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2022

2022 CRKN Conference: Strength in Community

Online & in Montreal
October 03 - November 02, 2022

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**All session times are in Eastern Daylight Time (EDT).**
**November conference events are reserved for CRKN members only.**

Conference Sessions

CRKN Business
Pre-Conference
Welcome / Closing
Digital Heritage
Open Access / Open Scholarship
Social Event
Break

September 27, 2022

Pre-Conference
September 27, 2022 2:00pm

Intro to CRKN *date change*

Join the members of the CRKN staff for an introductory session on the Canadian Research Knowledge Network. This session is great for new staff at our member institutions looking to learn about CRKN's history and services.

Clare Appavoo
Clare Appavoo

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Georgia Ashworth

John Aspler
John Aspler

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Amanda Holmes

Allison Loveridge
Allison Loveridge

Percy Miller
Percy Miller

October 03, 2022

Welcome / Closing
October 03, 2022 12:00pm

Welcome Remarks

Clare Appavoo
Clare Appavoo

Digital Heritage
Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 03, 2022 12:15pm

Keynote Address

We are honoured to welcome Senator Michèle Audette to the 2022 CRKN Conference as keynote speaker. Join us for a discussion of her involvement in the fight against the discrimination of Indigenous women and how she is supporting their needs and voices, as well as how she has worked to create educational opportunities for Indigenous youth in Canada, and promote reconciliation.

Michele Audette
Michèle Audette

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 03, 2022 1:15pm

Evaluating Serial Collections: Same Conclusions Seven Years Later?

In 2014, UdeM undertook its first community consultation project to identify what serials were essential for teaching and academic research. To evaluate the institutional serial collections, this collaborative approach was based bibliometric analysis and consultations with faculty members and graduate students. Bibliothèques UdeM repeated the exercise in 2022 to re-evaluate their serial collections, at a time when scholarly publishing is considerably changing, with the increased amount of open access content. Justine Ménard and Khalid Jouamaa, Direction des collections des bibliothèques UdeM, will present the highlights and results of this second consultation.

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Khalid Jouamaa

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Justine Ménard

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 03, 2022 1:45pm

Launching a Shared Print Program at the National Level

With the recent launch of North: the Canadian Shared Print Network/ Nord: Réseau canadien de conservation partagée des documents imprimés, large-scale collaborative efforts across libraries in different sectors will be implemented to ensure that the full scope of Canadian published heritage will be better preserved collectively. In this presentation, attendees will learn about the foundation and governance of the national network, potential benefits of Shared Print projects, work completed to date, and goals for the coming year.

Trish Chatterley
Trish Chatterley

Joseph Hafner
Joseph Hafner

Break
October 03, 2022 2:15pm

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Digital Heritage
October 03, 2022 2:30pm

Geolocating Old Images of Montreal: The Power of Partnerships in Digital Humanities

Like many other similar institutions, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ) is considering the best approach for users to access its collections. As it turns out, the traditional tools for documentary research do not always meet the needs of users. As such, geolocating the content of museums, archives and libraries is a promising avenue.

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Jean-François Palomino

Digital Heritage
October 03, 2022 3:00pm

Expanding Digital Access to Literature by Black Canadians

Within the humanities, the raw materials for research are often limited to the traditional Western canon. This creates a tension for scholars when their research interests fall outside that traditional scope. The project being presented sought to expand the availability of the creative, political, documentary and scholarly writings of black Canadians that have been insufficiently studied due to the difficulties scholars have encountered in accessing the works in question.

Chad Crichton
Chad Crichton

Eva Jurczyk
Eva Jurczyk

Jeff Newman
Jeff Newman

Benjamin Walsh
Benjamin Walsh

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 03, 2022 3:30pm

Ensuring that the “World’s Knowledge is Accessible By All”: Canadian Blind Scholars Share their Experiences of Journal and other Digital Content

The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) and its members are critical partners in the work of ensuring access to the world’s knowledge for a diversity of students and faculty with print disabilities. The 2016 CRKN model license was a step in the right direction. However, unless principles of accessibility are intentionally centred at all stages of CRKN’s activities - from procurement of academic journal subscriptions and eBooks, to negotiation with vendors, and the digitization of existing and often historic print resources - CRKN members may actually create and sustain accessibility barriers for disabled readers.

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Cynthia Bruce

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Melanie Marsden

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Natalie Martiniello

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Christopher Schiafone

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Ashley Shaw

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Mark Weiler

Digital Heritage
Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 03, 2022 4:00pm

Lightning Round #1

Join us for a series of 10-minute lightning talks!

