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You are contacting SCC about: Organization information update
You came here from: Organizations.
What to include
Give SCC enough information to verify the change before public information is altered.
- Organization/listing name
- SCC page or listing involved
- What appears incorrect or outdated
- The corrected information
- A reliable source or organization contact SCC can verify
What happens next: SCC reviews the evidence before changing public information. Submitted changes are not published automatically.
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Email: richard@seniorconnectionscanada.ca
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