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Ontario Association of Archers Inc. [ OAA | Ontario Archery Association ]
Ontario Association of Archers Inc. [ OAA | Ontario Archery Association ]

Ontario Film Association, Inc. [ OFA | Ontario Association of Film Councils ]
Ontario Film Association, Inc. [ OFA | Ontario Association of Film Councils ]

Cadora-Ontario [ Cadora Ontario Association Inc. ]
Cadora-Ontario

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The list of organizations that will not have their contracts with CIC renewed include: the Afghan Association of Ontario; African Community Services of Peel; African Training and Employment Centre; Albion Neighbourhood Services; Asian Community AIDS Services; Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario; Audmax Inc. in Mississauga; Bloor Information Life Skills Centre in Toronto, which is in my riding; the Canadian Hate Prevention Network in Brampton; Canadian Newcomer magazine in Toronto; the Community Action Resource Centre in Toronto; Credit Valley Hospital in Mississauga; Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood Centre in Toronto, which is next door to my riding; Eritrean Canadian Community Centre in Toronto; Ethiopian Association in Toronto; Gateway Centre for New Canadians in Mississauga; George Brown College in Toronto; Northwood Neighbourhood Services in Toronto; the Ontario Chamber of Commerce; Ryerson University in Toronto; the Salvation Army in Toronto; San Romanoway in Toronto; Social Planning Council of Peel in Mississauga; South Asian Women's Centre in Toronto; Tropicana Community Services in Toronto; the University of Western Ontario in London; Workers' Action Centre in Toronto; York Weston Community Services in Toronto.
Les organismes suivants font partie de ceux dont CIC ne renouvellera pas le contrat: l'Afghan Association of Ontario; les African Community Services of Peel; l'African Training and Employment Centre; les Albion Neighbourhood Services; les Asian Community AIDS Services; l'Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario; Audmax Inc., à Mississauga; le Bloor Information Life Skills Centre, qui se trouve dans ma circonscription, à Toronto; le Canadian Hate Prevention Network, à Brampton; le magazine Canadian Newcomer, à Toronto; le Community Action Resource Centre, à Toronto; le Credit Valley Hospital, à Mississauga; le Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood Centre, qui est situé tout près de ma circonscription, à Toronto; l'Eritrean Canadian Community Centre, à Toronto; l'Ethiopian Association, à Toronto; le Gateway Centre for New Canadians, à Mississauga; le George Brown College, à Toronto; les Northwood Neighbourhood Services, à Toronto; l'Ontario Chamber of Commerce; l'Université Ryerson, à Toronto; l'Armée du Salut de Toronto; la San Romanoway Association, à Toronto; le Social Planning Council of Peel, à Mississauga; le South Asian Women's Centre, à Toronto; les Tropicana Community Services, à Toronto; l'Université de Western Ontario, à London; le Centre d'action des travailleurs, à Toronto; les York Weston Community Services, à Toronto.

The list also includes the Centre francophone de Toronto; the Official Languages Committee of the Ontario Bar Association; the Front commun des personnes assistées sociales du Québec; the Mouvement action chômage Pabok Inc.; the Regroupement des comités logement et associations de locataires du Québec; the Centres d'accueil Héritage in Toronto; and Les Frères et Sœurs d’Émile Nelligan.
La liste contient aussi: le Centre francophone de Toronto; le Comité des langues officielles de l’Association du Barreau de l’Ontario; le Front commun des personnes assistées sociales du Québec; le Mouvement action chômage Pabok inc.; le Regroupement des comités logement et associations de locataires du Québec; les Centres d'accueil Héritage de Toronto; Les Frères et Sœurs d’Émile Nelligan.

The Trans-Canada No. 1 West Association, headed by Regina Mayor Doug Archer, presented a transport brief outlining the importance of twinning the Trans-Canada from Kenora, Ontario to Vancouver, B.C. The Trans-Canada West Association makes the point that investing in Canada's Main Street will pay for itself in job creation by bringing more trade and tourism dollars to the west.
La Trans-Canada No. 1 West Association, dont le président est le maire de Regina, M. Doug Archer, a présenté un mémoire sur les transports qui souligne l'importance de doubler la transcanadienne de Kenora, en Ontario, à Vancouver, en Colombie-Britannique.

Here are just a few of those who wrote in protest to the minister: the Eastern Fishermen's Federation, Southwest Nova Fixed Gear Association, the Fisheries Association of Newfoundland and Labrador, the South West Nova Tuna Association, the New Brunswick Fish Packers' Association, the Fundy Weir Fishermen's Association Inc., the Ontario Fish Producers' Association.
Voici quelques-uns des groupes qui ont écrit une lettre de protestation au ministre: La Fédération des pêcheurs de l'Est, la Southwest Nova Fixed Gear Association, la Fisheries Association of Newfoundland and Labrador, la South West Nova Tuna Association, l'Association des empaqueteurs de poisson du Nouveau-Brunswick, la Fundy Weir Fishermen's Association Inc., l'Ontario Fish Producers' Association.

Mr. Duncan: The following sessions took place in 2009: September 2, Assembly of Treaty Chiefs Edmonton, Alberta; September 10, Gwich'in Tribal Council, Inuvik, Northwest Territories; September 12, Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Annual General Assembly, Ottawa, Ontario; September 24, First Nations Summit, North Vancouver, British Columbia; September 25, Native Women's Association of Canada, Ottawa — at their 35th annual AGM; October 14, Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; October 18, Quebec Native Women Inc., Montreal, Quebec — at their AGM; October 22, Dene Leadership Meeting, Dettah, Northwest Territories; October 24, Ontario Native Women's Association, Thunder Bay; October 26, Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs, Vancouver.
M. Duncan : Voici les sessions qui se sont tenues en 2009 : 2 septembre, Assemblée des chefs de premières nations signataires d'un traité, à Edmonton, Alberta; 10 septembre, conseil tribal Gwich'in, à Inuvik, Territoires du Nord- Ouest; 12 septembre, Congrès des peuples autochtones, assemblée générale annuelle, à Ottawa, Ontario; 24 septembre, sommet des Premières nations, à North Vancouver, Colombie-Britannique; 25 septembre, Assemblée des femmes autochtones du Canada, 35AGA, à Ottawa; 14 octobre, Congrès des chefs des Premières nations de l'Atlantique, à Dartmouth, Nouvelle-Écosse; 18 octobre, Femmes autochtones du Québec, AGA, à Montréal, Québec; 22 octobre, réunion du leadership Déné, à Dettah, Territoires du Nord-Ouest; 24 octobre, Association des femmes autochtones de l'Ontario, à Thunder Bay; 26 octobre, Union des chefs indiens de la Colombie-Britannique, Vancouver.