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Cougar Creek Haunted Maze

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Hello Everyone,

You are invited to a haunted mazes event with Cougar Creek Haunted.

When:

Oct 12, 2023, Thursday

Time 3-5pm (open to all disability community and you are welcome to join.)

Location: Cougar Creek Garden Centre

12530 

72 AVE

Surrey BC 

Here is two attraction maze.  

  1.  SINNERARIA that’s actually a tactile haunted attraction where patrons are blindfolded, and actors lightly touch them with objects and hands etc. as they work their way through a dark maze.  This Maze has tactile experience. Have actor allowed touch you.

Costs: $10.00 

  1. Regular haunted maze 

Walking through is more visual where you walk through hallway with sound and the actor approach you. There will be lots of light flashing and smoke. It might not be good for those who get dizzy easy.  (no actor at this time).

Cost: $ 12.00 

Combo $20.00.

Not wheelchair accessible.  

Please RVSP by Monday Oct 9, 2023 if you are interested in attending, so we can confirm number of attending. You are responsible to pay on your own for the tickets when arrives.

Please RVSP by email ryan.ollis@wavefrontcentre.ca

The actually cost for the event is $40.00, but we got discount for just one event on Oct 12 from 3-5pm.

Here is the website for information about the event. https://www.cougarcreekhouseofhorrors.com/haunts

Warm Regards, 

THE HAUNTS | Cougar Creek’s HoH

Introducing SINNERARIA, a horrifically tactile maze of touch and sound! All while blindfolded!

Ryan Ollis, B.A.

DeafBlind Coordinator

Work Schedule: Monday -Thursday.

Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility

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www.wavefrontcentre.ca 

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CAD-ASC honours Kim and Todd Churchill with the Henry Vlug Award/L’ASC-CAD reconnaît Kim et Todd Churchill avec le prix Henry Vlug

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During International Week of the Deaf/Durant la Semaine international des Sourds

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

Media Release – Canadian Association of the Deaf – Association des Sourds du Canada (cad-asc.ca)

September 18, 2023

Kimberly and Todd Churchill of Newfoundland and Labrador fought over the course of 5 years —and won—a landmark legal victory in March 2023 for the right to a full and fair public education for their now-12-year-old son, Carter, who is Deaf and has cerebral palsy. This victory at the Newfoundland and Labrador Human Rights Board of Inquiry has created a formal legal precedent for full social inclusion as well as access to a sign language rich environment where the curriculum is instructed and assessed in the Deaf child’s first language.

This decision formally documents the right to Deaf-friendly education for all Deaf and hard of hearing children in Canada everywhere, including teachers and assistants proficient in sign language, satellite classrooms specialized to bring Deaf children into the same classroom, and newfound respect and public awareness for sign language in general, specifically American Sign Language (ASL), Langue des Signes Québecoise (LSQ) and Indigenous Sign Language (ISLs) here in Canada. 

Carter’s family, Todd and Kimberly Churchill and his brother Hunter, received the Henry Vlug Award on August 5, 2023, in front of a devoted audience at an Awards Gala in Ottawa, Ontario, hosted by the Canadian Association of the Deaf—Association des Sourds du Canada (CAD-ASC). Presenting the award, the wife of the namesake of the award, Leanor Vlug, herself a long-serving Secretary of the Board of this association.

The Henry Vlug Award is presented for political, legal, or advocacy action that has significantly increased the equality of Deaf Canadians and named in honour of Henry Vlug the first Deaf lawyer in Canada. 

At the awards ceremony, the Churchills delivered an emotional speech on the toll the human rights ordeal had taken upon the family ever since they filed in May 2017, when Carter was only six years old. During the human rights process, the Newfoundland and Labrador English School District (NLESD) spent almost $750,000 in legal resources to defend the discrimination of the Churchill’s Deaf son but were still found guilty of discrimination against Carter for four (4) consecutive years while a student at Beachy Cove Elementary.  The Churchills, while accepting the award, articulated a plea to all school boards nation-wide to properly accommodate all Deaf children, including a recognition of the centrality of sign language in Deaf education.

