Organizations, Associations & Clubs in Braemar Park - Bel Air Heights - Copeland Park, Ottawa, ON
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1250 Agincourt Rd, BRAEMAR PARK - BEL AIR HEIGHTS - COPELAND PARK, Ottawa, K2C 2J2
(613) 727-9790
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1400 Clyde Avenue, Suite 211, Nepean, K2G 3J2
(613) 226-3733
The Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) is the union representing 59, 000 registered nurses and allied health professionals and more than 13, 000 nursing students providing care in Ontario hospitals, long-term care facilities, public health, the community, clinics and industry. 
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1741 Woodward Drive, Ottawa, K2C 0P9
(613) 723-8008
The Customs and Immigration Union (CIU) is a component of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), which represents Canada’s Front-Line Customs and Immigration Officers. CIU also represents Investigation, Intelligence and Trade Customs Officers, Immigration Inland Enforcement and Hearings Officers, as well as all support staff – all of whom work at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). 
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21 NADOLNY SACHS PRIVATE, CARLINGWOOD WEST - GLABAR PARK - MCKELLAR HEIGHTS, Ottawa, K2A 1R9
(613) 798-4696
Ottawa's Jewish Community Online. Your source for everything Jewish in Canada’s capital city: Calendar, places, local/nat’l events, resource directory, news and organizations for Jewish life in Ottawa, Canada and around the world 
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1568 Merivale Road, Suite 304, Nepean, K2G 5Y7
(613) 721-2082
Association or organization, Association 
1568 Merivale Road, CARLINGTON, Ottawa, K2G 5Y7
(613) 800-5185
Association or organization 
2121 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, K2A 4E2
(613) 721-5826
English-Language Advocates (ELA) is an organization formed in 2002 to replace the Ottawa and District Branch of Canadians Against Bilingualism Injustice (CABI), formerly known as Alliance for the Preservation of English in Canada (APEC). CABI changed its name again in 2002 to Canadian Network for Language Awareness (CNLA), with a new President, a new direction and a new office in Oakville, Ontario. The President of CNLA was our guest-speaker in April 2002 and at that meeting he advised us that their By-Laws no longer recognize any formal branches and that we should carry on under a new name to deal with language issues that affect Ottawa. He assured us that CNLA would deal with national issues. CNLA has since stopped its operations which is the reason English-Language Advocates was incorporated on October 25, 2004, under the Corporation Act of Ontario and is willing to deal with language issues not just in Ottawa but anywhere in Ontario and Canada. 
96 Centrepointe Drive, Nepean, K2G 6B1
(613) 224-5515
In Support of Our Members Member support & Treatment Our Mission CDHA exists so that its members are able to provide quality preventive and therapeutic oral health care as well as health promotion for the Canadian public. CDHA Ends Policy The board's decisions on strategic direction take the form of specific, measurable outcomes called "Ends". Public Policy Environment - Public policy barriers are reduced to ensure members can practice as primary health care providers. *as defined in BCHDA - Position statement Primary Health Care Release 1 (March 2010) Public Recognition - Members’ value is recognized by the Canadian public. Professional Practice - Members have the confidence and resources to work independently, intraprofessionally and inter-professionally as an integral part of the health care team. *interprofessional practice is defined as client-centered care that involves working collaboratively with members of other health and social care professionals. Professional Knowledge - Members create, contribute to and utilize a growing body of professional knowledge and research. National Professional Standards - Members are aware of and have access to national professional standards. Leadership - Members’ (especially student members’) potential for professional leadership is developed. 
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94 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa, K2G 6B1
(613) 228-8500
Community Organization, Non-profit organization, Association or organization, Nonprofit Organization 
1500 Larose Ave, Ottawa, K1Z 7Y1
(613) 724-4724
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1505 Laperriere Ave, Suite 401, Ottawa, K1Z 7S8
(613) 724-4834
Nonprofit Organization, Non-Profit Organization, Association 
1505 Laperriere Ave, CARLINGTON, Ottawa, K1Z 7S8
(613) 722-2270
One of the key roles of the Canadian Evaluation Society (CES), the professional order for evaluation in Canada, is to contribute to the professionalization of evaluation practice. The CES Credentialed Evaluator (CE) designation is designed to support professionalization efforts by defining, recognizing, and promoting the practice of ethical, high quality and competent evaluation in Canada. The Professional Designation Program is founded on three pillars: a code of ethics, standards and competencies . The holder of the CE designation has provided convincing evidence of the education and experience required by the CES to be a competent evaluator. The process of obtaining the Credentialed Evaluator designation is rigorous, demanding, and introspective. The maintenance of the CE designation demands that CEs accumulate at least 40 hours of Continuing Education Credits over three years. The CE designation is therefore a demonstration of commitment to the profession. The value of the CE designation is such that CES celebrates Credentialed Evaluators by providing a public registry listing them. The CE designation is a service provided by CES to its members, who may elect to become credentialed on a voluntary basis. It recognizes competence and promotes continuous learning within our evaluation community. History of the project . 
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117 Centrepointe Drive, Suite 270, Nepean, K2G 5X3
(613) 241-3730
Labor, Association or organization, Labor union, LABOR ORGANIZATIONS, Services professionnels, Organisations ouvrières, Emploi et Ressources de carrière, Organizations 
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340-117 CENTREPOINTE DRIVE, Nepean, K2G 5X3
(613) 233-0052
Association or organization 
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1505 Laperriere Ave, Suite 401, Ottawa, K1Z 7S8
(613) 236-9058
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1505 Laperriere Ave, CARLINGTON, Ottawa, K1Z 7S8
(613) 728-1759
Association or organization 
1400 LEPAGE AVENUE, CARLINGTON, Ottawa, K1Z 8N5
(613) 725-2542
Club, Civic & Social Associations