All of us at the Canadian Social Economy Hub would like to thank everyone who participated to help make our first telelearning session a success! Special thanks to Jack Quarter and Marie Bouchard for their wonderful presentations and discussion!

Visit the main Telelearning Session 1 page for all the information on this event - Social Economy 101: Defining the Social Economy

TELELEARNING SESSION PODCAST
Click on the links below to listen to the entire telelearning session.

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Members of Parliament had an opportunity to make a difference last night by voting in favour of the "Kelowna Accord." The Métis National Council sat in the gallery as the vote was held for second reading of Paul Martin's private members' bill, An Act to Implement the Kelowna Accord.

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