Along with the Churchill Family, the CAD-ASC believes, that it is unacceptable in this day and age, to witness how Carter was denied his basic human rights to education. CAD-ASC is not surprised that this discrimination continues in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador following the closing of the only Deaf School in the Province in 2010.  At that time, Provincial Child and Youth Advocate Jackie Lake Kavanagh’s reported on the challenges deaf and hard of hearing students face in the system.

CAD-ASC calls upon Premier Andrew Furey to amend his 2021 mandate letter to the Honourable Krista Lynn Howell, Minister of Education to take into account the history and recent Human Rights Board of Inquiry decision and direct her to reverse the mistreatment of Deaf students in the Province. We ask that her mandate clearly identify her obligation to redress these systemic failures and ensure that the education system address the needs of Deaf and Deaf-Blind students on par with their hearing counterparts. 

CAD-ASC further highlights the legal responsibility of all provincial jurisdictions to comply United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) which was ratified by Canada in March 2010 with respect to specific provisions for the delivery of Deaf education in Canada. We call upon the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador to fully implement the  Accessibility legislation and its regulations, that will remove barriers to all Newfoundlanders and Labradorians in all areas of provincial jurisdiction including Article 24 of the UNCRPD on matters of Education.

During this International Week of the Deaf, the CAD-ASC ask that all decisions and actions taken concerning the Deaf communities and schools, be done in consultation with Deaf leaders, teachers, consultants and experts in education and sign language, as well as the students and parents of the Deaf, Deaf-Blind and hard of hearing communities.

POUR DIFFUSION IMMÉDIATE

Le 18 septembre 2023

Kimberly et Todd Churchill, de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador, se sont battus pendant 5 ans et ont remporté – une victoire juridique historique en mars 2023 pour le droit à une éducation publique complète et équitable pour leur fils maintenant âgé de 12 ans, Carter, qui est sourd et atteint de paralysie cérébrale. Cette victoire à la Commission d’enquête sur les droits de la personne de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador a créé un précédent juridique officiel pour la pleine inclusion sociale ainsi que l’accès à un environnement riche en langue des signes où le programme est enseigné et évalué dans la langue maternelle de l’enfant sourd.

Cette décision documente officiellement le droit à une éducation adaptée aux sourds pour tous les enfants sourds et malentendants au Canada partout dans le monde, y compris les enseignants et les assistants qui maîtrisent la langue des signes, les salles de classe satellites spécialisées pour amener les enfants sourds dans la même classe, et le nouveau respect et la sensibilisation du public pour la langue des signes en général, en particulier la langue des signes américaine (ASL), la langue des signes québécoises (LSQ) et la langue des signes autochtones (ISL) ici au Canada. 

La famille de Carter, Todd et Kimberly Churchill et son frère Hunter, ont reçu le prix Henry Vlug le 5 août 2023, devant un public dévoué, lors d’un gala de remise de prix à Ottawa, en Ontario, organisé par l’Association des Sourds du Canada – Canadian Association of the Deaf (ASC-CAD). Présentant le prix, l’épouse de l’homonyme du prix, Leanor Vlug, elle-même secrétaire de longue date du conseil d’administration de cette association.

Le prix Henry Vlug est décerné pour des actions politiques, juridiques ou de défense des droits qui ont considérablement augmenté l’égalité des Canadiens sourds et nommées en l’honneur de Henry Vlug le premier avocat sourd au Canada. 

Lors de la cérémonie de remise des prix, les Churchill ont prononcé un discours émouvant que l’épreuve des droits de la personne avait pris sur la famille depuis qu’ils ont déposé en mai 2017, alors que Carter n’avait que six ans. Au cours du processus des droits de la personne, le Newfoundland and Labrador English School District (NLESD) a dépensé près de 750 000 $ en ressources juridiques pour défendre la discrimination du fils sourd de Churchill, mais a tout de même été reconnu coupable de discrimination contre Carter pendant quatre (4) années consécutives alors qu’il était étudiant à l’école primaire Beachy Cove.  Les Churchill, tout en acceptant le prix, ont lancé un appel à tous les conseils scolaires du pays pour qu’ils accueillent adéquatement tous les enfants sourds, y compris une reconnaissance de la centralité de la langue des signes dans l’éducation des Sourds.

