On Remembrance Day, let’s honour and remember the nurses, who were the first women in the Canadian Military and left their friends, families, and communities to fight for a better life for all. Canadian military nurses began to serve in the Crimean War and then in the American...
As Ontario’s toxic drug crisis rages on, while the Premier is planning to gut and prohibit harm reduction programming, health professionals have to bear the brunt of a government who seems to be prioritizing ideology over the need for critical, evidence-based health-care services. This dichotomy...
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honours and remembers all children and Survivors impacted by residential schools. The history of pain and suffering brought on by residential schools is publicly acknowledged and commemorated – a key step in the path of reconciliation. Orange Shirt Day...
Attention students! CHNIG is now offering FREE student memberships from September 16 - October 31. If you have any questions, please email us at chnigrnao@gmail.com Join us today at rnao.ca ! ...
CHNIG is honored to announce that Dr. Cheryl van Daalen-Smith will be kicking off the CHNIG AGM with a presentation on her new book. The Chronicles of Paisley Corners: How a Nurse Turned Her Love of Community Health Nursing into a Debut Novel In The Chronicles of Paisley • Corners, the author draws from...
Greetings CHNIG members! Our Annual General Meeting is set for June 24 from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Please visit our website to view our Annual Report using the following link: 2023 CHNIG Annual Report - Community Health Nurses’ Initiatives Group See you at the AGM this Saturday Sincerely, The...
You may have seen an email from RNAO asking of your interest in participating in a rally about the drug poisoning crisis and the need for funding of the SCS sites. This rally will take place May 28 in Toronto at 12:30 p.m. RNAO is providing funding...