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Wednesday, Aug 25 2010Act now to protect the gun registry On September 22, 2010, less than one month away, our country stands to lose one of our most essential tools in maintaining public safety, the gun registry, during a House of Commons vote. Due to strong pressure from policing, public health and safety, women’s and victims groups, a report was made to the House of Commons by the Standing Committee on...
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Tuesday, Aug 24 2010CNA Media Release Nurses to lead national strategy on aging and health Ottawa, August 23, 2010 – The Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) is poised to take on a leadership role in developing a national strategy for aging and health as Canadians reveal they are increasingly worried about the future of their health-care system. As part of its strategic direction to advance healthy public policy...
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Thursday, Aug 19 2010Nurses respond to the Canadian Medical Association’s new directions for “Health Care Transformation in Canada” Thursday, August 19, 2010 (Ottawa) - Nurses welcome any discussion aimed at improving health care for all Canadians. We agree that “all Canadians must have timely access to an appropriate array of medically-necessary services across the full...
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Monday, Aug 16 2010Please click here to visit the International Centre for Human Resources in Nursing website for the full report
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Friday, Jul 23 2010UNA stands up for Licensed Practical Nurses at Labour Relations Board The United Nurses of Alberta is disappointed in a recent decision by the Labour Relations Board (LRB) dismissing a reconsideration that Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) should be classified in a different bargaining unit category. Alberta's Labour Code currently lists four functional health care bargaining unit...
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Thursday, Jul 1 2010United Nurses of Alberta Media Release Wednesday, June 30, 2010 10:30 pm Nurses vote to ratify 3-year agreement Edmonton - Alberta's nurses have voted to accept the mediator's recommendations for the new collective agreement for the province's 24,000 RegisteredNurses and Registered Psychiatric Nurses. The 3-year agreement gives the nurses no salary increase this year, a 2% increase in 2011 and a...
