Civicanada

This is a place for folks in Canada using Drupal and Civicrm to get together and work on stuff. Issues like:

  • internationalization
  • postal codes & riding data
  • installing civimail
  • Canadian hosting of CiviCRM sites
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handling language dependent domain names

CIRA, the Canadian Internet Registration Authority, is moving to implement internationalized domain names that will support a few accented characters common in French.

We see more and more organizations that want to have their domain name reflect their organization name and brand as localized in various languages, such as xfoundation.ca and fondationx.ca.

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RFP for CRM-database platform development | TREC Renewable Energy Co-op

Employment type: 
Contract
Telecommute: 
Allowed

TREC Renewable Energy Co-operative Request for Proposal
Community Power Investment Management Software Platform

Introduction
TREC (The Renewable Energy Co-operative), hereinafter referred to as TREC, is looking to contract a vendor for the development of a software tool for the purposes of a co-op management and administrative as described below. This platform should be able to handle member management, financial transactions (e.g. securities purchase, yield payouts, refunds, etc.) and basic accounting/bookkeeping services as outlined in this Request for Proposal.

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Web Developer | Freeform Solutions

Employment type: 
Full time
Telecommute: 
Allowed

DEADLINE: NOV 10, 2011

ONLY APPLICATIONS THROUGH THE LINK BELOW WILL BE CONSIDERED. NO PERSONAL EMAILS PLEASE.

Freeform Solutions is a not-for-profit organization that helps other not-for-profits use technology to achieve their organizational goals and better serve their communities. We aspire to be a leading organization serving not-for-profits in Canada, and we need another highly motivated and exceptionally talented individual to join our small and growing consulting team.

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Win a Free Copy of Using CiviCRM

Win a free copy of the Using CiviCRM book by participating in Likesh's contest at http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,19378.0.html.

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New Book: Using CiviCRM

CiviCRM is a web-based, open source CRM system, designed specifically to meet the needs of advocacy, non-profit and non-governmental organizations that integrates deeply with Drupal, including content, views and the permissioning system. Elected officials, professional/trade associations, political campaigns and parties, government agencies, and other similar organizations are among its growing number of enthusiastic users. Using CiviCRM shows you how to harness CiviCRM’s impressive array of possibilities as you develop and execute performance-critical CRM strategies.

This book will help you become familiar with the structure and main functions of CiviCRM. It will guide you in developing and successfully implementing a CRM strategy for your organization using detailed explanations and practical examples.

Using CiviCRM walks you through developing a CRM Implementation Plan that is suited to your organization's size, culture, and needs. Readers will take away many constituent relationship management best practices and the knowledge of how to implement them with CiviCRM. Benefits of Using CiviCRM will be felt across your organization, and help it better achieve its mission.

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Web (Drupal) Developer | The United Church of Canada

Employment type: 
Full time
Employment type: 
Contract
Telecommute: 
Not allowed

The Communications Unit of The United Church of Canada is seeking a Web Developer for a full-time 6 month contract position, with possibility of renewal.

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Experienced Civicrm Consultant | Association Management Company

Employment type: 
Contract
Telecommute: 
Not allowed

We are looking for a civicrm consultant with experience in Association Management. We are based in Toronto, Canada. We currently use Civicrm for several or our clients and for the most part we integrate and customize internally. For an upcoming project with a food and nutrition management association we will need outside help to assess our needs and work with us on going. We prefer someone who can commute to our Toronto office location easily.

Contact: anthony@csnm.ca
Briefly include any experience, references or optional resume.

Thanks

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CiviCRM Toronto Meetup - May 2010

Start: 
2010-05-18 18:30 - 20:30 America/Toronto
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CiviCRM Toronto Meetup - May 2010

Come meet others from the Toronto area who are interested in, using or developing for CiviCRM. For this first Toronto meetup we'll have an overview of existing and upcoming CiviCRM functionality, and have open question and answer sessions / breakout groups based on interests.

Meetup Agenda

  • Introductions (6:30 - 7:00pm)
  • Presentation on CiviCRM (7:00 - 7:30pm)
  • Questions and Answers (Break-outs??) (7:30 - 8:30)
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Open Source Showcase for Non-Profits

Start: 
2009-10-26 09:00 America/Montreal

The Open Source Showcase for Non-Profits is happening in Toronto on October 26, 2009.

The showcase is a low-cost event where members of the non-profit sector can learn about open source projects relevant to their work, from people who create and support these projects.

