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March 23, 2008

PHA Training Programs in Toronto

This document is the result of a call to community organizations to submit any PHA training programs that their organization is providing to PHAs in Toronto. Once we know where we are at, the community will be able to strategize around initiating programs that will fill the gaps.

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