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Canadian Council on Learning
The Canadian Council on Learning was a channel for lifelong learning, encouraging and supporting data-based decisions about learning during all stages of life, from early childhood through to the senior years. The organization received about 85% of its funding from the Government of Canada, which announced in January 2010, that it was not renewing its funding. The organization's website is no longer available.
==History==
In late 2002, the Government of Canada proposed the creation of an institution that would "work with Canadians, provinces, sector councils, labour organizations and learning institutions to create the skills and learning architecture that Canada needs," including "building our knowledge and reporting to Canadians about what is working and what is not". In November 2002, at the National Summit of Innovation in Toronto, educational leaders from across Canada identified “lifelong learning” as a priority for Canada. It was then that CCL was announced as the “Canadian Learning Institute” (then changed to "Canadian Council on Learning")—an organization with the objective of linking all facets of lifelong learning to be funded by the Government of Canada.〔"Budget Speech 2003." Radio-Canada.ca. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)/Department of Finance Canada, Web. 8 Nov 2009. .〕
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