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Save the Date for the COA Reception at AAOS Meeting – March 14
All Association members are invited to attend the COA’s reception during the upcoming AAOS meeting in Las Vegas.

The event will be held on Thursday, March 14 from 18:00-21:00. We look forward to seeing you at Caesar’s Palace in the Emperors II Ballroom.

This is a private reception open to COA members and their guests only (one guest per member).

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The Canadian orthopaedic community is made up of a diverse and talented pool of professionals, and the COA strives to ensure that our program’s presenters and faculty effectively represent diversity in geography, gender, ethnicity, seniority, practice settings, and more.

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Did You See the Winter Edition of the COA Bulletin?

Are You Ready to Register?

Save the Date for the COA Reception at AAOS Meeting – March 14