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Cancelled: Hill Lobby. SOS Medicare 3.0 Conference + Political Action Training going ahead

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Cancelled: Hill Lobby. SOS Medicare 3.0 Conference + Political Action Training going ahead

November 18, 2024
By Tracy Glynn
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The 2025 Canadian Health Coalition Parliament Hill Lobby has been cancelled because of the proroguing of Parliament. However, we encourage you to attend our SOS Medicare 3.0 Conference and Political Action Training on February 24-25, 2025 at the Westin Ottawa. It’s free!

Join frontline health care workers and advocates for two exciting days of learning and strategizing to make public health care work for all of us. There will be simultaneous interpretation. Lunch is provided.

Reserve your spot today! Please note that if you registered for the Lobby, that registration is now cancelled. You will need to register for the SOS Medicare 3.0 Conference and Political Action Training.

Register

For more information, contact Tracy at tglynn@healthcoalition.ca.

Tracy Glynn is the National Director of Projects and Operations for the Canadian Health Coalition


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