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As a member of Local 196 UNA, you contribute to the Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable Assistance Fund (ECECAF) and your child can apply for an ECECAF post secondary scholarship.
The ECECAF Scholarship program will provide up to $4,000 over 2 consecutive terms ($2,000 per term).
Children are eligible to receive a scholarship towards post-secondary tuition fees provided that:
View complete guidelines and access the application form by visiting the ECECAF Forms webpage
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Meeting is open to all Local 196 members.
Forms must be submitted via fax @ 780-493-8579 or via email to local196exec@una.ab.ca.
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Attend this prevalent and timely Education Dinner to learn about the early research of the impact of non-medical use of cannabis for health professionals and the policy implications. Hear about the front-line impact that cannabis legalization has had in Colorado based on experiential research in home care and school nursing.
Dr. Hasselback is a Medical Officer of Health in the Edmonton Zone of Alberta Health Services. A Medical Officer of Health is everyone’s doctor, but a doctor that you don’t go see. Her expertise is preventing illness and promoting health. Dr. Hasselback and her colleagues in the Edmonton Zone have worked a great deal over the last year to maximize the benefits and minimize the harms of the legalization of cannabis through promoting healthy public policy.
Mr. Nolan Crouse, MBA, is the former Chair of the Capital Region and former Mayor of St. Albert. As Mayor, on behalf of all the cities in Alberta, he performed substantial Colorado research and interviews with 18 Cities in Colorado in preparation for a City-Symposium which he led in September, 2017. Nolan will share some of the key Colorado findings with respect to the cannabis legalization in that state as it relates to the medical findings.
Fantasyland Hotel, 17700 87 Ave.
Doors/Cash Bar @ 17:30
Dinner @ 18:00
Speakers @ 19:00
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Meeting is open to all Local 196 members.
Forms must be submitted via fax @ 780-493-8579 or via email to local196exec@una.ab.ca.
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Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable Assistance Fund Trustees toured the newly named Civic Employees Legacy Tower (CELT) last week. Announced earlier this year, the new name is a result of a $2 million gift from the Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable Assistance Fund.
“Formerly known as Heritage Tower, the building was renamed as a result of the donation of an $2 million gift from the Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable Assistance Fund (ECECAF) and in honour of the ECECAF and its members. It is the largest gift in the ECECAF’s 77-year history, and represents the charitable efforts of over 11,000 participating members, from nine different unions and associations.
“This is an incredible honour,” says ECECAF board chair, Brenda Waluk. “On behalf of all of our members, we would like to say how proud we are to be part of the spirited and vibrant growth of NorQuest College. Our members are very committed to making a difference in this community. This is a legacy that will live on for many generations. (Repost from https://www.facebook.com/search/str/ECECAF/keywords_search)
Check out the ECECAF page from the menu to find out more about ECECAF!
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Attend this prevalent and timely Education Dinner to learn about the early research of the impact of non-medical use of cannabis for health professionals and the policy implications. Hear about the front-line impact that cannabis legalization has had in Colorado based on experiential research in home care and school nursing.
Dr. Hasselback is a Medical Officer of Health in the Edmonton Zone of Alberta Health Services. A Medical Officer of Health is everyone’s doctor, but a doctor that you don’t go see. Her expertise is preventing illness and promoting health. Dr. Hasselback and her colleagues in the Edmonton Zone have worked a great deal over the last year to maximize the benefits and minimize the harms of the legalization of cannabis through promoting healthy public policy.
Mr. Nolan Crouse, MBA, is the former Chair of the Capital Region and former Mayor of St. Albert. As Mayor, on behalf of all the cities in Alberta, he performed substantial Colorado research and interviews with 18 Cities in Colorado in preparation for a City-Symposium which he led in September, 2017. Nolan will share some of the key Colorado findings with respect to the cannabis legalization in that state as it relates to the medical findings.
Fantasyland Hotel, 17700 87 Ave.
Doors/Cash Bar @ 17:30
Dinner @ 18:00
Speakers @ 19:00
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