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The Provincial Health Ethics Network is a non-profit, non-partisan society that aims to promote discussion and action on ethical issues in health and health care. Unique in its mandate, size and scope in Canada(and possibly the world), it is funded primarily by the provincial government and regional health authorities of the province of Alberta, Canada. It acts as a resource centre on health ethics, providing educational offerings and easy access to bioethics books, articles and videos for informing others and generating dialogue. The network works closely with the university-based health/medical ethics centres in the province to bridge the traditional gap between academia and those providing or accessing health care and to engage members of the public in informed dialogue about bioethics issues of relevance to all.  2, record 1, English, - Provincial%20Health%20Ethics%20Network

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The findings of the 2002 Canadian Public Opinion Survey on Youth and Sport revealed that people believe that sport is falling short of its potential to teach youth positive values. To address this, the CCES’ National Sport Ethics Forum held The Sport We Want Symposium in September 2003. The Symposium's purpose was to initiate a compelling dialogue on a national scale about community-level sport and why it is failling to achieve its potential to positively influence the moral and personal development of youth and strengthen communities.  2, record 2, English, - The%20Sport%20We%20Want

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Selon les résultats du Sondage sur les jeunes et le sport au Canada en 2002, les gens estiment que le sport ne contribue pas autant qu'il le pourrait à enseigner aux jeunes des valeurs positives. En réponse à ces résultats et à d'autres recherches connexes, le Forum national sur l'éthique dans le sport du CCES a tenu un Symposium en septembre 2003 ayant pour thème Le sport que nous voulons. Le but du Symposium était d'amorcer un dialogue probant à l'échelle nationale sur le sport communautaire et sur les raisons pour lesquelles il n'est pas exploité à son maximum afin d'influer de façon positive sur l'épanouissement moral et personnel des jeunes, ainsi que sur sa capacité de renforcer les collectivités.  2, record 2, French, - Le%20sport%20que%20nous%20voulons

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Issued in 1998 by The Leadership Network, Privy Council Office.  1, record 7, English, - Dialogue%20on%20Values%20and%20Ethics%20%3A%20A%20Practical%20Guide

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Publié en 1998 par Le Réseau du leadership, Bureau du Conseil privé.  1, record 7, French, - Dialogue%20sur%20les%20valeurs%20et%20l%27%C3%A9thique%20%3A%20un%20guide%20pratique

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Canada Public Service Agency, Office of Public Service Values and Ethics.  1, record 9, English, - Dialogue%20On%20Public%20Service%20Values%20and%20Ethics

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Agence de la fonction publique du Canada, Bureau des valeurs et de l'éthique de la fonction publique.  1, record 9, French, - Dialogue%20sur%20les%20valeurs%20et%20l%27%C3%A9thique%20dans%20la%20fonction%20publique

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