Drupal and CiviCRM are two of the open source projects being profiled

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CiviCRM book writing sprint

As many of you may know (http://civicrm.org/node/532), there is going to be a CiviCRM book writing sprint in California on a new FLOSS publication for CiviCRM during the week of May 4, 2009. But even you can't make it to those sunny climes, you can have your say on what they should be writing...

As CiviCRM integrators, admins, and users, please feel free to review and add topics to the draft book outline here:

http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/CiviCRM/Outline

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New releases, priorities

I've just come back from DrupalCon in DC and participated there and previously in some CiviCRM consultant discussions. There are some useful notes here: Notes from Drupalcon DC Birds of a Feather Discussion, and here: http://civicrm.org/node/499.

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CiviNode CiviNodeCCK

Hello
1. I am looking for a way to integrate civiContribute donations page as Drupal6 node. I found civiNode and civiNodeCCK but this module has not been updated for Drupal6. (It seems its development was paid for by good old Green Party of Canada.) Any suggestions?

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Tax receipts

Hi
Does anyone have implemented any gender of automatic tax receipts system on CiviCRM?

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Improve CiviCRM / views integration

CiviCRM is an open source constituent relationship management system that works very well with Drupal (as well as with Joomla! and stand-alone). Where Drupal concentrates on content management, CiviCRM shines at managing contact interactions. CiviCRM data can be accessed using some existing modules, but it would be great to see more robust support for accessing CiviCRM data using Views.

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IATS and CiviCRM

IATS is a subsidiary of Ticketmaster that offers an excellent way for non-profits in Canada to get transaction processor services - you don't even need a merchant account, and it's relatively inexpensive. It's a step up from a service like 'canadahelps' because you can integrate it into your site and get the donor data into a CRM automatically, and can also be used for e-commerce (in theory).

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developer | Objective Pathology Ltd.

Employment type: 
Part time
Telecommute: 
Not allowed

Toronto-based medical imaging startup looking for an experienced Drupal developer for custom programming on a
freelance/contract basis. Must be responsible, self sufficient, able to work with limited supervision.

Responsibilities
* Custom PHP/PostgreSQL coding (e.g., Drupal modules and custom DBMS queries)
* Feedback on functional specifications
* Website architecture planning
* Custom module development
* Bug fixes
* Work closely with other developers and designers
* Active participation in the Drupal development community

Knowledge, Skills, and Experience

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Hey, Canadians! Internationalization patches for Drupal 6 need review!

Since I know internationalization is a big deal to Canadians, I figured I'd cross-post this to some groups. Please don't kill me, this is important. :) There's very little time to get these patches in before code freeze! (June 1)

The following patches desperately need reviews from people familiar with internationalization of site content. The goal is to get Drupal 6 to have internationalization right in core:

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- translation of site settings, content types, user profile fields
and so on by storing translations of their string properties with

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Announcing CiviCRM v1.7

We are pleased to announce that CiviCRM 1.7 stable is now available for download.

CiviCRM is the first open source and freely downloadable constituent relationship management solution. CiviCRM is web-based, internationalised, and designed specifically to meet the needs of advocacy, non-profit and non-governmental groups.

New to CiviCRM? Read more at http://civicrm.org/


What's New in 1.7


The big news for 1.7 is CiviEvent - providing integrated online event registration and management for paid and free events. This release also includes a new "Contact Dashboard", which gives constituents a consolidated view of their subscriptions, contributions, event registrations and more.

Other release highlights include:
* Create and save re-usable email templates (with mail-merge tokens)
* CiviContribute plugins for Authorize.net and Google Checkout
* Use customized versions of templates for any screen
* One-click copying for existing Profiles, Contribution Pages and Events
* Restrict access to selected custom data fields and selected profile screens

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community.civicrm.ca directory

I registered civicrm.ca some time ago because it was available, and have just gotten around to setting up a basic 5.1 install with the links module on the community subdomain with the goal of having a directory of Canadian organization installs of Civicrm.

So - if you are a developer or site administrator of a Canadian organization using civicrm - please add yourself to the directory! I've left the registration open for now, but I'll probably have to moderate it when the new breed of drupal comment spammers discover me.

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Civicrm at DrupalCamp Toronto

I'm planning to organize some Civicrm sessions at the upcoming drupalcamp in toronto http://drupalcamptoronto.org/

I'm noticing that the civicanada group (http://groups.drupal.org/civicanada where i'm posting this), which I setup after an ad hoc session on civicrm at the last toronto drupal camp, is pretty defunct. I'm hoping that's due to a lack of leadership on my part rather than a lack of interest in the topic. In any case, if you're interested in helping out, or have some input into the content of such a session, let me know.

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