"The guide is easy to use and well organized, and the fact that Associations Canada is (partially) bilingual also garners kudos. This resource is recommended for public libraries (particularly those close to the Canadian border) and academic libraries with programs in Canadian studies."
-ARBA

Associations Canada
2011 Edition

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Pub. Date: March 2011
Hardcover: 1,600 pages
ISBN: 1-59237-764-5/978-1-59237-764-0
Price: $365.00

Associations Canada covers Canadian organizations and international groups including industry, commercial and professional associations; registered charities; and special interest and common interest organizations.

• Completely updated with hundreds of new associations and thousands of updates to existing listings
  
  
• Comprehensive coverage of nearly 20,000 regional, national and international organizations
  
  
• Detailed listings include budget, founding date, scope of activity, licensing body, sources of funding, executive information, full address and complete contact information, just to name a few.
  
  
• Eight indexes: Subject Index, Acronym Index, Geographic Index, Budget Index, Executive Name Index, Conferences & Conventions Index, Mailing List Index, and Registered Charitable Organizations Index
  
  
• Available in print and online database formats

This popular volume provides the most comprehensive picture of Canada’s non-profit sector. Associations Canada is a strong source of prospects for sales and marketing executives, tourism and convention officials, researchers, and government officials - anyone who wants to locate non-profit interest groups and trade associations.

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• Canadian Almanac & Directory
• Financial Services Canada
• Canadian Parliamentary Guide
• Libraries Canada
• Canadian Environmental Resource Guide

Pub. Date: March 2011
Hardcover: 1,600 pages
ISBN: 1-59237-764-5/978-1-59237-764-0
Price: $365.00

Note: If you find this work does not fit your budget, please print out this page and bring it to your local library. There is a reasonable chance they either have a copy, can direct you to a library that does, or will be willing to purchase it for their reference collection.