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New pre-nursing program lets Cree students pursue studies at home - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper - Vimarsana News

New pre-nursing program lets Cree students pursue studies at home - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper

Philippine Canadian Inquirer New pre-nursing program lets Cree students pursue studies at home News

Cree leader urges public to stay healthy over the holidays as common front strikes continue - Vimarsana News

Cree leader urges public to stay healthy over the holidays as common front strikes continue

The head of the Cree health board is urging safe health practices and COVID-19 precautions for the holidays, and says the Cree health network is managing well, despite disruptions because of province-wide rotating health and education strikes.  

Source: cbc.ca
Premier Health Reports 2023 Fourth Quarter Results - Vimarsana News

Premier Health Reports 2023 Fourth Quarter Results

MONTRÉAL, Dec. 12, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Premier Health of America Inc. (TSXV: PHA) (the “Corporation”), a leading Canadian Healthtech compan...

New partnership agreements struck to support northern Quebec Cree health hubs - Vimarsana News

New partnership agreements struck to support northern Quebec Cree health hubs

Leaders of several Cree organizations have signed a historic agreement they say will help address some long-standing health and social issues, like intergenerational trauma, chronic illnesses and high rates of addictions.

Source: cbc.ca
Bill prompts call for Quebec to recognize systemic racism in health system - Vimarsana News

Bill prompts call for Quebec to recognize systemic racism in health system

Quebec's College of Physicians says the government is taking a "paternalistic and colonialist" approach with new legislation aimed at improving the treatment of Indigenous people in the health network.