CACCN News
Please note:
CACCN National Office will be closed August 2 to 6, 2010 inclusive. All email and telephone messages will receive a response the week of August 9th.
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Dynamics 2010 Early Bird Registration ends
August 16, 2010 at midnight EST
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Nominees for CACCN Board of Directors, 2011 - 2013
CACCN Annual General Meeting - September 19, 2010
Shaw Conference Centre, Edmonton
Proxy Votes for Annual General Meeting, September 19, 2010
Deadline to submit: September 13, 2010 at 2400 hours
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Contests / Other Info
Twin and Win
Welcome to 19 NEW Members.
Thank you to everyone who
participated!!
Nursing .. You Can't Live Without It
Nursing Week 2010
2010 Winner: Team Entry
Grey Nun's Hospital
Featured Chapter: Manitoba
The Manitoba CACCN Chapter is a very energetic chapter with over 100 members from many areas of the Province.
Manitoba is a “Cultural Kaleidoscope” with a blending of aboriginal, Mennonite, Francophone, Icelandic and Ukrainian cultures. The Canadian Census notes twenty-nine ethnic and distinct origins reside in Manitoba and this is highlighted each year at Winnipeg’s annual Folklorama. Cultural diversity is embraced and enjoyed in Manitoba.
Manitoba has a little bit for everyone from “Polar Bear Central” in Churchill, sand dunes in Spruce Woods Provincial Park, snorkeling with beluga whales, incredible waterfalls in Paint Lake Provincial Park, the Northern Lights and the highest point in the province, Baldy Mountain home to glaciers over 10,000 years ago. Whether they are saying “Wilkommen”, “Bitaemo”, “Bienvenue”, “Meegwitch”, “Velkomin” or a simple “Welcome”, Manitobans love to open their hearts to new friends.
