The Toronto International Salon of Photography is in its 129th year.
The Salon is accepting entries until November 5th in the following categories:
* Pictorial Color
* Pictorial Mono
* Nature
* Photojournalism
* Still Life
* Pets and Domesticated Animals
You can see here for more informations : https://salon.torontocameraclub.com/
In September, the New Westminster Photography Club started its 2022/23 Program Season. It is a year of change with 70% of the leads for the Executive changing.
Our season opening meeting included an overview of planned activities and an introduction of the new Executive. The meeting also included Members Sharing of photography highlights from the summer.
The Club participated in the popular Fraser River Riverfest activities. Our club had a tent on the New Westminster Quay. Our tent included an exhibition as well as an assortment of photographs matted and under a sleeve. A success as photographs were shown to the public and some artists sold their photographs.
The club had created a new lead role for Exhibitions and our lead Anna Camporese took on the exhibition and sale as her first community event. Well done, Anna! There was a high level of interest from the community. We were exhibiting our work and in turn this initiated the public to show their photography on their cell phones. We are happy with all discussions of photography. As result of our involvement in the festival, our local newspaper ran an article on the Club.
The club also has increased its presence on social media channels. Two roles now lead our communications through Facebook (New Westminster Photography Club) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/new_west_photo_club/).
Our photography outings are popular and have included Vancouver’s False Creek Olympic Village and Granville Island. Not only is the outing fun for those who attend, the experience is expanded with members posting photographs to the Club’s Outings Gallery as well as our Social Media channels.
We have a full schedule of meetings that include those in a ZOOM format where we have out-of-area speakers and in-person meetings.
We would like to thank our outgoing president, Neil leNobel for his leadership. During his tenure Neil provided sincere photographic encouragement, direction, and knowledge. His wisdom was delivered with humour, humility and honesty. His chairmanship of the Competitions Committee for many years and his continued assistance with this committee was exemplary. We are extremely grateful for his governance and are honored that he will be staying on in an advisory role as his time permits.
We are very pleased to introduce our new President, Julian Rozental. Julian brings with him a wealth of photographic & management experience. His leadership capability is already evidenced by the number of events RPC is currently moving forward on. Examples of these are noted below.
In September, volunteer members of the Richmond Photo Club contributed pictorial content to the London Farm Family Day, providing a large number of expert family portraits in a suitably set-dressed old barn and smithy. They also documented a number of various vendors, a rabbit farm, a Lego club, and a host of activities. There were rabbit-petting, spoon and egg races, horse-back riding for children, and a hot jazz band, for the amusement and edification of adults and children alike. Finally, our members gifted the photographic results to the City of Richmond for archival and promotional use.
A subsequent similar event entitled Richmond Culture Days, part of the Canada-wide Culture Days, was also served by volunteer members of the club. Here, free family photos were taken and will be e-mailed to thirty-three participants. Again, an illustration of how the Richmond Photo Club is an active and appreciated participant in local community events.
Some very exciting news is that The Richmond Museum is currently hosting an exhibit entitled “The Arts Live Here”. The event runs from September 24, 2022 for 11 months. The event highlights how the arts speak to us, connect to us and give us unique ways to understand ourselves, our communities and our city.
We are honored to have had the Richmond Museum reach out to us to request permission from a number of our club members to use their images in this event. The Museum discovered these images by perusing our club’s website, proving how valuable online exposure is to the club. Those members who images were choses are:
Urs Fricker – Traditional Taiwanese Dancers / Polish Festival
Albert Tsai – Purple Orchid / Red Tulip / Flying Butterfly
Hendy Wu – Look Forward On Stage
Eva Sylvanna Wong – A Longing Gaze
The exhibition hours are:
9am-9pm weekdays
10am-5pm weekends
Closed on statutory holidays
We have also included the artist’s images to this article.
During the month of October, a group of Richmond Club photo prints are on exhibit at the South Arm Community Centre in Richmond, BC. The emphasis is on scenes and events native and peculiar to the City of Richmond. This is an event that may be repeated several times throughout the coming year(s). This event provides an opportunity to display images from the Richmond Photo Club further promoting the art of photography at a local community level.
Looking forward, the largest upcoming event for the Richmond Photo Club will be the Lansdowne Photographic Show. This event will be held in Lansdowne Mall, Richmond, BC February 9 – 12, 2023. This public exhibit will showcase 96+ photos from Richmond Photo Club’s members. More on this event will follow as the date nears.
