Events

This educational program is a unique opportunity for professional development in Community Economic Development.  While there are CED programs already available in Alberta, this one is different in that it addresses CED from a social service/social enterprise perspective (rather than a business perspective).  This program also includes a module on affordable housing.  It nicely complements what is already offered in Alberta and would serve to provide a wider perspective when dealing with community issues.

You are invited to attend the 25th annual conference of the Canadian
Association for Studies in Co-operation, to be held at Carleton
University in Ottawa from May 27th to May 29th.  A draft of the program
can be found at www.coopresearch.coop.  For registration information,
please contact catherine.levitenreid@usask.ca

This educational program is a unique opportunity for professional development in Community Economic Development.  While there are CED programs already available in Alberta, this one is different in that it addresses CED from a social service/social enterprise perspective (rather than a business perspective).  This program also includes a module on affordable housing.  It nicely complements what is already offered in Alberta and would serve to provide a wider perspective when dealing with community issues.

You are invited to attend the 25th annual conference of the Canadian
Association for Studies in Co-operation, to be held at Carleton
University in Ottawa from May 27th to May 29th.  A draft of the program
can be found at www.coopresearch.coop.  For registration information,
please contact catherine.levitenreid@usask.ca

This educational program is a unique opportunity for professional development in Community Economic Development.  While there are CED programs already available in Alberta, this one is different in that it addresses CED from a social service/social enterprise perspective (rather than a business perspective).  This program also includes a module on affordable housing.  It nicely complements what is already offered in Alberta and would serve to provide a wider perspective when dealing with community issues.

You are invited to attend the 25th annual conference of the Canadian
Association for Studies in Co-operation, to be held at Carleton
University in Ottawa from May 27th to May 29th.  A draft of the program
can be found at www.coopresearch.coop.  For registration information,
please contact catherine.levitenreid@usask.ca

This educational program is a unique opportunity for professional development in Community Economic Development.  While there are CED programs already available in Alberta, this one is different in that it addresses CED from a social service/social enterprise perspective (rather than a business perspective).  This program also includes a module on affordable housing.  It nicely complements what is already offered in Alberta and would serve to provide a wider perspective when dealing with community issues.

The theme of this year's conference is Full Circle: Sharing a Vision for the 7th Generation. Our inspiration is an original law kept and maintained by generations of Aboriginal people: just as our actions will affect generations to come, we are living in a world that was shaped by those before us. Aboriginal elders remind us to think and decide in a way that is conscious of the seven generations of people that will be born in the future - ensuring that we respect our Mother Earth and her spirited beings.

The theme of this year's conference is Full Circle: Sharing a Vision for the 7th Generation. Our inspiration is an original law kept and maintained by generations of Aboriginal people: just as our actions will affect generations to come, we are living in a world that was shaped by those before us. Aboriginal elders remind us to think and decide in a way that is conscious of the seven generations of people that will be born in the future - ensuring that we respect our Mother Earth and her spirited beings.

The theme of this year's conference is Full Circle: Sharing a Vision for the 7th Generation. Our inspiration is an original law kept and maintained by generations of Aboriginal people: just as our actions will affect generations to come, we are living in a world that was shaped by those before us. Aboriginal elders remind us to think and decide in a way that is conscious of the seven generations of people that will be born in the future - ensuring that we respect our Mother Earth and her spirited beings.

In 2009, the Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA) is celebrating its 100th anniversary.  The Congress is entitled: Celebrating a Century of Co-operation: Honouring the Past, Building the Future.

In 2009, the Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA) is celebrating its 100th anniversary.  The Congress is entitled: Celebrating a Century of Co-operation: Honouring the Past, Building the Future.

In 2009, the Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA) is celebrating its 100th anniversary.  The Congress is entitled: Celebrating a Century of Co-operation: Honouring the Past, Building the Future.

In 2009, the Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA) is celebrating its 100th anniversary.  The Congress is entitled: Celebrating a Century of Co-operation: Honouring the Past, Building the Future.