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CivicAction has played the role of neutral sandbox for over a decade, bringing together senior executives and rising leaders from all sectors to tackle challenges facing the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. They build partnerships and take action through campaigns, programs, and organizations that transform the region. CivicAction hosts events and programs focused on topics like jobs for youth facing barriers, transforming government for the 21st century, and open data.
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