CACCN News
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President's Blog - Read it today: Spring = The Two "R's" - Renewal and Rejuvenation!
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OFFICE CLOSURE: CACCN National Office will be closed from May 16 to 25, 2012 inclusive.
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Special Dynamics Issue: Cardiopulmonary Nursing Care - submit your manuscript for publication!
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Call for Nominations: Board of Directors ... click here!
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CACCN Awards - deadline June 1, 2012 - submit your nomination / application NOW!
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New Partners in Critical Care Nursing Education...visit CACCN Education for more information
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Membership Recruitment ~ don't forget - for every member you refer, CACCN provides a $10.00 coupon towards your next renewal
Dynamics of Critical Care Conference
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Contests / Other Info
Dynamics 2012
Leading up to the conference in September 2012, one lucky CACCN member will receive a Dynamics 2012 umbrella. Maintain your membership for a chance to win
in one of our 10 random draws.
Dynamics 2012 Umbrellas
Featured Chapter: Manitoba
The Manitoba CACCN Chapter is a very energetic chapter with members from many areas of the Province.
Manitoba is a “Cultural Kaleidoscope” with a blending of aboriginal, Mennonite, Francophone, Icelandic and Ukrainian cultures. The Canadian Census notes twenty-nine ethnic and distinct origins reside in Manitoba and this is highlighted each year at Winnipeg’s annual Folklorama. Cultural diversity is embraced and enjoyed in Manitoba.
Manitoba has a little bit for everyone from “Polar Bear Central” in Churchill, sand dunes in Spruce Woods Provincial Park, snorkeling with beluga whales, incredible waterfalls in Paint Lake Provincial Park, the Northern Lights and the highest point in the province, Baldy Mountain home to glaciers over 10,000 years ago. Whether they are saying “Wilkommen”, “Bitaemo”, “Bienvenue”, “Meegwitch”, “Velkomin” or a simple “Welcome”, Manitobans love to open their hearts to new friends.
