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Has your organization embraced Diversity in Governance? Now accepting applications for the 2009 Diversity in Governance Awards. Deadline is December 11, 2009. 
Maytree Newsletter - November 2009 Read about the launch of a mentoring program in New Brunswick, a profile of DiverseCity onBoard's 1,000th candidate, two publications by Caledon, and a new online directory of professional networks for immigrants. 
Five Good Ideas: Working with Volunteers: In November, Gail Nyberg presented five things to participants about what the Daily Bread learned over the years (and is still learning) about how to run a successful volunteer program. 
Maytree Opinion - November 2009: Substance over Style required in the next mayoral election. Read this month’s Maytree Opinion by Alan Broadbent to find out about what platform Toronto's next mayor should run on. 
The Future of Cities. Join the dialogue on The Mark, a daily online forum for news, commentary, and debate. In her contribution, Ratna Omidvar, Maytree's President, argues that for Canada's urban centres to be successful and sustainable, they cannot exclude immigrant and Aboriginal populations. 
Temporary Foreign Worker Program: Canada's Auditor General, Sheila Fraser, released her Fall Report including an examination of how the federal government manages the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. Here are Maytree's three recommendations. 
