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CIPSPC Awards

The co-host organizations of the 2011 Canadian Injury Prevention & Safety Promotion Conference would like to recognize the outstanding work of individuals and groups who are working to prevent injury.  Nominations will be accepted for awards in Leadership, Innovation, Advocacy, and Research.  Nominations close on September 30, 2011.  Please see below for more details.

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CCCIP Award for Collaborative Excellence

The Canadian Collaborating Centres for Injury Prevention Award for Collaborative Excellence is a new award which will be presented every second year at the Canadian Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion Conference. This award will recognize and celebrate the value and power of collaboration as the keystone of effective Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion practice in Canada.

The CCCIP Award for Collaborative Excellence will recognize a Collaborative that has systematically identified a significant injury challenge, that has recognized that the best approach for addressing that challenge is a collaborative one, that has worked together effectively to address it.

For more information about this award, visit cccip.ca or call Kathy Belton at (780) 492-9762.

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From sea to sky, Vancouver is spectacular by nature. Virtually surrounded by water and located right alongside the Coast Mountain Range, Vancouver has one of the mildest climates in Canada. With over half a million residents, Vancouver is British Columbia’s largest city.

There is so much to see and do in Vancouver. Those who love the outdoors have the luxury of being able to swim in the ocean and ski in the mountains on the same day. With the weather relatively mild, compared to the rest of Canada, it is common to take advantage of the spectacular golf courses year round.

Although forestry is Vancouver’s largest industry, tourism is close behind with a large number of people flocking to see a city encased in such natural beauty. Known as Hollywood North, Vancouver is the third largest film production centre in North America, next to Los Angeles and New York City. Vancouver is consistently ranked high in worldwide “livable city” rankings.