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Lac Carling 2008


June 1 - 3, 2008

Queen's Landing

(Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario)


The Lac Carling Congress annually brings together senior ESD practitioners (e.g. DMs, CIOs, ADMs, DGs, Project Directors, etc.) from all three levels of government in Canada with private sector companies who are or wish to be partners in the delivery of ESD solutions. The event focuses on the advancement of electronic delivery of government services in Canada. The theme for Lac Carling 2008 is:

Web 2.0 & Exploring Next Generation Service Delivery


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The History of Lac Carling
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Advisory Committee
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