The History of Cocaine Anonymous Group
Curated by the Historians, Archivists and Members of Cocaine Anonymous
Inception: October 1992 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. On August 30, 2000, Manitoba Area was ratified by the 17th World Service Conference.
History of C.A. Manitoba – Kirk L. 2011-08-20 – SOCA Convention
We ask members for submissions of artwork to be submitted new years for the next convention. We had this submission – I’m not sure if it is a fail but it might be because we’ve got CA just all Willy nilly on the front of the shirt but technically we have the proper logo on … Read more
Tickets from past fundraising events – New Years & Christmas parties. Reminder to double check the spacing on tickets when ordering so Tradition 6 doesn’t get cut off.
2022 the year after we couldn’t have a Convention due to a global pandemic. The committee was small but mighty. We usually have an art contest and members design an image based off the theme the committee chooses. But this year we had started meeting in March and the Convention was being planned for that … Read more
Manitoba Area Convention – June 6-7, 2009 We Can Recover Manitoba Area Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada COMMITTEE: James L., Convention Contact
Trudging the Road of Happy Destiny: 13 Annual Cocaine Anonymous Convention: June 4-5, 2005
3rd Annual Great Canadian Convention, “United We Stand”, July 16, 17, 18, 2010, Winnipeg Manitoba
3rd Annual Great Canadian Convention, “United We Stand”, July 16, 17, 18, 2010, Winnipeg Manitoba
Donated to Kirk L. (CA Manitoba) by Al L. whose sister created this quilt as gift to Kirk in lieu of his upcoming 25 year celebration of sobriety. Kirk was “blown away” by the gift since he had given these t-shirts to Al for various CA auctions and was really taken back when he received … Read more
Decade of Recovery Manitoba Area of CA Convention – April 27-28, 2002 Private Collection, Rose J
9th Annual Great Canadian Convention, July 1-3, 2016, Winnipeg, Manitoba
The 9th Annual 2016 Great Canadian Convention of C.A.: Theme: UNITY – July 1, 2, 3, 2016 — Robert A Steen Community Center, Winnipeg, Manitoba
