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You are invited!

Everything you ever wanted to know about the

"Virology Lab"

(Canadian Science Centre for Human and Animal Health)

Ebola and Marburg and Lassa,

Oh My!

Learn about Canada's only laboratory where scientists can safely work with the world's most serious infectious diseases.

Have Your Say!

This is your opportunity to provide input and to meet the local citizens who represent you on the lab's Community Liaison Committee (CLC)

Thursday, June 26th, 2008

Noon - Carol Shields Auditorium, Millennium Library

7:00 PM - CSCHAH Theatre, 1015 Arlington Street

Everyone Welcome

The Community Liaison Committee was established in response to public concerns regarding the safety and containment procedures of the facility, and to create a basis for and to maintain an atmosphere of public trust and confidence between the Centre and the community.

The Community Liaison Committee held its first meeting January 12, 2000 and continues to meet on a regular basis.

The Committee seeks out and provides accurate information to the community in order to foster a greater understanding of the activities of the CSCHAH. The committee also monitors safety issues for the community and for the staff of CSCHAH.

The Committee consists of volunteer members representing a wide range of community groups including community residents, scientists, health care professionals, agricultural professionals, and educators.

	You are invited! Everything you ever wanted to know about the "Virology Lab" (Canadian Science Centre for Human and Animal Health) Ebola and Marburg and Lassa, Oh My! Learn about Canada's only laboratory where scientists can safely work with the world's most serious infectious diseases. Have Your Say! This is your opportunity to provide input and to meet the local citizens who represent you on the lab's Community Liaison Committee (CLC) Thursday, June 26th, 2008 Noon - Carol Shields Auditorium, Millennium Library or 7:00 PM - CSCHAH Theatre, 1015 Arlington Street Everyone Welcome The Community Liaison Committee was established in response to public concerns regarding the safety and containment procedures of the facility, and to create a basis for and to maintain an atmosphere of public trust and confidence between the Centre and the community. The Community Liaison Committee held its first meeting January 12, 2000 and continues to meet on a regular basis. The Committee seeks out and provides accurate information to the community in order to foster a greater understanding of the activities of the CSCHAH. The committee also monitors safety issues for the community and for the staff of CSCHAH. The Committee consists of volunteer members representing a wide range of community groups including community residents, scientists, health care professionals, agricultural professionals, and educators.