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CSIN News CSIN's 2nd National Conference - Accountability through Measurement. Event videos and presentations are online now. Learning Event #30 - Exploring the Draft Environment Domain of the Canadian Index of Wellbeing. Check out the recorded Learning Event with Alexis Morgan.

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