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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is a citizens advocacy group based in Ottawa, ON, focused on promoting lower taxes, reducing waste, and ensuring accountable government. Through collective action, they empower individual taxpayers to challenge big unions, corporations, and government-funded special interest groups that influence politics. The organization actively campaigns against issues such as hidden carbon taxes and wasteful corporate welfare, while also offering support for taxpayers through resources like a Debt Clock. Their initiatives, including petitions and community engagement, strive to give a voice to Canadian taxpayers and bring attention to critical fiscal concerns. Generated from the website

Canadian Apparel Federation, based in Ottawa, ON, is a prominent organization within the fashion industry. Specializing in promoting and supporting Canadian apparel designers and manufacturers, the federation plays a key role in fostering growth and innovation within the sector. Generated from their business information

The Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) is a prominent international organization that represents the interests of approximately 180,000 Inuit across Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and Chukotka, Russia. Established in 1977 by Eben Hopson, the ICC emphasizes the significance of Inuit perspectives on global issues and strives to advocate for their rights on the international stage. With a dedicated team and a commitment to fostering Inuit cultural identity, the ICC engages in various initiatives, including the Inuit Youth Engagement Program, aimed at empowering the younger generation. The organization plays a crucial role in addressing matters of importance to Inuit communities, ensuring their voices are heard in conversations that affect their future. Generated from the website