Vertaling van "maison john howard house inc " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

John Howard Society of Quebec [ Maison John Howard House Inc. ]
Société John Howard du Québec [ Maison John Howard House Inc. ]

John Howard Community Residential Centre (Moncton) Inc.
John Howard Community Residential Centre (Moncton) Inc.

The Saint Andrew's Society of Saint John Housing Corporation Inc.
The Saint Andrew's Society of Saint John Housing Corporation Inc.

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

We also have the support of the National Anti-Poverty Organization, the city of Nepean, the Canadian Federation of Students, the Working Group on Poverty in Vancouver, the Street Nurses Network in Toronto, the Canadian Mental Health Association, the Calgary and District Labour Council, the Canadian Labour Congress, the Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation, the Alliance to End Homelessness in Ottawa, the B.C. Government Employees Union, the Brunswick Street United Church in Halifax, Hope Cottage in Halifax, the United Steelworkers of America, the Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice, the city of St. John's in Newfoundland, Lu'ma Native Housing Society, the United Native Nations, the Kettle Friendship Society, the Hospital Employees Union, the John Howard Society, the Community Social Planning Council of Toronto, the Carleton Graduate Students Association, the Franciscan Sisters of Atonement in Vancouver, the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour and the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.
Nous avons aussi l'appui de l'Organisation nationale anti-pauvreté, la ville de Nepean, la Fédération canadienne des étudiantes et étudiants, le Working Group on Poverty de Vancouver, le Street Nurses Network de Toronto, l'Association canadienne pour la santé mentale, le Calgary and District Labour Council, le Congrès du travail du Canada, Centretown Citizens (Ottawa) Corp., Alliance to End Homelessness in Ottawa, le syndicat des employés de la fonction publique de la Colombie-Britannique, la Brunswick Street United Church de Halifax, Hope Cottage de Halifax, les United Steelworkers of America, les Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice, la ville de St. John's, à Terre-Neuve, la Lu'ma Native Housing Society, les United Native Nations, la Kettle Friendship Society, le Hospital Employees Union, la Société John Howard de Colombie-Britannique, le Community Social Planning Council de Toronto, la Carleton Graduate Students Association, les Franciscan Sisters of Atonement de Vancouver, la Saskatchewan Federation of Labour et le Social Planning Council de Winnipeg.

The committee held three public hearings on this matter, with witnesses appearing from the Parole Board of Canada, the John Howard Society of Canada, the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies, the Association des services de rehabilitation sociale du Québec, the Pardon Society of Canada, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, the Canadian Crime Victim Foundation, the Victims of Violence Canadian Centre for Missing Children, and the Respect Group Inc. Submissions in writing were presented by the St. Leonard’s Society, the Canadian Bar Association and Canadian Parents of Murdered Children and Survivors of Homicide Victims Inc.
Le comité a tenu trois audiences publiques sur le sujet, lors desquelles ont comparu des témoins représentant la Commission nationale des libérations conditionnelles, la Société John Howard du Canada, l’Association canadienne des sociétés Elizabeth Fry, l’Association des services de réhabilitation sociale du Québec, la Pardon Society of Canada, la Fédération canadienne des contribuables, la Canadian Crime Victim Foundation, le Victims of Violence Canadian Centre for Missing Children, ainsi que le Respect Group Inc. Le comité a aussi reçu des mémoires de la Société St-Léonard du Canada, de l’Association du Barreau canadien et de l’organisation Canadian Parents Of Murdered Children and Survivors of Homicide Victims Inc.

Also on the list are: Federation of Post-Secondary Educators of B.C.; Feminist Coalition of Newfoundland and Labrador; Feminists for Just and Equitable Public Policy; Front d'action populaire en réaménagement urbain; Greater Vancouver Association of the Deaf; Grey-Bruce Community Legal Clinic; Halton Community Legal Services; Hamilton Mountain Legal & Community Services; Income Security Advocacy Centre; Institut canadien de recherches sur les femmes; Jamaican Canadian Association, Toronto; Jesuit Centre for Social Faith and Justice; John Howard Society of Manitoba Inc.; Justice for Girls; Kamloops and District Elizabeth Fry Society; Kelowna Women's Resource Centre; Kenora Community Legal Clinic Suite; Kensington Bellwoods Community Legal Services; Kitchen Table Collective.
Il y a aussi sur la liste: la Federation of Post-Secondary Educators of B.C.; la Feminist Coalition of Newfoundland and Labrador; Feminists for Just and Equitable Public Policy; le Front d'action populaire en réaménagement urbain; la Greater Vancouver Association of the Deaf; la Grey-Bruce Community Legal Clinic; les Halton Community Legal Services; les Hamilton Mountain Legal & Community Services; le Income Security Advocacy Centre; l'Institut canadien de recherches sur les femmes; la Jamaican Canadian Association, Toronto; le Jesuit Centre for Social Faith and Justice; la John Howard Society of Manitoba Inc.; Justice for Girls; la Société Elizabeth Fry de Kamloops et du district; le Kelowna Women's Resource Centre; la Kenora Community Legal Clinic Suite; les Kensington Bellwoods Community Legal Services; le Kitchen Table Collective.

Furthermore, the executive director of the John Howard Society of Saskatchewan, Mike Dunphy, said that 33% of the criminals sentenced to house arrest in 2005 would have ended up in prison under the provisions of Bill C-9.
De plus, le chef de la direction de la John Howard Society of Saskatchewan, Mike Dunphy, a dit que 33 p. 100 des criminels condamnés à la détention à domicile en 2005 auraient fini en prison suivant les dispositions du projet de loi C-9.

The committee held three public hearings on this matter, with witnesses appearing from the Parole Board of Canada, the John Howard Society of Canada, the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies, the Association des services de rehabilitation sociale du Québec, the Pardon Society of Canada, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, the Canadian Crime Victim Foundation, the Victims of Violence Canadian Centre for Missing Children, and the Respect Group Inc. Submissions in writing were presented by the St. Leonard's Society, the Canadian Bar Association and Canadian Parents of Murdered Children and Survivors of Homicide Victims Inc.
Le comité a tenu trois audiences publiques sur le sujet, lors desquelles ont comparu des témoins représentant la Commission nationale des libérations conditionnelles, la Société John Howard du Canada, l'Association canadienne des sociétés Elizabeth Fry, l'Association des services de réhabilitation sociale du Québec, la Pardon Society of Canada, la Fédération canadienne des contribuables, la Canadian Crime Victim Foundation, le Victims of Violence Canadian Centre for Missing Children, ainsi que le Respect Group Inc. Le comité a aussi reçu des mémoires de la Société St-Léonard du Canada, de l'Association du Barreau canadien et de l'organisation Canadian Parents Of Murdered Children and Survivors of Homicide Victims Inc.