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Feb 2, 2010

Career Opportunity

Program Coordinator for the Honouring Life Network at NAHO

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Jan 25, 2010

First Nations Communities in Crisis: Journal of Aboriginal Health, Volume 5 Issues 1-3 now online

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Jan. 18, 2010

NAHO National Conference presentations are now on-line
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February is Heart Month

You can reduce your risk of developing heart disease by making healthy lifestyle choices >>

FIGHT THE FLU

• First Nations, Inuit and Metis Immunization information is available at www.getimmunized.ca/information >>
  
  
• The Public Health Agency of Canada has resources to help you avoid getting the flu >>
  
  
• For information on H1N1 flu virus, please visit the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Web site >>

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February 8 , 2009

Sunburst Consulting is pleased to offer "Inuit in Canada: From Dog Teams to the Internet; Resiliency and Change"
This course is a comprehensive introduction on the Inuit in Canada. This one day course is designed to bridge cultural differences and facilitate awareness and a deeper understanding about Inuit in Canada.

Thursday February 25th, 2010
Registration or for more information:
sunburstconsulting@gmail.com
or call (613) 327-0245

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January 29 , 2009

Aboriginal Nursing Scholarships
TD Bank Financial Group and the Canadian Nurses Foundation (CNF) are partnering once again to offer scholarships for Aboriginal nursing students studying at the Bachelor, Master, Nurse Practitioner and PhD levels. Funds have been secured for the next two years, 2010-2011 and 2011-2012.

The deadline for applications is March 31, 2010
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January 28 , 2009

Native Women’s Association of Canada: Miyo Machihowin, National Aboriginal Health Careers Conference & Tradeshow
Mayfield Inn & Trade Centre Edmonton,
Alberta March 11 & 12, 2010
Conference Information and Application Package

miyo machihowin: Our vision is to help guide career paths and create healthy futures for life. If you are a young Aboriginal person between the ages of 18 and 29 and if you are considering or pursuing a career in the health field, this event is for you!
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