The Winter issue of Canadian Camera Magazine will feature articles on creating memorable images and interpreting images as well as CAPA competition results, club news and Meet the Volunteers.
All individual CAPA members are encouraged to submit their ideas and articles to editor-in-chief Ralph Bridgland for future editions of Canadian Camera. We are especially urging those with expertise in all genres of photography to share their knowledge with our readers. Such how-to articles need not be lengthy and can be accompanied by photos that help illustrate the procedures.
The content deadline for the Winter issue is Oct. 10, Jan. 10 for the 2023 Spring issue and April 10 for the Summer edition.
In April 2022, the CAPA Board approved the first increase in membership fees since 2013. The fees have been the same for almost ten years.
During that time, more benefits were added to CAPA membership, including the new Speaker Series, the monthly newsletter, enhanced and more accessible website, and social media pages for members to engage in the photographic community. CAPA continues to offer a wide variety of competitions exclusively for CAPA members and clubs, at no charge.
At the same time, costs have increased in all areas, but especially for printing and distributing the much-loved Canadian Camera Magazine. Even with all that is offered to members today, CAPA still remains entirely volunteer-run with no outside funding. Your volunteers work very hard to bring you the best membership experience CAPA can offer.
You are getting this notice now so that there is some time before the increase takes effect. Members who renew before January 1, 2023, even members who renew early, will have an additional full year of membership at the old rate. This is a one-time opportunity to get your membership renewed early at the old rate before the clock strikes midnight on December 31st.
Here are the new rates as of January 1, 2023:
The Sunshine Coast Camera Club in BC is excited to announce their new president, Evan Brynne for 2022-23. Although his interest in cinematography and lighting go back to his childhood running around the backstage of various theatres, he only translated that into a mild obsession with the practice of photography about eight years ago, when he was gifted an a6000 for Christmas. Initially most of his projects were motivated by requests to support friends in the performing arts before branching out to other collaborations, which has helped him develop a deep rooted passion for portraiture and for the collaborative process of working with other photographers and models.
For the past three years the Sunshine Coast Camera Club has provided Evan (and many others) with exceptional opportunities for developing and challenging his photography skills, a forum to showcase and critique his work, and a community where he found friends and collaborators. In taking on stewardship of the group, Evan hopes to continue to provide the same for the members, as well as the many folks on the coast who the club will be connecting with over the course of the year.
Cheers,
Evan
The CAPA competition schedule has been published to all clubs and individual members. Please take some time to review the schedule for the season and plan some outings to ensure you are creating new competition content. Also, please check the rules sections to ensure you are aware of the possible changes to the image editing criteria, especially the nature competition.
Have a great 2022-2023 season and I look forward to seeing images from across the association.
Thanks
On Sept 5, Dan Sigouin, the Prairie Zone Director attended the first meeting of the 2022-2023 season for the Moose Jaw Camera club. Several members attended the Saskatoon judging course in April which inspired them to become club members this passed summer.
The club meeting was well attended and the exciting program for the 2022-2023 season was released. The club has organized numerous outings and workshops planned for the upcoming season where images will be showcase through numerous slideshows and critiquing sessions.
The second half of the meeting was the presentation, “Creating Winning Photographs”, that Dan created to help image makers become more organized with their shooting habits and work towards more impactful images. The members enjoyed the presentation and will be working to implement some of the simple recommendations to their process.
Celebrating its 75th year as a club, the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia is pleased to extend an invitation to join us for our Fred & Edie Greene Speaker series.
There is no charge to attend these webinars, but donations to support the speaker series are gratefully accepted.
“Antarctica and South America” by Jim Neale takes place on Sunday September 18, 2022 at 7:30 PM ADT. An educator and organizational development consultant (mostly at Dalhousie) prior to retiring, Jim and his wife now travel between November and May every year,backpacking and chasing opportunities that present themselves. For close to a year, Jim and his wife Donna visited some of South America’s many natural wonders including the Galapagos, the Amazon, Torres del Paine, the glaciers of Argentina, and Iguazu Falls.
In this webinar, Jim will talk about their experiences, images and musings about independent and budget travel in South America… and one might get to Antarctica for a reasonable cost.
To register for Jim’s presentation, please use the following link:
Celebrating its 75th year as a club, the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia is pleased to extend an invitation to join us for our Fred & Edie Greene Speaker series. There is no charge to attend these webinars, but donations to support the speaker series are gratefully accepted.
