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Dozens of individuals participated in the CDETNO dinner and learn event on Tuesday, May 7, as part of Wildfire Community Preparedness Day. After enjoying delicious dishes prepared by My African Cuisine, the group attended an interactive presentation by Mike Westwick, the Manager of Wildfire Prevention and Mitigation. During a little over an hour-long session, participants

Warm temperatures are steadily settling in throughout the NWT, but these conditions also raise concerns and questions regarding forest fires. It is an opportunity to gather around delicious bites, to exchange ideas, and create awareness. CDETNO invites its clients, its members as well as all other residents of the city to a dinner discussion on

The president and CEO of the Business Development Bank of Canada, Isabelle Hudon, and other members of her team visited CDETNO premises Thursday morning. They visited the different workspaces of our organization and discovered the range of services we offer, from welcoming and integrating newcomers to entrepreneurship, including the Career Centre. A more formal discussion

CDETNO offers three webinars designed to assist local businesses and organizations in developing effective communication strategies and sales techniques. Training sessions will be conducted over three sessions by E-Influence, which has a team with strong experience in marketing strategy, both for individuals and organizations. Link to registration form: https://shorturl.at/dmEQ9