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Rio Tinto Alcan’s support for International Dragon Boat Festival tops $1.3 million

Rio Tinto Alcan LogoDuring its 12-year relationship with the Canadian International Dragon Boat Festival Society, Rio Tinto Alcan has contributed more than $1.3 million    to the festival that bears its name. Rio Tinto Alcan has been a major supporter for more than half the Festival’s life, and is its longest-running title sponsor. The Rio Tinto Alcan Dragon Boat Festival, which takes to the waters of False Creek, British Columbia (B.C.) on June 21 and 22, is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2008.


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Cossette West Invites Media to Attend Convergence 2008

Forum will bring together world leading experts in digital marketing and communications as part of Vancouver International Digital Festival (VIDFEST)

 

Cossette Communication Group Inc. convergence-facebok.jpginvites editorial media, bloggers and podcaster covering digital marketing and communications to attend Convergence 2008. This exciting and informative day will provide participants with the opportunity to listen to world-class business leaders and industry experts, participate in practical easy-to-apply workshops, and define the best digital strategies for the coming year. Attendees will learn innovative ways to stay competitive in the ever-changing digital world.
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Kids Help Phone releases new study on safety in online relationships and holds interactive session with students to help them ‘be connected and protected’

Bell Walk for Kids Help PhoneOn April 8th, Kids Help Phone and Bell Canada will launch the seventh annual Bell Walk for Kids Help Phone campaign by releasing the 2008 Kids Help Phone survey results report “Safety in Online Relationships“, which highlights some of the risks Canadian youth are taking in their online relationships.  In order to fully explore the report’s findings and recommendations, Kids Help Phone will lead 30 students from Prince of Wales Secondary School through the results during an interactive session to help make kids safer.The study is based on almost 2,250 student responses from across Canada, and highlights some of the dangers facing Canadian youth online. Topics include:
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