“How to Make Your Subject Stand Out” with Luke Colwell takes place on Monday, Sept 12, 2022 at 7:30 PM ADT. Luke Colwell is a 16-year-old wildlife photographer from Bridgewater Nova Scotia. In this presentation, he will talk about how to use colours, environment, light, shooting techniques and editing tips to make your subject pop.
The presentation is sponsored by Hunt’s Photo & Video.
To register for Luke Colwell’s presentation, please use the following link:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/how-to-make-your-subject-stand-out-by-luke-colwell-tickets-401044323367
NFRCC is offering the 2022-2023 Speaker Series $50.00 CDN (HST included)
Each month a speaker will present on a variety of topics.
We look forward to having you joining us for this next Series of Speakers.
Multiple options for registration: Purchase an Entire Series Pass or pick Specific Speakers you wish to see.
Please visit https://nfrccevents.org/ for information and registration.
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Alan will present on Flowers; Portraiture; Still Life/Playful Life and demonstrate his method of post processing.
Please visit https://seminars.nfrccevents.org for information and registration or download the PDF’s informations here.
The Toronto Camera Club’s Annual Salon is the second oldest in the world and the oldest in the America’s. This year’s competition remains digital images only. These are the categories:
Closing date is November 5. 2022
For further information, please visit our salon page: https://salon.torontocameraclub.com/
If you have any questions or concerns, please, do not hesitate to contact: lily.markovic@torontocameraclub.com
“Thank you so much. I will make you all proud.”
I plan to use the scholarship for the purpose of going to the University of
Gloucestershire (UK) to complete my Bachelors of Art in Fine Art. I will be attending in
September 2022 and graduating in June 2023. The monies would be used towards the
significant costs of tuition due to currency conversion and as an international student.
With an extensive background in photography, I have been an advocate and ally pushing the
boundaries of fine art within the photographic community. My position is that it belongs. I
continue to assist this evolving process. I am an agent of change within the evolving digital art
realm. Yet, I am teaching the historical photographic processes to the youth who have not
experienced film or other processes like cyanotype or wet plate. I think it is important for all to
understand where photography has come from as it evolves.
I will briefly touch on highlights of my CV (www.tjfarrington.com). I hold three fellowships
(F/CAPA, F/PPOC-BC, F/SWPP). I was the first female to represent Canada as the International
Photographic Judge for the World Cup. I have judged photographic exhibitions in UK, USA, and
Canada. I have taught judging clinics in the UK and Canada with emphasis on art and abstracts.
I have a Masters of Photographic Arts (MPA x4) and a Service in Photographic Arts (SPA)
through Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC). I have been a mentor and portfolio
advisor within the photo and art community and volunteering photographic expertise to
schools and local clubs.
In the UK, I will be exploring various forms of photographic art with access to processes and
equipment unavailable in Canada. I am a conceptual artist, mainly photography-based. I am
looking forward to seeing where and what will develop in the upcoming year abroad.
I am experimenting with hybrid photography. This includes making three-dimensional weaves
of liminal-space photographs during breath practice. This liminal space is captured in the
moment the photograph is taken. The weave of the photographic strips adds a visual
expression of time, ritual and mediative practises within the spiritual paradigm.
The six-image portfolio is eclectic in nature covering a number of years.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Frederick E. Greene HonFPSA, GMPSA, EFIAP, HonFCAPA on January 20, 2022. Fred received an honourary fellowship from CAPA in 2007 for his many years of dedicated service to photography at the National level both as Vice President East in the Colour Photographic Association of Canada (CPAC) and as Atlantic Zone Director for CAPA after CPAC merged with NAPA.
An honourary member of the Photographic Guild of Nova Scotia (PGNS), Fred was a mainstay of the club having served on its Executive in various roles for over 42 years with his most recent positions being program (21 years) and judging (26 years) chairs.
His hard work, dedication and expertise will be sorely missed by all of us at the club.
To learn more on his contributions to photography and view samples of his work please visit:
https://www.photoguild.ns.ca/e-news/pgns_e-news7.pdf
And by clicking here
His obituary notice can be found here:
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/en-ca/obituaries/halifax-ns/frederick-greene-10544803
C’est avec une grande tristesse que nous annonçons le décès de Frederick E. Greene HonFPSA, GMPSA, EFIAP, HonFCAPA le 20 janvier 2022. Fred a reçu une bourse honoraire de CAPA en 2007 pour ses nombreuses années de service dévoué à la photographie au niveau national, à la fois en tant que vice-président Est de la Color Photographic Association of Canada (CPAC) et en tant que directeur de la zone atlantique de CAPA après la fusion de CPAC avec NAPA.
