Edmonton, Alberta – June 11-14th 2012

The CPHA 2012 Annual Conference will explore the role of public health in creating and sustaining a diverse range of healthy environments using the following tracks: Built Environment; Economics & Development; Ecosystem Health; Leadership & Communications; and Society & Culture. Conference presenters will showcase accomplishments and challenge delegates to identify required actions and solutions.

For more information, and early registration, please visit the conference website at conference.cpha.ca

The Redesigning and Evaluating to Achieve Comprehensive Health for all conference (REACH). The Silent Tsunami:  The Prevention & Management of Hypertension

Future Inns Convention Centre, Moncton New Brunswick

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Chronic Disease Prevention: It Works!

The Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada (CDPAC) announces their fourth Pan-Canadian Conference at the Delta Ottawa City Centre from February 7th to 10th.

For more information and early registration, please visit www.cdpac.ca

Dairy Farmers of Canada’s 11th annual symposium on nutrition and health is back! This year, we’re reflecting on the role nutrition plays in cardiometabolic health.

Join us at one of four locations across Canada:-       

Edmonton on November 1     
Toronto on November 2      
Montreal on November 3       
Moncton on November 4 

New! Live webcast available for those who cannot attend in person.                

To register for a symposium or for our live webcast, or to consult the symposium program, visit dairynutrition.ca/symposium.

Healthy Eating, Physical Activity: A Community Approach for Children

Presented by: Department of Paediatrics, Saint John Regional Hospital and Fundy Wellness Network

Guest Speakers: Rachel Colley and Dr. Jean-Phillipe Chaput

Location: King’s Valley Wesleyan Church Conference Centre, Quispamsis

National Child Day has been celebrated across Canada since 1993 to commemorate the United Nations’ adoption of two documents centered on children’s rights: the United Nations Declaration of Rights of the Child on November 20, 1959, and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child on November 20, 1989.

By ratifying the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1991, Canada made a commitment to ensure that all children are treated with dignity and respect.  This commitment includes the opportunity to have a voice, be protected from harm and be provided with their basic needs and every opportunity to reach their full potential.

Celebrating National Child Day is about celebrating children as active participants in their own lives and in communities, as active citizens who can and should meaningfully contribute to decision-making as we create a “Canada Fit for Children”.

Resource: Public Health Agency of Canada.

http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/ncd-jne/index-eng.php

HEALTHY BY NATURE

Recreation NB Fall Conference 2011

The 2011 Recreation NB Conference is being held at the QPlex in Quispamsis, from September 28-30, 2011.

Come be a part of the annual conference – Healthy by Nature. The conference committee has crafted a diverse and topical line-up that is filled with social and networking opportunities for everyone

Email for more information: programs@recreationnb.ca