Political Parties & Organizations in McKellar Heights, Ottawa, ON

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Electoral Services International

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883 Boyd Avenue, Ottawa, K2A 2E2

(613) 260-3457

In 1993, when few others knew of the needs of emerging Electoral Management Bodies, we were developing, a ready-to-use, easily handled, transportable, and all-in-one supply box; everything needed to run a polling station. A new concept was emerging and 8, 600 newly named “polling station kits” were assembled and shipped for Cambodia’s first democratic elections! Also on the list of materials, were 8 million security-printed ballots. This historical experience, an electoral trendsetter, involved secure printed materials in the Khmer language, customized metal ballot boxes, specialty polling book forms, special seals, Kit assembly, palletization and handling, the first real dedicated large cargo delivery of Election Supplies and Materials and, most impressive of all, setting the bar for timely delivery, at under less than 9 weeks.

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Sam Bhalesar Campaign Office

1366 Clyde Ave, Ottawa, K2C 3Z4

(613) 406-7268

Re-elect Theresa Kavanagh

36 Burland Street, Ottawa, K2B 6J8

(613) 729-8425

In the past 4 years I have worked hard to represent the voters of Bay Ward on their investment in quality public education in Ottawa. Vote Theresa Kavanagh, a progressive voice that believes education is an important investment in our future.

Ottawa Centre Conservative Association

702 Bank St, Suite 700, Ottawa, K1S 3T2

(613) 237-0020

Canadian Human Rights Commission

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344 Slater Street, 8 th Floor, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1N 1E1

(613) 995-1151

The Commission is also mandated to develop and conduct information and discrimination prevention programs. In 2007, the Canadian Human Rights Commission proudly celebrated the 30th anniversary of its founding legislation. The Canadian Human Rights Act inspires a vision for Canada where "all individuals should have an opportunity equal with other individuals to make for themselves the lives that they are able and wish to have", free from discrimination. The Commission works with employers, service providers, individuals, unions, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and provincial and territorial human rights bodies to foster understanding and commitment to achieving a society where human rights are respected in everyday practices. The Commission is working within a new service delivery model that provides discrimination prevention initiatives, modern dispute resolution approaches for addressing inquiries and complaints, as well as regulatory, policy, and knowledge development. Enhancing employment equity in federally regulated employment sectors for women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities is also a key function. Internationally, the Commission’s strong leadership role includes chairing the International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, within the United Nations.

Liberal Party of Canada

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350 Albert St, Suite 920, Ottawa, K1P 6M8

(613) 783-8444

National Aboriginal Economic Development Board Secretariat

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10 Wellington Street, Gatineau, K1A 0H4

(819) 775-1801

The Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development is responsible for recommending Governor in Council appointments. These appointments provide an opportunity for those interested in serving their fellow Canadians.

Salvaide

219 ARGYLE AVENUE, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 2H4

(613) 233-6215

SalvAide is a Canadian not-for-profit organization with charitable status accompanying the people of El Salvador since 1985 as they build social justice, democracy, and economic development. SalvAide supports solidarity with the people of El Salvador through specific program areas. Our work aims to directly accompany the struggle for social justice in El Salvador and to build Canadian awareness about the Salvadoran reality and Canadian government and business policies that impact upon that reality. All the initiatives we support are community driven, deeply democratic, and strive for gender equity. From cooperative cashew farming to helping to build participatory municipal gender equity guidelines, our partners' work is a model for sustainable democratic development in El Salvador, the only option for a future based on fairness and human rights.

Green Party Of Canada

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812-116 Albert Street, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K1P 5G3

(613) 562-4916

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Canadian International Trade Tribunal

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333 LAURIER AVENUE WEST, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1A 0G7

613-990-2452

The Tribunal's mission is to render sound, transparent and timely decisions in trade, customs and procurement cases for Canadian and international businesses and to provide the Government with sound, transparent and timely advice in tariff, trade, commercial and economic matters. The Tribunal will be recognized as a centre of excellence in matters of trade, customs and procurement, and as a model administrative tribunal in matters of governance.

Canadians United for Change

207 Bank Street, Ottawa, K2P 2N2

(613) 325-6433

Political Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization

New Democratic Party of Canada

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300 - 279 Laurier West, Ottawa, K1P 5J9

613-236-3613

Canada’s NDP has a proud history of fighting for ordinary Canadians and delivering results. Over the last 50 years, New Democrats have helped ensure the introduction of universal medical care, public pensions, and the expansion of Canada’s social safety net.