Eugene Barsky
Eugene Barsky

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Kate Cawthorn

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Murielle Cornut

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Paul Lesack

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Julien A. Raemy

October 04, 2022

Welcome / Closing
October 04, 2022 12:00pm

Welcome Remarks

Rebecca Ross
Rebecca Ross

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 04, 2022 12:15pm

Bridging the Gap: Addressing the Accessible Book Famine in Canada

Less than 10% of the world’s publications are available in accessible formats, creating a significant imbalance in access to education and knowledge for individuals who are print disabled. In order to facilitate work to bridge this gap, academic institutions and libraries need to understand the complex environment of accessibility, from discovery and delivery of works, and the systems and services that support them.

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Pascal Calarco

K Klosek
Katherine Klosek

K. McColgan
Katherine McColgan

Victoria Owen
Victoria Owen

Digital Heritage
October 04, 2022 12:45pm

Healing and Learning through Storytelling: Truth and Indigenous Podcasting

In this session, Ry Moran, Cassidy Villebrun-Buracas, and Karina Greenwood will discuss the flourishing field of Indigenous podcasting and the power of healing through truth-telling and sharing stories.

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Karina Greenwood

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Ry Moran

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Cassidy Villebrun-Buracas

Digital Heritage
October 04, 2022 1:45pm

Building Community through the Indigenous Metadata Working Group

Like many Canadian academic institutions, the University of Toronto Libraries is grappling with its historical and ongoing relationships with Indigenous peoples, in order to develop a more respectful and welcoming environment. As part of this process, library workers formed the Indigenous Metadata Working Group (IMWG), an informal group of approximately 20 people that aim to improve access to material that relates to Indigenous peoples and knowledges within University of Toronto Library collections.

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Maria Aleluia

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Jordan Pedersen

Break
October 04, 2022 2:15pm

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Digital Heritage
October 04, 2022 2:30pm

Expanding Access to Indigenous Publications through COPPUL

In 2021, discussions between the Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries’ (COPPUL) Digital Preservation, Indigenous Knowledge, and Shared Print programs led to the formation of the Indigenous Historical Publications Working Group (IHPWG). Made up of members with expertise in Indigenous Studies, collection development, digitization, and digital preservation, this group is guiding efforts within COPPUL to improve discovery of, access to, and preservation of publications by and about Indigenous communities on whose lands our members live and work. These publications include newspapers, newsletters and various forms of grey literature.

Rebecca Dickson
Rebecca Dickson

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Kathryn Ruddock

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Lyle Ford

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 04, 2022 3:00pm

Building Community Across Teams: The Experience of Developing an Open Investments Strategy at the University of Guelph

The Open Access landscape is complex and rapidly evolving. Business models, technologies, organisations, initiatives, mandates, and mergers proliferate, while at the same time libraries have limited staffing, expertise, and financial resources to devote to OA. How can libraries optimize the use of open investment funds and labour? How can we support initiatives that align with our values, notably that scholarly communication should be a public, rather than a private good?

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Meg Ecclestone

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Christopher Popovich

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Paul St-Pierre

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Cameron Wheaton

Digital Heritage
October 04, 2022 3:30pm

Index, Collaborate & Share: Photographs of Servicewomen at LAC

The Second World War (SWW) was the first time women officially served in the Canadian military in capacities other than nursing, breaking into roles historically held by men. A multi-year project to index an accession of government photographs from the SWW era in an effort to identify servicewomen began in 2018 as an effort to help family members identify their ancestors in photographs held at Library and Archives Canada. This presentation will describe the project with a focus on the outreach component which has in turn lead to opportunities to engage with women veterans and the general public through transcribing text and tagging images using LAC's crowdsourcing tool: Co-lab.

Sara Chatfield
Sara Chatfield

Rebecca Murray
Rebecca Murray

October 05, 2022

Welcome / Closing
October 05, 2022 11:30am

Welcome Remarks

Craig Olsvik
Craig Olsvik

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 05, 2022 11:45am

An Ecosystem of Communities: Exploring Non-Commercial Journal Publishing in Canada

Understanding the complexities and nuances of Canada’s non-commercial journal publishing ecosystem is critical if we are to establish a sustainable and open path forward. An ecosystem is, by definition, a community of organisms together with their physical environment. In biology, we consider that “ecosystems with higher biodiversity tend to be more stable with greater resistance and resilience in the face of disturbances, or disruptive events.” Recent research has demonstrated a near absence of commercial publishers in the Canadian context. Rather, journals in Canada look much like a biological ecosystem, and rely on a complex and interrelated community of support, including organizations such as universities, scholarly associations, not-for-profit presses, and academic libraries.