Avec la famille Churchill, le CAD-ASC estime qu’il est inacceptable de nos jours de voir comment Carter a été privé de ses droits humains fondamentaux à l’éducation. L’ASC-CAD n’est pas surpris que cette discrimination se poursuive dans la province de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador à la suite de la fermeture de la seule école pour sourds de la province en 2010.  À l’époque, la porte-parole provinciale de l’enfance et de la jeunesse, Jackie Lake Kavanagh, a fait état des défis auxquels sont confrontés les élèves sourds et malentendants dans le système.

L’ASC-ASC demande au premier ministre Andrew Furey de modifier sa lettre de mandat de 2021 à l’honorable Krista Lynn Howell, ministre de l’Éducation, afin de tenir compte de l’histoire et de la récente décision de la Commission d’enquête sur les droits de la personne et de lui ordonner d’annuler les mauvais traitements infligés aux élèves sourds dans la province. Nous demandons à son mandat d’identifier clairement son obligation de remédier à ces défaillances systémiques et de veiller à ce que le système d’éducation réponde aux besoins des élèves sourds et sourds-aveugles sur un pied d’égalité avec leurs homologues entendants. 

L’ASC-ASC souligne également la responsabilité légale de toutes les administrations provinciales de se conformer à la Convention des Nations Unies relative aux droits des personnes handicapées (DNUPH), qui a été ratifiée par le Canada en mars 2010 en ce qui concerne des dispositions particulières pour la prestation de l’éducation des Sourds au Canada. Nous demandons à la province de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador de mettre pleinement en œuvre la loi sur l’accessibilité et ses règlements, qui élimineront les obstacles pour tous les Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens dans tous les domaines de compétence provinciale, y compris l’article 24 de l’UNCRPD sur les questions d’éducation.

Au cours de cette la Semaine international des Sourds, l’ASC-CAD demande que toutes les décisions et mesures prises concernant les communautés et les écoles sourdes soient prises en consultation avec les dirigeants sourds, les enseignants, les consultants et les experts en éducation et en langue des signes, ainsi que les élèves et les parents des communautés sourdes, sourdes-aveugles et malentendantes.

Pour de plus amples renseignements/For more information:

Shawna Joynt

President/Présidente

Canadian Association of the Deaf – Association des Sourds du Canada

Shawna.Joynt@cad-asc.ca

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Richard Belzile

Executive Director/Directeur general

Canadian Association of the Deaf – Association des Sourds du Canada

Richard.Belzile@cad-asc.ca  

Kim and Todd Churchill

Parents of Carter Churchill/Parent de Carter Churchill

www.carterchurchill.ca

www.CAD-ASC.ca

I acknowledge that we are living on unceeded Algonquin Ter­ri­tory of the Kitchissippi Omàmiwininì Anishinabeg. Je reconnais que nous vivons sur le territoire algonquin traditionnel non cédé des Anishinabeg du Kitchissippi Omàmiwininì.

Casting Call from the Deaf, deaf or Hard of Hearing Community

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Hello,

We are reaching out from Jackie Lind Casting; a casting director for film & tv, based in Vancouver. 

We are looking to cast a male identifying performer who is a part of the Deaf, deaf or Hard of Hearing Community who know ASL for a tv movie.

We are wondering if there is anyone in your circles and community who might be a good fit for this role, and if so –  would they be interested in auditioning for this project as we are trying to authentically cast this role.

The performer would need to have availability between October 10 – 31, 2023; to film the project in Victoria if they are cast. *Individuals must be residents of BC.

*Individuals do not need any previous acting experience.

Please see our formal casting notice below:

CASTING NOTICE

Role of RYAN MCCALMale, in his 30s, a charming man with a bright smile and a handsome hat, he is Penny’s husband, and is also a teacher at the local elementary school. Ryan is experiencing hearing loss and speaks American Sign Language, and is pleasantly surprised to learn that Sam has also mastered ASL.

If you are interested in applying for this audition, please reach out to us by Wednesday October 3, 4pm PST. To start, send us a photo of yourself as well as a short paragraph telling us a little bit about yourself. Please send your photo/bio/response to: assistant@jackielindcasting.com AND tara@jackielindcasting.com, or REPLY ALL to this email. 

