Greater/Grand Sudbury

Welcome/Bienvenue to the City of Greater| Grand Sudbury Branch Home Page
The City of Greater/Grand Sudbury is a city of almost 160,000 and serves as the regional capital of Northeastern Ontario. We are one of the largest municipalities, by area, in Canada with plenty of open space, freshwater lakes, pristine forests and woodlands, parks, recreational facilities and real estate opportunities.With the third largest French-speaking population outside of Quebec, Sudbury is a bilingual city and the centre of Franco-Ontarian culture in Ontario.
Sudbury has evolved into a dynamic and diverse regional capital that functions as the service hub for all of northeastern Ontario. While mining remains a major influence on the local economy, the City has diversified significantly in recent years to establish itself as a major centre of financial and business services, tourism, health care and research, education and government.
The Greater |Grand Sudbury Branch members invite you to join us in our efforts to bring knowledge, expertise and professionalism in the world of an office administrative assistant. The wide variety of Northern enterprises, Colleges and Universities play a vital role in our community and in establishing the importance of office administration. Our branch offers a bilingual friendship to everyone that wishes to join us. Guests are always welcome to our meetings.
Watch for details on our 2010 upcoming workshops.
For more information about the Greater| Grand Sudbury Branch, please email: sudbury-branch@aaa.ca
For more information on Branch membership, or to R.S.V.P. to upcoming events, please email: sudbury-branch@aaa.ca
MEETING SCHEDULE
Click here for the 2009/2010 ScheduleQ.A.A. Courses offered at Cambrian College of Applied Arts & Technology
Cambrian College is now offering courses for the Q.A.A. Program. Contact Avril Mackinnon for course information at: avril.mackinnon@cambriancollege.caCambrian College Q.A.A. Contacts and Course Titles
CURRENT NEWS
A resounding success ... the recent national annual events held at Blue Mountain, Ontario were well attended and the professional seminar day on Friday, June 4th was a sellout success. Host Barrie/Simcoe County branch thanks all participants and our two speakers who provided insight into the partnership between employer and admin assistant - "Be The Ultimate Assistant" Bonnie Low-Kramen, pictured above (www.BonnieLowKramen.com) and Deborah Joslin who guided participants' goal-setting and vision-boarding - "Directing your Future" (www.admindesk.ca)









