peianc.com and Facebook site,  • and an electronic mailing list you can join to get notices about community events and workshop and job opportunities   To register for serivces on the spot, students should bring a photocopies of their passport (photo-page only) and student visa.   Nancy Clement Community Outreach Facilitator PEI Association for Newcomers to Canada   49 Water St., Charlottetown PEI, C1A 1A3 (902) 628-6009, ext. 217 nancy@peianc.com www.peianc.com