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Sonya Betz

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Gwendal Henry

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Jessica Lange

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Mike Nason

Emilie Paquin
Émilie Paquin

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Sarah Severson

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Emma Uhl

CRKN Business
Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 05, 2022 12:45pm

Partnership for Open Access: Impact and Evolution

The Partnership for Open Access has been a successful and celebrated model for investing in open access journals since 2014 and has increased the availability of Canadian research worldwide. As we collectively build toward the next phases of this partnership, join us as members of the CRKN and Érudit teams provide an overview of the Partnership for Open Access and the impact made through the contributions of CRKN members, as well as how the partnership aligns with CRKN’s overall OA strategy.

Jessica Clark
Jessica Clark

Jason Friedman
Jason Friedman

Emilie Paquin
Émilie Paquin

Rebecca Ross
Rebecca Ross

Break
October 05, 2022 1:45pm

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Digital Heritage
Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 05, 2022 2:00pm

Lightning Round #2

Join us for a series of 10-minute lightning talks!

Melissa Belvadi
Melissa Belvadi

Hamid Golhasany
Hamid Golhasany

Blane Harvey
Blane Harvey

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Caroline Winter

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 05, 2022 2:30pm

Early Career Librarians: Using the Strength of Community to Support EDIA in Our Work

Within research and knowledge sharing institutions, there is an increasing focus on improving equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility (EDIA). New graduates and early career librarians are often asked how they integrate EDIA into their work, without necessarily having had the experience to address this fully. A panel of white, settler, early career librarians on the 2SLGBTQIA+ spectrum will discuss how they are dealing with multiple priorities while addressing the needs of diverse users, and how they view community support as a tool to develop their understanding of EDIA in life and work.

Cassandra Larose
Cassandra Larose

Nicole Marcoux
Nicole Marcoux

Nicole Slipp
Nicole Slipp

Courtney Vienneau
Courtney Vienneau

Digital Heritage
October 05, 2022 3:00pm

Radically Regional: GLAM Partnerships through the BC Regional Digitized History Example

The British Columbia Regional Digitized History (BCRDH) project is coordinated by the University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus Library, located in Kelowna, BC. BCRDH is a network of partnerships between the Library’s special collections program and 45+ geographically adjacent GLAM organizations in BC’s southern interior, including museums, archives, and historical societies. The aim of the project is to develop and sustain a shared, regionally-organized digital repository, and to provide open online access to that digital repository as an act of public service.

Paige Hohmann
Paige Hohmann

Digital Heritage
October 05, 2022 3:30pm

Creating Community Name Records at the Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre (IRSHDC)

The Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre works to support meaningful access to Residential School records for survivors and their families in British Columbia and beyond. Our presentation will describe a project at the Centre to update the names of Indigenous communities on our residential school records for British Columbia.

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Olivia Done

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Kristin Kozar

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Naomi Lloyd

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 05, 2022 4:00pm

Scoop on OA Ebook Publisher “Double Dipping”

Journal publishers “double dipping” practices have been documented extensively in the literature. Kehoe and Boudinot share their investigation into not-so well-known open access double dipping ebook publishing practices.

David Boudinot
David Boudinot

Inba Kehoe
Inba Kehoe

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 05, 2022 4:15pm

By Our Powers Combined: Bridging Collections Analysis and Bibliometrics, using Researcher Article Citations to Assess Collection Impact

Confronting the variety and breadth of journals available, as well as the potential of dismantling Big Deals can be overwhelming. Together, bibliometrics and collections analysis can help address these pressing topics and provide some clarity.

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Julie Morris

October 06, 2022

Welcome / Closing
October 06, 2022 11:30am

Welcome Remarks

James MacGregor
James MacGregor

Digital Heritage
October 06, 2022 11:45am

The Coalition for Canadian Digital Heritage: The National Heritage Digitization Strategy Reimagined

After extensive community engagement, members of the National Heritage Digitization Strategy Executive Committee are pleased to share the draft Strategic Plan with you under the NHDS’s new name, the Coalition for Canadian Digital Heritage (CCDH). In this session, attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the CCDH’s bold vision and mission, grounding principles, and community-driven priorities, as we unite as a community to expand respectful digital access to Canada’s heritage.

Jonathan Bengtson
Jonathan Bengtson

Carole Urbain
Carole Urbain

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 06, 2022 12:30pm

The Federal Open Science Repository: A Key Destination on Canada’s Roadmap to Open Science

Until now, a large part of Government of Canada scientists and researchers have not had the infrastructure to make their scientific publications openly available. This session outlines how we are addressing this gap, through the development of the Federal Open Science Repository (FOSR), a shared repository to make federally funded scientific outputs accessible to all.

Masha Cemma
Masha Cemma

Allison Kelley
Allison Kelley

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 06, 2022 1:00pm

Thematic Web Archives as an Emerging Collections Strategy

Presenters will discuss thematic web archives in relation to emerging collections strategy in two different organizations. Web archiving activity is generally preservation-driven, and thematic web archiving in specific may be as well; however thematic approaches also effectively seek to augment traditional library collections with web-based content that is aligned with collections scope or mandates.

