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In this edition of Capital News, you will find information on our next Speaker Series and the 2024 Winter Meeting.

And, please remember that we always want to hear about your Capital: contact us at secretariat@ccco-occ.ca to share information from your city, legislature, provincial commission, organization throughout the CCCO network.

SPEAKER SERIES: December 6, 2023 at 12:00PM (EST)

Cultural Capital as a Catalyst for Social Cohesion.

Explore the unifying power of arts, culture, and heritage with Erin McDonald, MBA-candidate and CCCO Treasurer. Capital city officials and staff are invited to share case studies on cultural impacts in their communities.

Join us for this insightful session.  

Virtual Presentation via Teams: free to register

2024 Winter Meeting: January 31 to February 2, 2024

in our National Capital Region

Preliminary Schedule

January 31, 2024

• Optional tours in Morning
• Opening Session in Afternoon
• Site visit at Zibi, the Waterfront City
• Welcome Reception
• Optional networking dinner

February 1, 2024

• Presentations and panels
• Site Technical Tours
• Free evening to enjoy the National Capital Region

February 2, 2024

• Capital Exchange Sessions
• Presentations
• Conclusion at Noon
• Optional networking luncheon

For information please contact secretariat@ccco-occ.ca.

Venues:

Meetings to be held at the Ville de Gatineau Maison du Citoyen and Ottawa City Hall.

The National Capital Region invites you to stay over to attend the 46th Edition of Winterlude.

Discover Canada's Capitals

Canada's capitals are special places filled with memorable experiences. They reflect our identities as residents of provinces and territories and our national capital reflects our identity as Canadians. The capitals are where we learn about our provinces, our territories, and our country.



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Thank you to Canadian Heritage for

its financial contribution enabling the translation.