Traduction de «Gerontological Nursing Association Ontario » (Anglais → Français) :

Gerontological Nursing Association of Ontario [ GNA of Ontario ]

Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association

Prince Edward Island Gerontological Nurses Association

The Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration requests that a study of the cuts to the Interim Federal Health program commence immediately, and that the witnesses list include, but not be limited to: Canadian Council for Refugees, Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care, Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers, Canadian Medical Association, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, The College of Family Physicians of Canada, Canadian Association of Social Workers, Canadian Dental Association, Canadian Association of Optometrists, Canadian Nurses Association, Canadian Pharmacists Association, Citizenship and Immigration Deputy ...[+++] Minister Neil Yeates, and officials from the Provincial Ministries of Health from Quebec and Ontario.

She worked in many areas of nursing, as well as serving in various executive positions for the Ontario Nurses' Association Local 81, including several terms as president.

What do the following organizations have in common: the Vancouver Board of Trade; the Canadian Nurses Association; the Canadian Institute of Planners; the Chinese Canadian National Council; the Town of Halton Hills, which is Mr. Chong's town; the Canadian Association for Business Economics; the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants; the Canada West Foundation; the Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada; the Canadian Federation of Independent Business; ...[+++] the Canadian Labour Congress; Alberta Health Services; the United Way of Canada; the Canadian Jewish Congress; the Canadian Public Health Association; the Chamber of Commerce in Burlington, Ontario, which is Mr. Wallace's town; the Canadian Council on Social Development; the Canadian Economics Association; the Governments of Ontario, Manitoba, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island; the Government of Nunavut; the Canadian Medical Association; the Toronto Board of Trade; the Canadian Association of Midwives; the Corporation of the County of Simcoe; the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops; the Canadian Chamber of Commerce; the Royal Society of Canada; the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada; the Ukrainian Canadian Congress; the cities of Edmonton—which is Mr. Lake's town—Fredericton, Ottawa, Toronto, and Victoria?

Obviously, if any official of the Ontario Nurses' Association were to meet with any government official, by virtue of the fact that they are with the association, the public would know that nurses have an agenda and are trying to adopt that.