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Hawaiian Oyster Odysseys
Our Hawaiian Oyster Odysseys (HOO), held annually across Canada, are our primary fund-raising events. Please support the BIAC-ACLC by attending in your province. Please visit the HOO website here: Hawaiian Oyster Odysseys.
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I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed this event. I had a lot of fun but also got to meet new people that had similiar experiences as me and help to raise awareness of the organization. I found it to be an excellent fundraiser but also an enjoyable evening as it included great music and food to top it off. Thank you very much and I loved being a part of it all.