Submission Deadline: Wednesday October 3, 4pm PST.

Thank you!

On behalf of Jackie Lind Casting



Tara Bell-Irving, CDC

 | Casting Associate

she/her/hers

Cell: 604-363-4034
Jackie Lind Casting Ltd.

On Edge Reading Series

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All readings start at 6:30pm. Here are the dates, bios for the featured authors, and type of event:

Wed September 27 with Molly Cross-Blanchard/ hybrid event

Molly Cross-Blanchard is a white and Métis writer, editor, and educator born on Treaty 3 (Fort Frances, ON), raised on Treaty 6 (Prince Albert, SK), and currently living on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples, cka Vancouver. She is the former poetry editor of PRISM international, the former publisher of Room, and currently teaches creative writing at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. In service to the writing community, Molly serves as the Indigenous Advocate for the National Council of TWUC, sits on the Board of Directors at Asparagus Magazine, and consults on the Equity Advisory Committee at the BC Arts Council. Her debut collection of poetry is Exhibitionist (Coach House 2021).
Tues October 17 with Jody Chan/ online event

Jody Chan is a writer, drummer, community organizer, and care worker based in Toronto/Tkaronto. They are the author of sick (Black Lawrence Press), which was a finalist for the Lambda Literary and Pat Lowther Memorial Awards, and winner of the 2018 St. Lawrence Book Award and 2021 Trillium Award for Poetry. Jody is also a performing and teaching member with RAW Taiko Drummers, and they can be found online at https://www.jodychan.com/.

link to register: https://emilycarru.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5EvcOqvqjsqEt0uNMWC8iBi-rNbWKyb2W5F

Tues November 7 with Steffy Tad-y/ online event

Born and raised in Manila, Steffi Tad-y is a poet & writer based in the territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, & Tsleil-Waututh Nations, also known as Vancouver, British Columbia. Her chapbook of poems “Merienda” published by Rahila’s Ghost Press was nominated for the 2021 bpNichol Chapbook Award. In 2022, she published her debut book of poetry “From the Shoreline” with Gordon Hill Press. Steffi’s poems often reflect on kinship, diasporic geographies, & formations of the mind. 

link to register: https://emilycarru.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5UocOquqT0pG9C18ZQ_1QfBxW1LHm6DJhL5

Tues November 27 with Mackenzie Ground/ hybrid event

Mackenzie Ground is a nehiyawiskwew from Enoch maskekosihk Cree Nation and Edmonton amiskwacîwâskahikan, Alberta. She is a PhD student at Simon Fraser University in the Department of English. She is a writer and a language learner of nehiyawewin (the Plains Cree language), and her work considers the relationships of identity and place, to the land and to cities, and to the more-than-human beings who live there. Her writing has appeared in The Capilano Review, The Denver Quarterly, and C Magazine among others. She is thankful for the support of her friends, family, partner, and cats.

Deaf-Blind Craft Fair

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Save the Date!

Deaf-Blind Craft Fair

When: Saturday, Nov 25, 2023

Time: 10AM to 4PM

Where: New Westminster, River Market, Community Square (upstairs)

We are BACK! We welcome you to our first Craft Fair since 2019

This is a unique craft fair that has many talented Deaf, Deaf-Blind, Hard of Hearing and able-bodied crafters, painters, knitters and all the rest!

Hope to see you there!

Contact CCF.DBPC@gmail.com for more info…

Hosted by the Deaf-Blind Planning Committee.

ASL Core Presentation Series

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Procurement Assistance Canada

Pacific Region

ASL Core Presentation Series:

Bidding on Opportunities

September 27, 2023

12pm – 1:30pm Pacific Standard Time / 3pm – 4:30pm Eastern Standard Time

We invite you to attend our webinar on a specific procurement process – how to bid on contracts put out by the Government of Canada. If you own a business and use American Sign Language and want to learn more about bidding on contracts, this presentation is for you! Our presenter is Deaf and will deliver the presentation in ASL only.

