Nov. 25, 2021. Nominations are open for the 2022 Nursing Now Ontario Awards

The work nurses do each and every day to improve people's health deserves recognition and celebration. COVID-19 has revealed to us how resilient Ontario nurses are and their enduring commitment to ensuring people receive the care they need despite the obstacles a global pandemic presents.

Toronto, Nov. 11, 2021. Nurses across the province are standing together to call on the provincial government to immediately repeal Bill 124 and stop a nursing exodus that is devastating Ontarians and their health system.

As part of its Queen’s Park on the Road (QPOR) actions this Fall, RNAO is issuing a political bulletin on the major #NursingCrisis facing Ontarians. Here is a short version of the bulletin. The full version can be found here.

This is an Oct 28, 2021 article by Mary-Kay Whittaker. She is a fellow in the Fellowship in Global Journalism at the University of Toronto focusing on health professional education and health workforce planning. This article is republished from HealthyDebate.

Toronto, Oct. 7, 2021. At a time when the federal government is mandating vaccinations for all of its public workers and municipalities, such as Toronto is doing the same, the Ontario government must move speedily to require all health-care and education workers across the province be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.