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Cornwall Youth Advisory Committee

The Cornwall Youth Advisory Committee (CYAC) serves the population of Cornwall by empowering youth to make a difference in the lives of others. Dedicated to providing youth with a forum to contribute to the development of solutions to make Cornwall a more youth-friendly community.

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Cornwall Youth Advisory Committee

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  1. Cornwall Youth Advisory Committee City Council Presentation Monday, June 25, 2012

  2. Professionals from the StakeholdersCommunity Jenna Chisholm Kim A.Baird Meghan Marie Doyle Council Representation Councillor Maurice Dupelle Administration Manon L. Poirier, Deputy City Clerk Students Rosemarie J. Megill, Chair Joshua S. Welsh , Vice Chair Edward A.S. Ross Sarah A. Lalonde Eric Jean Poirier Alexander Emerson Plant Fathima F. Tuan-Kichil Jessica R. Gladu Cloée J. Ménard

  3. Cornwall Youth Advisory Committee • Serves the population of Cornwall by empowering youth to make a difference in the lives of others • Dedicated to providing youth with a forum to contribute to the development of solutions to make Cornwall a more youth-friendly community

  4. Cornwall Youth Advisory Committee With the assistance and vision of the new Council representative, Councillor Maurice Dupelle, the Terms of Reference for the CYAC were recently revamped with a goal of creating renewed interest in municipal government and politics and building continuity for its membership

  5. Cornwall Youth Advisory Committee The new Committee was formed late last summer and, after holding a strategic planning session, members identified the need for additional cultural activities as its number one priority

  6. CYAC Spooky Teen Swim • Social with Snacks in Foyer • Live Band “Administrator” • Pumpkin Competition • Xbox with Kinect Station • Policed by Detective EmidioPiunno and Auxiliary Constable Georges Levere Jr. • Saturday, October 29, 2011, at the Aquatic Centre • Over 70 Students • Leisure Swim • Underwater Hockey • Aqua Zumba

  7. CYAC Teen Skate • Saturday, March 3, 2012, at the Benson Centre • Over 200 Students • Leisure Skate • Live Band “Administrator” • DJs Joshie Josh, Axel Al and DaVince • Free hot chocolate donated by the Trinity Anglican Church

  8. CYAC Concert and Karaoke • Saturday, June 2, 2012 • Over 100 Students • Live Band “Administrator” • Comedy with Alex Stacie • Karaoke • Live music by Kelly provided by Rodney Rivette

  9. New Logo

  10. Facebook

  11. Open House • Open House on Tuesday, June 26 in Council Chambers at City Hall starting at 6:30 p.m. • GIS presentation by GIS Applications Specialist Denis Lalonde who was recently awarded the gold medal prize in the Best Web GIS category of the Best Geographic Information System Challenge Awards • Students from grades 7 to 12 are invited to attend

  12. Recruitment • Applications are now being accepted for the 2012-2013 school term • Applications can be found on the City’s website (search Council Committees) www.Cornwall.ca

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