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Canadian
Professional Police Association (CPPA)
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Child Find
Canada
The aim of Child Find Canada is to work in
partnership with its provincial members to assist in the search for
missing children; deliver education and prevention programs
pertaining to children's safety (Child Find seeks to eliminate the
problem of missing children through educational and awareness
programs); offering Child Fingerprinting Clinics: "All About Me
I.D."; and to advocate for the rights of children.
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Mother
Against Drunk Driving (MADD Canada)
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Canadian
Federation of Students (CFS)
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Canadian
American Border Trade Alliance (CABTA)
The CABTA is a broad based, grassroots organization comprised of
businesses, private and public sector organizations, and individuals
involved in U.S./Canadian trade and tourism. Its mission is to
maximize global commercial activity and ensure continued growth of
two-way cross border trade along the entire common U.S./Canadian
border and assure efficient, productive border crossing
capabilities, as well as to provide unified leadership for border
concern, operations and needs and to act as an effective, proactive
and focused border issues resource. The CABTA holds scheduled
international and regional meetings coupled with effective
communications, updates, issues alerts and a strong array of working
committee membership participation.
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Canadian
Labour Congress (CLC)
The CLC is the national voice of the labour
movement, but speaks for all workers and their families, in Canada
and beyond. The majority of national and international unions in
Canada belong to the Congress; the CLC includes 12 provincial and
territorial federations, and 137 district labour councils. CLC
represents 2.5 million unionized workers; promotes decent wages and
working conditions, and improved health and safety laws; lobbies for
fair taxes and strong social programs, including childcare, medicare
and pensions; lobbies for and develops job training and job creation
programs; works for social equality, and to end racism and
discrimination; and tries to increase solidarity between workers in
Canada and other countries.
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Canadian
Manufacturers and Exporters (CME)
For more than 130
years, CME has successfully represented the interests of Canadian
business, keeping members on the competitive edge of world-class
manufacturing and trade. With strong divisions in every
province, CME is a truly national association and the undisputed
champion of business issues in Canada. CME members include
Canada's leading businesses engaged in manufacturing and in the
export of goods and services. Members represent 75% of the country's
manufacturing output and 90% of exports. While membership includes
Canada's largest players, 80% of members are considered small and
mid-sized companies.
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Fédération
des travailleurs et travailleuses du Québec
Les objectifs de la FTQ
sont de promouvoir les intérêts professionnels des ses affiliés et
oeuvrer à la promotion sociale, économique, culturelle et politique
des travailleurs et travailleuses du Québec; de pratiquer un
syndicalisme qui assume et fait sienne les particularités du Québec
et les aspirations des travailleuses et travailleurs québécois; et
d'inciter ses membres à participer à la vie politique sous toutes
ses formes et assurer une présence prépondérante des travailleurs et
travailleuses partout où des décisions sont prises en leur nom.
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Federation of
Canadian Municipalities (FCM)
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Labour
College of Canada
The Labour College of Canada, sponsored by the
Canadian Labour
Congress (CLC) and its affiliates, opened its doors to workers
1963. The main objective of the Labour College is to develop
leadership by increasing the ability of unionists to understand,
analyze, and deal with everyday problems and issues that may
confront them at work, in their unions and in their communities.
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National
Treasury Employees Union (NTEU), U.S.
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Public
Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC)
The PSAC is one of Canada's largest unions. It
is truly a national union with members from coast to coast to coast,
in every province and territory. PSAC even has an international face
with members working abroad in embassies and consulates.
PSAC's membership is diverse and growing. While many of the 150,000
members work for the federal government or agencies as immigration
officers, fisheries officers, food inspectors, customs officers and
the like, an increasing number of PSAC members work in the private
sector in women’s shelters, universities, security agencies and
casinos. As the members’ bargaining agent, the PSAC works to help
obtain fair treatment and respect in the workplace, employment
security, better pay and safe working conditions.
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