Romanow Commission's Report on the Future of Health Care in Canada

In his final report on the Future of Health Care in Canada, Commissioner Roy Romanow has acknowledged that the poor health status of Aboriginal Peoples is a serious concern that must be addressed.
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Summary of Romanow Commission's Aboriginal Health Forum

The jointly-hosted Aboriginal Health Forum entitled "Dialogue on Aboriginal Health: Sharing our Challenges and Successes," held June 26 by the Commission for the Future of Health Care in Canada and the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO) in Aylmer, Quebec, was a successful event.
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Health Care Commission and NAHO Announce Special Forum

Roy Romanow, head of the Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada, and Dr. Judith Bartlett, Chair of the Board of Directors of the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO) today unveiled details of a Special Forum on Aboriginal health that their respective organizations will co-host in Ottawa on June 26,2002.
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Spirituality Unity and National Aboriginal Health Association - Partners

Today, Chief Maureen Chapman, Vice-Chair of the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO), will highlight protocols for media's reporting on traditional medicines and traditional healing practices when she speaks at 10:15 a.m. at the Aboriginal Resource Committee (ARC) office at #1 Boat Ramp Road, Tsartlip Village, Brentwood Bay, B.C.
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"Spiritual Unity" - Unveiled

Today, in preparation for our July 9-11, 2002 Aboriginal Elders Conference, the "Spiritual Unity" logo will be presented in an honouring ceremony at the Aboriginal Health and Sports Development Centre in Brentwood Bay.
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Aboriginal Health is top issue for CMA's new Office for Public Health

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) launched its Office for Public Health and announced a series of initiatives aimed at improving the health status of Aboriginal People in Canada.
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