CWCF April 2014 Newsletter
Our April 2014 newsletter has information about our new member insurance benefit program, an update from Old Town Glassworks in Yellowknife and much more. Click here to read it.
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Our April 2014 newsletter has information about our new member insurance benefit program, an update from Old Town Glassworks in Yellowknife and much more. Click here to read it.
Find news and updates about CWCF and also information on our 2014 conference as well as other co-op news. Click here to read this newsletter.
A Melody of Co-operation Around the World: CICOPA World Music Project, a Legacy of the International Year of Co-ops Now Moving into the Co-operative Decade, by Hazel Corcoran, Executive Director, Canadian Worker Co-op Federation A CICOPA World Music Project resolution was passed in November 2011 in Cancun. For the background, see: https://canadianworker.coop/2012-cicopa-world-music-project/ Music selections, primarily … Co-op World Music Project
Our January newletter has some excellent articles on worker-co-ops, news from Just Us, information about some new books and a message from our Executive Director. Click here to read it.
This publication, published in 2014, documents the benefits and challenges for the development of worker co-operatives. Worker Co-operative Development in Saskatchewan
Our December newsletter has lots of information including links to the wonderful IGNITE! presentations done at our November conference, and other news. Click here to read it.
Read all about the CWCF – CoopZone 2013 Conference in our November newsletter. Participant reviews and more. Click here to read…
Our September newsletters provide lots of new information including more reasons to attend the Conference in November, member award winners, The National Co-op Challenge as well as a number of other upcoming events. Click here to read our newsletter.
Our October newsletter has lots of links to new and interesting information about co-ops elsewhere, Co-op week here and a profile of our Merit Award 2013 Winner, Lynn Hannley. Click here to read the October 2013 newsletter.