What does CCPG stand for?

Canadian Council of Professional Geoscientists

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The Canadian Council of Professional Geoscientists (CCPG) is a national coordinating body created in 1997 by the provincial and territorial geoscientist associations of Canada that deals with professional geoscience issues on the national and international scenes.

Mobility of Professional Geoscientists in Canada

Mumin is a professional engineer, Manitoba Director to the Canadian Council of Professional Geoscientists, member of the Manitoba exploration Liaison committee, and a member of several Canadian and International professional Societies.

Alberta Star Appoints Dr. Hamid Mumin as Senior Consulting Geologist ...

Marc Boivin, President of the Canadian Council of Professional Geoscientists (CCPG), described how CCPG is a national coordinating body created in 1997 by the provincial and territorial geoscientist associations in Canada.

Conference report Geoscience Summit 2004 Ottawa, Ontario 16-17 ...