Not that anybody else has any clue that this important event is on the horizon (it's still not posted on the LPCO website), but here's the info:
Where and When:Our 2010 AGM will be held at the Caesars Windsor Casino the weekend of February 5th to February 7th 2010. (yes that is Super Bowl Weekend. Kind of like the Ontario Liberal Party scheduling their AGM in Windsor on Halloween)
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
In accordance with the LPC(O) Constitution, Article VII, Section 9, the following positions shall be elected for a two year term at the 2010 LPC(O) Annual General Meeting:
Officer Positions
President
Treasurer
Vice-President Organization
Regional Positions
Central
Southwest
Northern
The following positions shall be elected for a one year term at the 2010 LPC(O) Annual General Meeting:
Regional Positions
9 Area Directors (3 per region)
Nominations must be received at the LPC(O) Office, 10 St. Mary Street, Suite 205, Toronto , ON M4Y 1P9 or by FAX (416) 921 – 3880 no later than 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 5th, 2010.
For Further Information, please contact the delegation Secretary
Judi Longfield Executive Director
(416) 921 2844 ext. 301 email: judi.longfield@lpco.ca
7 comments:
Any clue as to where it's going to take place? Last AGM was in Huntsville, so I'm guessing they're looking at going back to a Southern Ontario location this time.
Watch Harper does not call an election, in the meantime..nothing escapes him.
TCI, I have now included that on the post. Super Bowl Weekend is our weekend of choice.
Ooh ooh ooh!! Can I come? Pleeeeease!!
Oh yes. OOOOOOOH yes.
Oh yeah, I remember that AGM in Huntsville ;) LPCO is standing directly behind their election readiness excuse I assume. Shows you how bankrupt the party is if the can't afford to put on an AGM and pay for an election in the same calendar year.
I'll be surprised if this one goes on as planned.
Good for you for posting this. Considering the amount of money made at a well-attended AGM with a robust democratic process, I'm sure the LPCO is thanking you graciously for giving the public a better chance to attend. Because they would hate if not enough people attended that the status quo was not challenged or altered.
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