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Citizen Voices
http://www.citizenvoices.gg.caWith her husband, His Excellency Jean-Daniel Lafond, Her Excellency launched the Citizen Voices Web site that offers a place for dialogue, debate and discussion forums on the challenges facing Canadians, especially youth.
Datalibre.ca
http://datalibre.ca/Urging governments to make data about canada and canadians free and accessible to citizens
Independent Artists Cooperative
http://www.independentartistscooperative.comThe Independent Artists Cooperative is a Newfoundland based, artist-run, not for profit cooperative composed of independent artists from different disciplines.
Macdonald-Laurier Days
http://www.macdonald-laurier.ca/en/homeAccording to regular Dominion Institute surveys, Canadians knowledge of the history of our Prime Ministers decline every year. On November 20 2008, the Institute launched Macdonald-Laurier Days, an education campaign to celebrate the birthdays of former Prime Ministers Sir John A MacDonald and Sir Wilfrid Laurier - Canada’s great nation builders. The project engages primarily young Canadians to celebrate the birthdays of the former Prime Minister’s and inform them of their accomplishments and legacy in the history of Canada.
In 1997, a group of young professionals, concerned about the erosion of a common memory and civic identity in Canada, formed the Dominion Institute – a national charitable organization dedicated to creating active and informed citizens through greater knowledge and appreciation of the Canadian story. The Institute’s programs fall under three themes: memory, democracy and identity.
Rock and Roll Revival
http://www.rockandrollrevival.orgRock and Roll Revival is a grass-roots movement based out of Ottawa. It's goals are to combine music, art, activism, and education while giving people (young and old) a sense of community and empowerment. We believe that this is the first step toward a positive change in ourselves and our society.
