Environmental issues
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by: Alicia Saunders, Kimberley Kearsey
Pikangikum Health Authority, which is located in Pikangikum First Nation, a fly-in Ojibwe community in northern Ontario, is implementing RNAO’s Adopting eHealth Solutions best practice guideline (BPG). In March 2026, RNAO CEO Dr. Doris Grinspun, President NP Lhamo Dolkar and President-Elect Sue LeBeau paid a special visit t...
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by: Marion Zych
RNAO released its highly anticipated ECCO 4.0: Enhancing Community Care for Ontarians report during a media conference held at Queen’s Park on May 12. The report provides a comprehensive vision and urgent call for health system reform based on evidence and principles of equity.The report’s 16 recommendations provide a blueprint ...
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by: Rob Samulack
I grew up participating in Boy Scouts, camping as often as I could. I always felt a connection with nature and a need to protect it. My fears about climate change grew after experiencing the wildfire smoke in Ottawa in the summer of 2021. Not only was climate change real; it was happening. I wondered how bad it would be in the f...
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In September, RNAO sent a letter to the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP), which represents nurses and other workers in the hospital and community sectors, urging that it immediately stop any new investments in fossil fuels
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by: Kimberley Kearsey
Call it good timing or a sign, but either way, it was a simple email to Rob Samulack from a faith-based environmental conservation group that changed everything. With it came the opportunity to visit Glasgow, Scotland for the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (known as COP26). This once-in-a-lifetime chance to join t...
