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Monthly Actions and Laser Talks

Here are our Summer 2025 Action Sheets. Every summer at CCL Canada, we encourage everyone to relax and enjoy what brings them joy. We love lobbying our MPs. Plus, we need to figure out what the heck is going on in Ottawa. We are in the fog of an economic war and it is all political. We also encourage everyone to create a “Why I Lobby” video. It is a great idea this summer to get in the habit of posting your group’s activities on your group’s CCL Community page. Lastly, don’t forget to register for our October People’s Ministry of the Future conference this summer as after Labour Day fees will go up.

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