Annual General Meeting of the
Membership
Réunion Annuelle des Membres
Mapleton Park/Lodge à 600 Mapleton
Rd,
Moncton, NB 5 Déc 2017 / Dec 5th
2017
Agenda
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Mot de bienvenue et ouverture
Introduction
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11:00
AM
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Opening Remarks- Welcome &
Introductions
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Adoption des dernières minutes de
l’AGA et suivi
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11:05
AM
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Approval of last meeting minutes and
items arising
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Adoption de l’ordre du jour
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11:10
AM
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Agenda
Approval
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Rapport du président (B. Leblon)
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11 :15
AM
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President’s Report (B. Leblon)
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Rapport de la trésorière (A.
Doucet)
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11 :30
AM
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Financial Report (A. Doucet)
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Amendements constitutionnels
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11 :45
AM
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Constitutional Amendments
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Diner
(fourni)
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12:00-1:00 PM
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Lunch (provided)
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Nomination et élection des
membres du comité de gestion
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1 :00
PM
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Nomination and election of Management
Committee Officers and Members
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Rapport sur les projets (A.
Douglas)
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1:20
PM
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Project Reporting (A. Douglas).
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Atl-EMC
Rapport
-
David Forsey
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Tim Roberts
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2 :00
PM
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Atl-EMC Report
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David Forsey
-
Tim Roberts
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Table
ronde
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2 :30
PM
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Roundtable Discussion
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Fin de
la réunion
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3:30
PM
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Meeting
Adjournment
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Atlantic Eelgrass Monitoring Consortium
(Atl-EMC)
Since 2015, the Coalition-SGSL, with funding
from Environment Canada, has been working on eelgrass
monitoring/restoration project in Atlantic Canada with
assistance from world renowned experts, industry, universities, and
government staff, for more information click here.
The Community Aquatic
Monitoring Project is in full swing in estuaries around the
Southern Gulf.
Pictured above is one
of our CAMP coordinators, Dominique Dupuis, with her catch of the
day!
New
Executive Director for the Coalition-SGSL
Angela Douglas is the new Executive director of
the Southern Gulf of St.Lawrence Coalition on Sustainability. She
has a BSc in Biology from UPEI as well as an MSc from the Atlantic
Veterinary College. While working on her degrees she got involved
with a local watershed group and has been acting as coordinator for
the last six years. She has ample experience working with
charitable and environmental organizations and she is eager to work
with the coalition, increasing capacity and creating awareness on
issues facing the gulf region.
The Coalition would like to sincerely thank Thérèse Chenard for her years of
dedicated service. We wish her all the best in the future. She will
be missed!
Greetings! And welcome to the Southern Gulf of St. Lawrence
Coalition on Sustainability (Coalition-SGSL). We are a
multi-stakeholder regional body representing Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Quebec portions of the
Southern Gulf of St. Lawrence ecosystem.
The Southern Gulf region is an important ecological,
economic and socio-cultural region of North America. Communities
along the Gulf coast depend on its resources for income and their
quality of life. The Gulf region supports key ecosystems such as
salt marshes, beaches, estuaries and forests. It provides critical
habitat, including spawning, feeding and nursery grounds, for
numerous terrestrial and marine species.
Volunteer!
Put your
thoughts into action - participate with our volunteer groups!
Address your concerns of sustainability within the Southern Gulf
Region. To learn more check out our
Volunteer
Groups!
Calendar of Events
You can find information of interest on
multiple events happening in the Southern Gulf of St.Lawrence
region. These include meetings, courses, festivals and so on.
Simply visit our
calendar page to find out more.
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