Description of presentation:

Would you like to learn more about how to bid? This webinar is designed for participants who are ready for a more detailed overview of the bidding process and provides key information to help you bid on opportunities, including:

  • The different types of solicitation documents
  • The main elements of a solicitation document and how to respond to them
  • How bids are evaluated and suppliers are selected
  • How to follow-up after receipt of the bidding process results
  • Best practices, tips and suggestions

This session will be hosted in American sign language (ASL). For assistance, please contact the Pacific Regional Office of Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC) toll free at 1-866-602-0403 or by email at osme-bpme-pac@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca

Zoom link will be sent on September 26, 2023.

To register:

The webinar will be in ASL/English, not French/LSQ.

Eventbrite Registration Link:

English –   https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/american-sign-language-only-bidding-on-opportunities-registration-698671363857?aff=oddtdtcreator

If you have any questions, contact Christine “Coco” Roschaert Christine.roschaert@pwgsc.gc.ca or Sarah Anne Hrycenko sarah.hrycenko@pwgsc.gc.ca

Anyone from across Canada are welcome to attend!

Hope to see you there!

Christine “Coco” Roschaert

She/her/elle

Project Officer, Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC), Pacific Region

Public Services and Procurement Canada / Government of Canada

Christine.Roschaert@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca

VRS (sign language interpreter) 778-819-2208

Cell text: 514-348-1219

www.canada.ca/PAC

I identify as Deaf-Blind and I use American Sign Language (ASL) and Langue des signes Quebecois (LSQ)

Je m’identifie comme Surdicecite et utilise American Sign Language (ASL) et Langue des signes Quebecois (LSQ)

Chargée de Projet, Soutien en approvisement Canada (SAC), Région du Pacifique,

Services publics et Approvisionnement Canada / Gouvernement du Canada

Christine.Roschaert@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca

SRV (interprete langue des signes) 778-819-2208

Cellulaire texto: 514-348-1219

 www.canada.ca/SAC

I would like to acknowledge that my office is located on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish including the Musqueam, Skxwú7mesh, and Tsleil-waututh nations. Je veux reconnaître que mon bureau se trouve sur le territoire traditionnel Coast Salish, le territoire des Premières Nations des nations Musqueam, Skxwú7mesh et Tsleil-waututh.

Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC) is committed to providing its clients with the best quality of service. In line with our commitment to continuous improvement, please take a few minutes to fill out the survey below.

English

Soutien en approvisionnement Canada (SAC) s’engage à fournir à ses clients un service de la plus haute qualité. Conformément à notre engagement d’amélioration continue, veuillez prendre quelques minutes pour remplir le sondage ci-dessous.

Français 

Happy Hands Club

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Address:

3022 East 49th Avenue

Vancouver, BC

Start September 12, 2023

Opening 9 AM- between 1-3 pm

$25.00 yearly membership

55 years of age and up

Come and have fun with the games

Its BACK! Deaf-Blind Craft Fair

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Hosted by the Deaf-Blind Planning Committee

Saturday, November 25, 2023.

10 am to 4 pm

Where: River Market, Community Square, New Westminster. (Same place as 2018 and 2019)

Tables are still available for crafters.

For more information and to hold a table, contact CCF.DBPC@gmail.com

See You There!

BC Deaf Disc Golf Flyer

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BC DEAF DISC GOLF ANNUAL BBQ

Saturday, September 16, 2023 11am to 4pm

Location: Mundy Park, Coquitlam (Mundy Park Field #4)

  • Play Disc Golf/ Mini Games
  • Free Training
  • Raffle Prizes
  • $10 Burger / Hotdog / Snack / Drink

E-transfer $10 to bcddgclub@gmail.com Please type in subject if you want Beef or Veggie Burger

BC Public Service Career Opportunity: Child Care Counsellor

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Ministry of Children and Family Development

Coquitlam

There are 16 Positions available, 15 full-time and 1 part-time (46 hours biweekly).

Child Care Counsellor $62,255.85 – $70,557.73 annually

On-Site

The Ministry of Children and Family Development’s primary focus is to support all children and youth in British Columbia to live in safe, healthy and nurturing families and be strongly connected to their communities and culture. The ministry supports the well-being of children, youth and families in British Columbia by providing services that are accessible, inclusive, and culturally respectful.

