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Upcoming Webinars

Introducing the Accessibility Standards Canada (ASC) Plain Language National Standard of Canada

Presenter: Laura Edlund and Iva Cheung
Webinar begins: January 21, 2026 1:00 pm

The Accessibility Standards Canada (ASC) Plain Language Standard began its development in 2020 and had many significant changes after its public review in 2024. ASC released the standard on October 13, 2025, International Plain Language Day. Iva Cheung and Laura Edlund, both Editors Canada members and members of Plain Language Association International (PLAIN), have been part of the ASC Plain Language…

Using Contracts to Clarify Expectations, Get Paid, and Protect Yourself

Presenter: Suzy Bills
Webinar begins: January 27, 2026 1:00 pm

Contracts are an important part of a freelance business because they lay out the plan for how and when you’ll get paid and help ensure that you and your clients are on the same page. Contracts also give you protection if something goes awry with a client. This session will…

How to Edit Winning STEM Proposals

Presenter: Julie Stauffer
Webinar begins: February 3, 2026 1:00 pm

A well-worded funding proposal can secure thousands or even millions of dollars for tech start-ups, established companies, research institutes and other STEM-focused organizations. This creates big opportunities for editors with a knack for turning complex ideas into clear, persuasive arguments. And no, you don’t need an advanced degree in engineering…

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Featured Recordings

One-Hour Marketing Plan

Presenter: Christine LeBlanc

Is marketing something you “should” do but dread? Don’t know where to start? Learn how to break down the steps and build a simple, useful plan that can help you grow your business, expand your network and keep you on track. Remember, showing up doesn’t mean you’re showing off. We’ll…

Oops! Finding and Fixing Bloopers in Fiction

Presenter: Amy J. Schneider

Copyediting fiction is like being the continuity director for a film, watching for little mistakes that pull readers out of the story. In this session, we’ll discuss (1) language bloopers: pet phrases, sound bloopers, danglers, redundancy; (2) action bloopers: Chekhov’s gun, drop-in characters, bad scene breaks, remembered elements, “As you…

Perfectly Imperfect: Accepting and Embracing “Good Enough”

Presenter: Rhonda Kronyk

Editors take pride in submitting their best work to their clients, but many have learned not to read the published copies of the books they work on because they invariably find errors. We sometimes succumb to the illusion of perfection, which can cause self-doubt and imposter syndrome to sneak into…

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