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Excerpt from the April 14th edition of CFUW National’s Club Action Newsletter CFUW Mediation Implementation Report Town Halls April 22 and April 24, 2021                                In our March 30, 2021 Club action newsletter, the reports from the Mediation Implementation Committee wereContinue reading “CFUW Town Hall Sessions – April 22 & April 24”

Excerpt from the April 14, 2021 CFUW National Club Action Newsletter… Please see the revised results for the GWI Opt-In/Opt-Out decision here. 42 Clubs have voted to opt-in with 2,549 members, 51 Clubs have decided to opt-out with 3,766 members, and 3 Clubs with 417 members have not indicated at this time.

Excerpt from the April 9 , 2012 CFUW National Club Action Newsletter – Membership Proposals for Consideration at the AGM Member Proposals At the March CFUW Board Meeting, the board appointed an ad hoc committee to review member proposals to confirm that they do not conflict with CFUW governing documents and that they are inContinue reading “Membership Proposals for Consideration at the AGM”

CFUW Hamilton April Meeting7 pm Tues. Apr 20, 2021 “Mc Master Innovation Park – Mission & Changes”  Speakers Frances Grabowski, Director, Project Management Office  &  Ruth Lieberach, CFO Link to McMaster Innovation Park blog https://mcmasterinnovationpark.ca/blog?fbclid=IwAR1f3sgJt2hrcRHBjk_tqXVccIj3XXsCJW3I6nt9FnFUF4ISrRBu9mj32KM

President’s Message and Mediation Implementation Committee Today, the Board is happy to share the report from the Mediation Implementation Committee (click here). The report from the Mediation Group was received just prior to the AGM in June 2020 and a decision was made to leave the implementation to the incoming Board.  It was evident that thereContinue reading “From the Club Action Newsletter March 30, 2021”

FYI, on March 29th the City of Hamilton’s General Issues Committee will be hosting a special session on; Growth Related Integrated Development Strategy (GRIDS2). This session concerns the city’s land needs assessment for urban growth management.  If you are concerned about stopping Hamilton’s urban sprawl consider signing the petition prepared by Environment Hamilton. The linkContinue reading “Stopping Hamilton’s Urban Sprawl”