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| style="width:150px" |<big><big>'''WHEN'''</big></big>

| style="width:150px" |<big><big>'''Day 1 – Breakthrough Game'''</big></big>

|<big>December 18-19, 2023, 9am-5pm</big>

|<big>Participants play the Breakthrough Game, a serious game that immerses '''small groups''' of participants in a '''fictive scenario taking place in Canada’s North in 2040'''. In this game, participants play the roles of federal investigators who must try to understand and resolve a '''highly complex problem''' in an extremely '''ambiguous environment''' and with very '''limited resources'''. </big>

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| style="width:150px" |<big><big>'''WHERE'''</big></big>

| style="width:150px" |<big><big>'''Day 2 – Reflection and Applications'''</big></big>

|<big>John G. Diefenbaker Building (''in-person only'')​ - 111 Sussex Drive, Ottawa</big>

|<big>Participants '''reflect together''' on how their groups used '''sense-making strategies''' during the Breakthrough Exercise. Experts provide them with tools to help make sense of and tackle complex problems and systems. They then '''practice using those tools''' on real-life problems that the Government of Canada is or will need to address over the coming decades.</big>

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