Wellbeing Webinar Series

 

 

 

REGISTRATION IS NOW open!
February Webinar
Wednesday, February 18, 2026 | 10:30–12:00 PM PST

Topic: The Chief Public Health Officer of Canada’s Report.

We are excited to announce our upcoming webinar focused on the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada’s Report.

Our Featured Speakers: Sarah Maxwell, Elyse Fortier, and Kelsey Lucyk.

We are excited to announce our upcoming webinar focused on the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada’s Report.

Our Featured Speakers: Sarah Maxwell, Elyse Fortier, and Kelsey Lucyk
Our Presenters are from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC). Sarah Maxwell and Elyse Fortier work within the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer, and Kelsey Lucyk works with the Science and Policy Integration Branch.

Together, they bring experience across science policy, public health reporting, health equity, and intersectoral collaboration.

Their work supports Chief Public Health Officer reports, advances Health in All Policies approaches, and contributes to national initiatives such as

Canada’s Quality of Life Framework and action on the social determinants of health. Collectively, they bring a strong, practical public health lens grounded in collaboration and equity.

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Thank you for joining us for  The Wellbeing Economy and Public Health with  Dr. Lindsay McLaren.

We hope you found the discussion insightful and inspiring. Please find the webinar resources below:

PPT Link :Dr. Lindsay McLaren Slides
Recording Link: Webinar Recording January 2026

 

 

 

 

REGISTRATION IS NOW open!
We’re excited to announce the next session with Dr Lindsay McLaren.

Topic: The Wellbeing Economy and Public Health
Join us for an engaging forum with Dr. Lindsay McLaren exploring the Wellbeing Economy and its implications for public health.
We warmly invite you to register and take part in this timely and thoughtful discussion. We hope to see you there!

Monday, January 26th, 2026  |    10:30 AM – 12:00 PM PST

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February Webinar
Wednesday, February 18, 2026 | 10:30–12:00 PM PST
Topic: The Chief Public Health Officer of Canada’s Report

More details will be available soon.

Webinar schedule:
  • October 17th 2025The Deeper Implications of a Wellbeing Society
    • Trevor Hancock and Professor Lindsay McLaren
  • January 2026 The Wellbeing Economy and Public Health with Dr Lindsay McLaren
  • February 18th  2026  10.30 – 12.00pm PST The Chief Public Health Officer of Canada’s Report
  • March 2026 – An Indigenous framing for the Wellbeing Society
  • April 2026 – Making peace with nature
  • May 2026A Wellbeing of Future Generations Act for BC and Canada
  • June 2026 Social and environmental injustice
  • Later in 2026What is wellbeing and how do we measure it?

PLEASE NOTE: The dates and speakers are still to be confirmed, some topics may change date or focus, so continue to check this page for more details!

 

 

Thank you for joining us for The Deeper Implications of a Wellbeing Society — the first session of  Wellbeing Society Webinar Series, featuring Dr. Trevor Hancock and Dr. Lindsay McLaren.

We hope you found the discussion insightful and inspiring as we continue exploring how to place the wellbeing of people and the planet at the heart of governance.

Attached: Dr. Trevor Hancock’s presentation slides
Recording: Webinar Recording October 17 2025

The next webinar in this series will take place in mid-November. A follow-up email will be sent soon to confirm the exact date, topic, and registration details.

Thank you again for your participation and support — we look forward to seeing you at our next session!

Stay tuned for the next session in November 2025, more updates to come!

 

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Join us on Friday, October 17, 10:30 AM–12:00 PM (PST) for the launch of PHABC’s Wellbeing Society Webinar Series, building on #PHSI25: Building Wellbeing Societies and Communities.

 

A Wellbeing society is “committed to achieving equitable health now and for future generations without breaching ecological limits.”

Geneva Charter for Well-Being, World Health Organization, 2022

 

PHABC is developing a Wellbeing Society initiative, inspired by the WHO’s Geneva Charter for Well-Being and Working Together to Thrive: Well-Being and Public Health,” the 2025 report of the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada. The initiative began with a 2025 Summer Institute (Think Piece HERE  and video available here ).

The next step is a series of monthly webinars to explore what it really means, and what it will take, to become a society that places the equitable wellbeing of people and the health of the planet at the centre of societal governance.

 

This exciting online event will introduce a new platform dedicated to understanding the challenges and opportunities in creating a Wellbeing society, and the actions needed to get us there. The opening session will feature reflections on some of the profound societal transformations required to place the wellbeing of people and the planet at the heart of governance.

 

Preliminary webinar schedule:

PLEASE NOTE: The dates and speakers are still to be confirmed, some topics may change date or focus, so continue to check this page for more details!

  • October 17th 2025The Deeper Implications of a Wellbeing Society
    • Trevor Hancock and Professor Lindsay McLaren
  • November 2025 – An Indigenous framing for the Wellbeing Society
  • December 2025 The Chief Public Health Officer of Canada’s Report
  • January 2026 – Governance for Wellbeing – what does that really mean and look like?
  • February 2026 – Towards a Wellbeing Economy
  • March 2026 – Making peace with nature
  • April 2026A Wellbeing of Future Generations Act for BC and Canada
  • May 2026 Social and environmental injustice
  • Later in 2026What is wellbeing and how do we measure it?