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Québec Relations: Helping your organization end 2020 on the right note!

September is upon is and it’s the perfect time to learn how Québec Relations can help you make the most of the months ahead! Whether it’s approachable and informative webinars or one-on-one support to help you apply for funding, we’re…

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Quebec Relations Grant Writing Workshops with June Park
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Québec Relations Webinar Series: Grant Writing Workshop with June Park

Looking to upgrade your grant writing skills for that next big application but not sure where to turn? Québec Relations has you covered! Join us October 22nd from 2 to 3 PM for the latest in our webinar series. Our grant writing consultant…
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POSTPONED: Meet the Arts Mentor

March 18, 2020 from 5 PM - 7 PM Elizabeth Wirth Music Building, McGill University 527 Sherbrooke St West, Montreal QC, H3A 1E3 Rooms A833 / A832 Free event! Wine and cheese will be served! Note: ELAN Members, YES clients, and McGill…

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CALQ Information Session Full Audio (2016)

Stream:   Download: 1.Visit http://quebec-elan.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/CALQ-FULL-AUDIO.mp3  2. Right click the audio applet 3. Select "Save Video As"

Grantwriting Principles (2015)

Grantwriting Workshop FAQs (2015)

Grantwriting Resources (2015)

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