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Line 61: − − |-align="left" − ===Get involved=== − Interested in sharing your own Public Engagement case studies? We've created a [[Public Engagement Case studies template | bilingual template for departments]], agencies and other gcwiki colleagues to add their own case studies. We're always looking to expand our knowledge of good public engagement, we encourage you to research, write or document examples you seen in the Canada, or other jurisdictions to enable learning what looks good together. − − ==How to add your own Case study== − #Search − #Just copy and past the template into a new page, with the
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If you have any questions or comments, please connect with us at [mailto:consultation@pco-bcp.gc.ca consultation@pco-bcp.gc.ca]
===Get involved===
Interested in sharing your own Public Engagement case studies? We've created a [[Public Engagement Case studies template | bilingual template for departments]], agencies and other gcwiki colleagues to add their own case studies. We're always looking to expand our knowledge of good public engagement, we encourage you to research, write or document examples you seen in the Canada, or other jurisdictions to enable learning what looks good together.
==How to add your own Case study==
#Search for a new page, by entering your Case study title into the main search at the top right of GCwiki.
#Click to create a new page.
#Copy and paste the template into a new page.
#Enter your case study information.
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