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CCDI expands CEO Sartaj Sarkaria’s title to President and CEO, reinforcing commitment to inclusion amid sector uncertainty
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Le Centre canadien pour la diversité et l’inclusion condamne le recours à la disposition de dérogation par l’Alberta pour passer outre aux droits garantis par la Charte
Le CCDI élargit le titre de sa chef de la direction, Sartaj Sarkaria, qui devient présidente et chef de la direction, réaffirmant ainsi son engagement envers l’inclusion dans un contexte sectoriel incertain
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