Membre honoraire de la Guilde photographique de la Nouvelle-Écosse (PGNS), Fred était un pilier du club ayant siégé à son exécutif dans divers rôles pendant plus de 42 ans, ses postes les plus récents étant programme (21 ans) et juge (26 ans) chaises.
Son travail acharné, son dévouement et son expertise nous manqueront beaucoup au club.
Pour en savoir plus sur ses contributions à la photographie et voir des échantillons de son travail, veuillez visiter :
https://www.photoguild.ns.ca/e-news/pgns_e-news7.pdf
Aussi en cliquant ici
Sa notice nécrologique se trouve ici :
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/en-ca/obituaries/halifax-ns/frederick-greene-10544803
Série des conférenciers
À ne pas manquer, la conférence de Michel Proulx et de Sacha Marie Levay sur la photographie contemplative. La conférence sera en français le 28 février et en anglais le 1er mars. Voir l’information sur le site web de l’ACAP à https://capacanada.ca/capa-speakers-series/.
Cours de jugement
Après deux ans d’absence en raison de la pandémie, les cours de jugement seront relancés sous peu. Pour plus d’information et pour vous renseigner sur les dates et les endroits, consultez la page du site de l’ACAP https://capacanada.ca/judging-courses/.
Membres individuels et clubs
Tous les membres individuels ainsi que les clubs de la zone du Québec de l’ACAP sont priés de s’assurer que l’information de leur compte est à jour. Rendez-vous au site de l’ACAP à https://capacanada.ca/my-account/ pour vérifier si les informations sont exactes et les corriger au besoin.
Revue Canadian Camera
Cette revue nous appartient tous et les membres de la zone du Québec sont invités à soumettre des articles afin de vous faire connaitre auprès de vos collègues. La date de tombée pour l’édition de l’été 2022 est le 10 avril. Les articles peuvent être soumis pour publication en français ou en anglais à editor-in-chief@capacanada.ca.
Speaker Series
Don’t miss the conference by Michel Proulx and Sacha Marie Levay on contemplative photography. The talk will be in French on 28 February and in English on March 1st. More information can be found on CAPA’s website at https://capacanada.ca/capa-speakers-series/.
Judging Courses
After two years of absence because of the pandemic, new judging courses will be announced shortly. For more information and to learn of future dates and places, consult CAPA’s website at https://capacanada.ca/judging-courses/.
Individual Members and Clubs
CAPA Québec zone’s individual members as well as clubs are asked to make sure that their account information is up to date. Visit the CAPA website at https://capacanada.ca/my-account/ to verify the account information and to make corrections as required.
Canadian Camera Magazine
CAPA’s publication belongs to us all and Québec zone members are invited to submit articles in order to make themselves known to their colleagues. Deadline for the Summer issue is 10 April. Articles can be submitted for publication in English as well as French to editor-in-chief@capacanada.ca.
C’est avec un grand plaisir que nous vous annonçons la tenue du congrès de l’Association canadienne de l’art photographique communément appelé le CCC 2023.
Le thème du congrès « Au-delà de l’image ; voir autrement » permets d’explorer non seulement les univers habituels, mais les univers plus éclatés en considérant l’astronomie, en passant par l’univers sous-marin, les horizons, jusqu’à l’intelligence artificielle en photographie.
Ce congrès biennal, aura lieu du 8 au 11 août 2023, à Québec, QC, plus précisément sur le campus de l’Université Laval et des sorties photos précéderont l’événement de 3 jours soit les 5, 6 et 7 août ainsi qu’après l’événement pour une journée supplémentaire soit, le 12 août. L’université Laval réserve un ensemble de chambres couvrant la période complète.
En effet, de manière concrète, Lorraine Deslauriers, organisatrice de l’événement, propose une palette de sorties photo dans la belle région de la capitale nationale et des associations avec des organismes locaux nous permettront d’aller creuser ces univers moins connus.
