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PERC Annual General Meeting
AGM Thurs May 23, 2013, 7 pm
Top floor, 174 First Avenue, Ottawa (behind the Royal Bank at Bank and First).
All members, core volunteers and prospective members are asked to attend. Refreshments will be served.
Are you interested in joing the PERC Board?
The Peace and Environment Resource Centre is looking for volunteers for PERC's Board of Directors. We are seeking individuals with time and talent to help keep PERC, one of the longest standing nonprofit organizations in Ottawa, going strong.
E-PEN Highlights May 2013
Sustainable Communities
The Peace and Environment Resource Centre (PERC) is one of Ottawa's longest-standing grassroots organizations. PERC produces the Peace and Environment News (PEN), available throughout the city on a bimonthly basis.
The E-PEN provides links to selected articles from the current edition of the PEN as well as supplemental multimedia features.
This month PERC would like to highlight:
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Last Updated (Monday, 13 May 2013 21:26)
Volunteering
The Peace and Environment Resource Centre has an immediate opening for a Treasurer to serve on its Board of Directors. This volunteer position directs the activities of the bookkeeper, ensuring the integrity of PERC accounting records and the timely and accurate filing of regulatory reports. If you are an accounting professional with four hours a month to donate, we would like to hear from you.
What is the PERC?
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| Is Oilsands Development Good for Canada? |
The Thursday, 25 October 2012 issue of the daily mini-tabloid 24 Hours carried an article "Alta. oil good for all provinces: Report." The second paragraph read: "Untapped reserves and openness to investment contribute to jobs and wealth all along the supply chain across Canada and beyond, the Conference Board of Canada report said." |
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Look for the full print edition at community centres and select retailers throughout the Ottawa area.
The PERC site features highlights from the current edition. PDF versions of the full PEN will be available in the archives after the current edition is off the stands.
