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L'Ordre des Infirmières et Infirmiers Auxiliaires du Québec (OIIAQ) est l'organisme régulateur responsable de la réglementation et de la promotion de la profession d'infirmière auxiliaire. Il offre divers services professionnels, y compris le développement, la formation continue et l'accès à des ressources pour les infirmières aux compétences et aux qualifications reconnues. De plus, l'OIIAQ joue un rôle clé dans la gouvernance de la profession à travers la création de lois, de règlements et de codes d'éthique. L'ordre s'engage également à soutenir ses membres par des opportunités de développement professionnel, des webinaires et un accès à des publications pertinentes. Generated from the website

The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, based in Montréal, QC, is a professional organization dedicated to fostering knowledge, best practices, and innovation within the minerals and metals industry. Since its inception over 125 years ago, CIM has been a leading advocate for safety laws, workers' protection, and the exchange of ideas in the mining sector. CIM offers a range of membership benefits, including opportunities to expand technical expertise, build career connections, and contribute to the industry's future alongside a vibrant community of professionals. Members can also participate in various events, webinars, and educational programs to enhance their skills and stay abreast of industry developments. Through its mission to cultivate knowledge, promote industry awareness, and advance the sector responsibly, CIM plays a vital role in supporting its members and driving innovation within the minerals and metals industry. The organization also collaborates with industry partners and stakeholders to deliver high-quality education, training, and networking opportunities to its diverse membership base. Generated from the website content

The Fondation Pierre-Elliott Trudeau is dedicated to empowering researchers through its Scholarship, Fellowship, and Mentorship programs, focusing on leadership development and meaningful global impact. Established on four founding themes—Human Rights and Dignity, Responsible Citizenship, the connection between Canada and the world, and the relationship with the natural environment—the Foundation actively fosters a community of engaged scholars and practitioners. Annually, the Foundation welcomes a new cohort of Scholars and Mentors, showcasing outstanding individuals committed to driving research that creates real-world impact. Through their various activities, including podcasts and events, they strive to enhance public interaction and stimulate meaningful discourse across critical societal issues. Generated from the website