En matinée, la programmation se décline sur trois jours (les 9, 10 et 11 août) et offrira trois plénières unilingues avec traduction simultanée. En après-midi, des périodes parallèles sur différents sujets mettront en scène une conférence se décline en français puis dans sa version anglaise. Nous avons besoin de conférenciers en après-midi. Ces deux sessions durent 1 ½ heure chacune (13h-14h30 et 15-16h30), y compris les périodes de questions. Si vous avez un problème pour présenter votre conférence dans les deux langues, veuillez le mentionner dans votre proposition.
Pour le choix de nos conférenciers, nous nous sommes donné des critères de sélection tout à fait précis : Le haut standard au niveau de la qualité de la photographie, le dynamisme de la personne à diffuser son art, le niveau de connaissance dans le sujet novateur, la qualité du rendu.
Nous souhaitons donc lancer notre invitation à soumettre vos propositions de sujets qu’ils soient de l’exploration des nouveaux univers, astronomie, monde sous-marin, horizons et intelligence artificielle ou vos propositions sur les sujets plus classiques de la photo d’architecture, photo paysage, photo animalière, mais sans oublier toute présentation s’alimentant de la technique telle que le noir et blanc, le « High Dynamic Range », les poses longues et rapides, le « Low-Key », le « High-Key », le « Light Painting », la macrophotographie, etc.
L’engagement, dans la soumission d’une proposition de conférence, comprend la soumission du titre et l’abrégé de l’exposé, idéalement de photos inhérentes, une courte biographie, une photo du conférencier et les exigences à l’égard à sa participation.
Lorraine Deslauriers
Organisatrice de l’événement CCC 2023
Directrice de la zone du Québec pour l’ACAP
quebec@capacanada.ca
It is with great pleasure that we announce the Canadian Photographic Art Association’s conference, commonly known as the CCC 2023.
The theme of the congress “Beyond the image; seeing differently” allows to explore not only the usual universes, but also the more exploded universes by considering astronomy, passing by the underwater universe, the horizons, until the artificial intelligence in photography.
This biennial conference will take place from August 8 to 11, 2023, in Quebec City, QC, more precisely on the campus of Laval University and photo outings will precede the 3-day event on August 5, 6 and 7 as well as after the event for an additional day on August 12. Laval University is reserving a set of rooms for the entire period.
Indeed, in a concrete way, Lorraine Deslauriers, organizer of the event, proposes a range of photo outings in the beautiful region of the national capital and associations with local organizations will allow us to dig into these less known universes.
In the mornings, the program is spread over three days (August 9, 10 and 11) and will offer three unilingual plenary sessions with simultaneous translation. In the afternoon, parallel periods on different topics will feature a conference in French and then in its English version. We need afternoon presenters. These two sessions are 1 ½ hours each (1-2:30pm and 3-4:30PM) including the periods for questions. Should you have a problem to deliver your conference in both languages, please mention it your proposal.
For the choice of our lecturers, we have given ourselves precise selection criteria: the high standard of the quality of the photography, the dynamism of the person to spread his art, the level of knowledge in the innovative subject, the quality of the rendering.
We would therefore like to launch our invitation to submit your proposals for topics such as the exploration of new universes, astronomy, underwater world, horizons and artificial intelligence or your proposal on the more classic subjects of architectural photography, landscape photography, wildlife photography, but without forgetting any presentation feeding on the photographic technique such as the black and white, the ” High Dynamic Range “, the long exposure, the fast exposure, the ” Low-Key “, the ” High-Key “, the ” Light Painting “, the macro photography, etc.
The commitment, in submitting a conference proposal, includes the submission of the title and abstract of the presentation, ideally with inherent photos, a short biography, a photo of the speaker and the requirements for his/her participation.
Lorraine Deslauriers
CCC 2023 Event Organiser
Quebec Zone Director for CAPA
quebec@capacanada.ca
Parrainé par la Société de promotion de la photographie du Québec (SPPQ)
Inspirant, accueillant et mariant la nature et l’histoire à cet art en constante évolution, le Festival est un merveilleux lieu de rencontres, d’échanges, d’apprentissages et d’émerveillement pour tous les passionnés de photographie.
Au cours de ces 2 jours de festivités, les activités comprennent des expositions extérieures et intérieures, des visites guidées, des ateliers sur les principaux types de photographie (paysage, portrait et macro) ainsi que des conférences données par de talentueux et renommés photographes.