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Jean Blackburn

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Dana McFarland

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Susan Paterson

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Larissa Ringham

Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 06, 2022 1:30pm

The Community Scholars Program: Strengthening A Culture of Shared Research, Learning and Knowledge Exchange

Since 2017 the Community Scholars Program has connected researchers in BC-based non-profit organizations with access to published academic research together with supporting library services. In 2021, Community Scholars Librarians undertook work on a Theory of Change, reflecting on various inputs in order to consider the development of the Program to date, its values, and how it might effectively respond to the evolving needs of participating Community Scholars, even as the program matures into sustainability, and attracts new supporting organizations.

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Heather De Forest

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Kealin McCabe

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Aleha McCauley

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Dana McFarland

Break
October 06, 2022 2:00pm

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Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 06, 2022 2:15pm

Subscribe to Open: An Innovative Approach to Achieve Open Access

This session will present a collaborative approach to knowledge dissemination and translation. University of Toronto Press (UTP), C40, and LYRASIS will present the ways through which they are working together to advance the dissemination of the Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy using the Subscribe to Open model.

Sharla Lair
Sharla Lair

David Miller
David Miller

Antonia Pop
Antonia Pop

Digital Heritage
Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 06, 2022 2:45pm

Lightning Round #3

Join us for a series of 10-minute lightning talks!

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Jihae (Julia) Chun

Jacquelyn D'Eall Sundberg
Jacquelyn D'Eall Sundberg

Kristen C. Howard
Kristen C. Howard

Graham Jensen
Graham Jensen

Jessica Webber
Jessica Webber

Digital Heritage
October 06, 2022 3:30pm

Repo Roundup: How Local Practice is Enhanced through Collaboration

This session will look at the complex repository landscape of one institution through the lens of digital preservation. By examining digital preservation workflows associated with UVic’s institutional repository, plus repositories for digital collections and research data, we’ll look at how community-led preservation services are enabling local preservation actions right now, and what an ideal repository-preservation landscape would look like if even more shared services were developed nationally.

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Corey Davis

October 07, 2022

Welcome / Closing
October 07, 2022 11:00am

Welcome Remarks

Clare Appavoo
Clare Appavoo

CRKN Business
Digital Heritage
October 07, 2022 11:15am

Preservation and Access Update

Join CRKN staff and representatives from CRKN’s Preservation and Access Committee (PAC) and the Canadiana Content Sub-Committee for an overview of the CRKN heritage program and key initiatives over the last year.

Emilie Fortin
Émilie Fortin

Jason Friedman
Jason Friedman

Ken Hernden
Ken Hernden

James MacGregor
James MacGregor

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Dana McFarland

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October 07, 2022 12:45pm

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CRKN Business
Open Access / Open Scholarship
October 07, 2022 1:00pm

Licensing Showcase

In this session, Licensing staff and members of the Content Strategy Committee will highlight and showcase the many successful outcomes from the recent years.

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Amanda Holmes

Craig Olsvik
Craig Olsvik

Welcome / Closing
October 07, 2022 2:15pm

Closing Remarks

Clare Appavoo
Clare Appavoo

November 01, 2022

Break
November 01, 2022 7:30am

Breakfast

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Welcome / Closing
November 01, 2022 8:45am

Welcome Remarks

Clare Appavoo
Clare Appavoo

CRKN Business
Open Access / Open Scholarship
November 01, 2022 9:00am

Designing the Future of Open Scholarship in Canada

We are mid-way through an ambitious strategic plan, in which transforming scholarly communications is at the core. As we consider our progress over these last three years in advancing open scholarship and prioritizing cost reductions with commercial vendors, during this workshop we will review the principles that guide licensing decisions, collectively brainstorm approaches that advance open scholarship in Canada, explore the potential of a collective investment strategy, and more. This workshop will include breaks, including a break for lunch.

Clare Appavoo
Clare Appavoo

Craig Olsvik
Craig Olsvik

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Guylaine Beaudry

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Denise LaFitte

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November 01, 2022 3:30pm

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CRKN Business
Open Access / Open Scholarship
November 01, 2022 3:45pm

Expanding the Scholar’s Portal Journals TDR to a National Service for all CRKN Members

During this session, members will receive an update on the current progress towards expanding the Scholars Portal Journals TDR to a national service for all of CRKN.

Craig Olsvik
Craig Olsvik

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November 01, 2022 4:30pm

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November 01, 2022 5:30pm

Ron MacDonald Award Ceremony

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November 02, 2022

Welcome / Closing
November 02, 2022 7:30am

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