April 26: Copyright basics for editors with Erin Finlay, manager of legal services at Access Copyright.
May 17: Topic and speakers to be confirmed.
June 28: Year-end party.
If you have any suggestions for future programs, please contact the Program Chair (toronto_br_program_chair@editors.ca).
Stay tuned to the Toronto branch website for program updates.
Programmation francophone pour la section Toronto
If you would like information regarding the notice below in English, please contact Nancy Foran at toronto_br_program_chair@editors.ca.
Un « 5 à 7 » de « 6 à 8 » !
Veuillez noter que la deuxième rencontre pour les membres bilingues de la section Toronto de l’ACR et les réviseurs francophones sera le lundi 15 mars 2010. Vous êtes invités au resto Duke of York, à 39, avenue Prince Arthur dès 18 heures (ou à l’heure à laquelle vous pouvez vous y rendre).
Comme auparavant, la soirée est ouverte à tous les réviseurs francophones, qu’ils soient membres de l’ACR ou non.
Si vous souhaitez venir au Duke of York, veuillez envoyer un courriel à Nancy Foran, responsable de la programmation.
Joignez vos collègues francophones et aidez-nous à créer un environnement bilingue à la section Toronto !
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General Membership Meeting Information
The Toronto branch of the Editors' Association of Canada meets at 7:30 p.m. on the fourth Monday of every month (except July, August, and December).
Business Session
In addition to providing updates about the Toronto branch’s news, events, and activities, during the business session members, from time to time, will vote on matters of importance. Members and guests are also given the opportunity to ask questions or offer feedback. There are three business sessions per year, held before the program at the October, February, and May meetings.
Information Session
A 15-minute information session will be held at meetings during which there is no business session. During the information session, a member of the executive communicates updates about the Toronto branch’s news, events, and activities through executive and committee reports and discussion. The information sessions also offer members and guests opportunities for questions and feedback.
Location
Women's Art Association of Canada
23 Prince Arthur Avenue (northwest of Bloor Street and Avenue Road)
The Women's Art Association of Canada, 23 Prince Arthur Avenue, is located one block north of Bloor Street West, between Avenue Road and Bedford Road. It is close to the St. George (Bedford exit), Bay, and Museum subway stations. Metered parking is sometimes available on neighbourhood streets, and there are parking lots nearby.
Admission
EAC members free; non-members $10
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Question and Answer Session
At 7:00 p.m., prior to the monthly general membership meeting (see above for details), a Toronto branch member will meet new EAC members, or people interested in becoming EAC members, to answer questions about EAC and about the profession of editing. Attendees are welcome to stay and attend the general membership meeting following this session.
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Branch executive meetings are usually held on the second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m., 27 Carlton Street, Suite 502. Members are welcome to attend to see first-hand what being a volunteer leader at the EAC is all about. RSVP toronto_br_secretary@editors.ca.
