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Northern BC RENT

June 15, 2023

Join us for a day of professional development that will help your society turn strategic plans into affordable housing action.

We’ll gather in person to explore Northern BC-specific topics, connect with housing professionals from across the region and learn from industry-leading keynotes and speakers. We’re looking forward to seeing you in Prince George for an enriching day of learning and networking. See you in Prince George!

For full details on the event please visit nbcrent.bcnpha.ca.

Details

Date:

June 15, 2023

Cost:

$175

Member Cost:

$145

Venue

Courtyard by Marriott

900 Brunswick Street, Prince George, BC, V2L 2C3
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