Cet événement réuni des
artistes et experts touchant à différents volets, créant ainsi une communauté sur la passion de la photographie contemporaine. La mission du Festival est de susciter la participation à la création d’images photographiques et d’engager les praticiens de cet art, les professionnels de la photo et le public dans un dialogue sur ce médium, son passé, son présent et son avenir. Comme la photographie elle-même, ce Festival s’adresse à un large public, y compris les débutants et les créateurs d’images expérimentés, ainsi que les photographes de tous âges et de
tous niveaux d’intérêt.
L’événement cherche à élargir la conscience, à éduquer et à informer ainsi qu’à susciter
l’émerveillement chez tous les participants.
Les activités principales du Festival se déroulent sous des chapiteaux à l’extérieur. Nous travaillons présentement
afin d’offrir aux participants un total de 7 conférences, 9 ateliers photo, 4 visites guidées ainsi que des expositions photos dans la Maison de Pointe Platon (ancien Manoir) et à l’extérieur.
Également, nous désirons inviter un grand nombre d’exposants composés entre autres par des membres de la SPPQ, des photographes professionnels, des
membres de clubs photo ainsi que des entreprises liées au monde de la technologie photographique. À noter que l’ACAP sera présente pour répondre aux questions concernant les jugements et les espaces membres du l’association.
Un concours de photo à plusieurs thèmes et des prix de présence viendront agrémenter l’expérience des visiteurs.
La SPPQ parraine l’événement.
Nous sommes également en contact avec différents photographes de renom qui donneront des ateliers et/ou des conférences.
L’intérêt est palpable!
Vous pouvez en savoir davantage en visitant le lien suivant :
Sponsored by the Society for the Promotion of Photography of Quebec (SPPQ)
The Festival is a wonderful place to be inspired, to meet people and exchange ideas, with learning opportunities for all photography enthusiasts.
During the 2 days of festivities, activities will include outdoor and indoor exhibitions, guided tours, workshops on landscape, portrait, and macro photography, as well as talks given by talented and renowned photographers.
This event brings together artists and experts on various topics creating a community of contemporary photographers. The mission of the Festival is to encourage participation in the creation of photographic images and to engage photographers and the public in a dialogue about photography, its past, its present and its future. Like photography itself, this Festival is aimed at a wide audience, including beginners and experienced image makers, as well as photographers of all ages and backgrounds and all levels of interest.
The main activities of the Festival take place in outdoor tents. We plan to offer participants a total of 7 conferences, 9 photo workshops, 4 guided tours as well as photo exhibitions in the Maison de Pointe Platon (former Manor) nd outside.
We’re inviting to the Festival exhibitors, members of the SPPQ, professional photographers, members of photo clubs, and businesses related to photographic technology. It should be noted that ACAP will be present to share information answer questions.
A multi-themed photo contest and door prizes will also be available.
The SPPQ is sponsoring the event.
You can find out more by visiting the following link (French): https://www.domainejoly.com/en/events-details/2022/06/18/festival-photo-du-domaine-joly-de-lotbiniere-en-collaboration-avec-gosselin-photo/
The Quebec Zone is turning its attention towards the next edition of the CCC which will take place at the beginning of August 2023 in Québec City (https://www.CCC2023.com).
Since COVID forced the cancellation of the previous CCC planned for Moncton in 2021, this next conference will signal the return of a much awaited event after an absence of four years. A briefing was held last 20 January with the directors of the Québec zone clubs. Several subjects were discussed relating to the CCC 2023.
To insure the success of this event of national importance, several volunteers will be required. At the present time, two bilingual candidates are being sought to coordinate communications and registrations. If you feel up to the challenge and are available to contribute some of your free time, send a short message with some details to
La zone du Québec s’active autour de l’organisation de la prochaine édition du CCC qui aura lieu au début d’août 2023 dans la ville de Québec (https://www.CCC2023.com).
La COVID ayant forcé l’annulation du congrès de 2021 à Moncton, cette prochaine édition marquera le retour d’un événement très couru après une absence de quatre ans. Une réunion d’information s’est tenue le 20 janvier dernier avec les directeurs de clubs de la zone. Plusieurs sujets furent présentés portant sur le Congrès CCC 2023.
Afin d’assurer le succès de l’événement d’envergure nationale, des bénévoles seront requis. Dans l’immédiat, deux volontaires bilingues sont recherchés pour coordonner les communications et les inscriptions. Si vous vous sentez interpellé et êtes disposé à contribuer de votre temps, envoyez un court message en ce sens à ccc2023quebec@gmail.com
