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The Canadian CED Network - Manitoba Policy Resolutions 2011

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The Canadian CED Network - Manitoba
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2011-01-10

Below is the final, member-approved set of Manitoba policy resolutions that was voted on at the CCEDNet Manitoba Policy Summit on November 16, 2010.

This package, titled Toward Strong, Fair, Sustainable Communities, articulates the reasons why each policy was required to make a difference in our CED activities, including a description of the current context, and a clearly stated position that CCEDNet could advance.

The document now becomes a tool for all of us to use in advancing our collective policy agenda with policy makers in 2011.

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