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The Weekend Without Titles is a weekend of extreme fellowship, education, & fraternity

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Official Call for Speakers!

Weekend Without Titles is always looking for engaging, thought‑provoking sessions that inspire discussion, reflection, and fellowship. If you have an idea that supports Masonic education, history, philosophy, leadership, or lodge life and encourages conversation rather than lectures, we invite you to submit a speaker proposal. Sessions are interactive and informal, and are designed to spark meaningful dialogue among Brethren in a relaxed, title‑free setting. Fill out the application to volunteer to speak!

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WWT5 Bridgeland Commemorative Whisky

In recognition of our fifth year, we have commissioned a special commemorative Alberta whiskey blend from Bridgeland Distilleries for the event. This is a limited bottling of 200 bottles (500ml) and only available to those who have registered. Bottles are $85.00 each with a limit of two bottles per registrants and only while supplies last. First come first serve payment must be received in full at time of order to hold bottle. E-transfer to wwtgla@gmail.com

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Red Deer Resort & Casino

Taking place in Red Deer, AB. Discover the warmth and hospitality of Central Alberta at the Red Deer Resort & Casino.

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Did you know…

2026 saw 214 Masons attend, with visitors from the USA, Ontario, and Saskatchewan.

WWT 4 featured 1 panel discussion, 2 keynote speakers, 15 education sessions, beer tastings, and multiple hospitality rooms.

The WWT is a self-sustaining event that does not rely on any funding from The Grand Lodge of Alberta.

The WWT is not related to the Masonic Spring Workshop. This is a separate event envisioned by a group of brothers who wanted to see education and fellowship continue in the province.

The WWT committee is always looking for engaging education sessions.

Red Deer was chosen as a central location and utilizes the largest conference space available.

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