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Community Volunteer Program Award: CoSA-Ottawa

CoSA CPO Award Nov 2013
Charles Bordeleau, Ottawa Chief of Police, Susan Love, Program Coordinator and Adina Ilea, Data Coordinator

On November 4th, Crime Prevention Ottawa presented CoSA-Ottawa with this year’s Community Volunteer Program Award amidst much pomp and ceremony at Ottawa’s City Hall.

You can see CBC News’ coverage here.

Rogers Television will broadcast the entire award ceremony on Sunday, November 17th, 2013 at 10pm.

Here is a interview with Susan and Adina, produced by Crime Prevention Ottawa:

 

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