Under the supervision of a Child Care Counsellor N21 or Nurse 5, the Child Care Counsellor N18, as part of the multi-disciplinary team, is responsible for providing assessment, care planning, treatment, discharge and community services for severely thought disordered or conduct disordered youths admitted to the Centre, in accordance with established principles and guidelines of practice; to perform various administrative duties which support program objectives; and to perform other related duties as required.

Qualifications for this role include:

· Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or other Human Services field; OR

· Diploma in Social Work or other human services field AND 2 years of *related experience; OR

· An equivalent combination of education and *related experience may be considered. o Human Services fields include: social work, psychology, sociology, criminology, anthropology, early childhood education, Indigenous studies, education, child and youth care, and psychiatric nursing.

· *Related experience includes the following:

· Experience with gathering, assessing, and writing reports.

· Experience with counselling adolescents individually, and in group settings.

· Experience working with youth or in a related setting.

For more information and to apply online by August 30, 2023, please go to: https://bcpublicservice.hua.hrsmart.com/hr/ats/Posting/view/103618

OPPORTUNITY: DeafWire News Writer

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Remote, freelance work from your home! 

For more info or to apply, email: opportunities@h3world.tv

ASL Core Presentation Series

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Procurement Assistance Canada

Pacific Region

ASL Core Presentation Series:

Finding Opportunities

Finding Opportunities:

August 30, 2023

11:30am – 1:00pm Pacific Daylight Time / 2:30pm – 4pm Eastern Daylight Time

Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC) Pacific invites you to attend our webinar “Finding Opportunities” in American Sign Language
August 30th 2023 from 11:30am – 1:00pm Pacific Daylight Time / 2:30pm  – 4pm Eastern Daylight Time

Please register here:

Eventbrite for EN: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/asl-finding-opportunities-with-the-government-of-canada-registration-676129450387?aff=oddtdtcreator

Eventbrite for FR: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/billets-lsa-trouver-des-occasions-daffaires-avec-le-gouvernement-du-canada-676152910557?aff=oddtdtcreator

The registration link provides more information on what this session is all about! 

We recommend checking out the Canada Buys website before the webinar to get an idea of what it looks like:

Homepage | CanadaBuys


Login information to connect to the webinar will be sent to you a day prior to the event.

This session will be hosted in American Sign Language.
For French and LSQ sessions or for more information, contact Procurement Assistance Canada, Pacific Region, email at SACPacifique-PACPacific@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca.

If you have any questions, contact Christine “Coco” Roschaert Christine.roschaert@pwgsc.gc.ca or Sarah Anne Hrycenko sarah.hrycenko@pwgsc.gc.ca

Hope to see you there!

Christine “Coco” Roschaert

She/her/elle

Project Officer, Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC), Pacific Region

Public Services and Procurement Canada / Government of Canada

Christine.Roschaert@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca

VRS (sign language interpreter) 778-819-2208

Cell text: 514-348-1219

www.canada.ca/PAC

I identify as Deaf-Blind and I use American Sign Language (ASL) and Langue des signes Quebecois (LSQ)

Je m’identifie comme Surdicecite et utilise American Sign Language (ASL) et Langue des signes Quebecois (LSQ)

Chargée de Projet, Soutien en approvisement Canada (SAC), Région du Pacifique,

Services publics et Approvisionnement Canada / Gouvernement du Canada

Christine.Roschaert@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca

SRV (interprete langue des signes) 778-819-2208

Cellulaire texto: 514-348-1219

 www.canada.ca/SAC

I would like to acknowledge that my office is located on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish including the Musqueam, Skxwú7mesh, and Tsleil-waututh nations. Je veux reconnaître que mon bureau se trouve sur le territoire traditionnel Coast Salish, le territoire des Premières Nations des nations Musqueam, Skxwú7mesh et Tsleil-waututh.

Procurement Assistance Canada (PAC) is committed to providing its clients with the best quality of service. In line with our commitment to continuous improvement, please take a few minutes to fill out the survey below.

English

Soutien en approvisionnement Canada (SAC) s’engage à fournir à ses clients un service de la plus haute qualité. Conformément à notre engagement d’amélioration continue, veuillez prendre quelques minutes pour remplir le sondage ci-dessous.

Français