February EI Dinner – Barb Bancroft

 

 

Not a UNA member? Go to the UNA website for instructions on how to become a member

This event is open to members & duespayers of Local 196 only.

Registration must be completed using a non-AHS email.

Registration Deadline is February 2nd at 2359h

Questions/Dietary requests? Please email Local196Education@una.ca

  • If you have registered and are no longer able to attend, please cancel your registration in DMS or email Local196Education@una.ca prior to the registration deadline.
  • If the deadline has passed and you wish to be placed on the waitlist, please email Local196Education@una.ca

EDLC Spring School 2024

Local 196 is doing a draw for 5 general members to attend the EDLC Spring School

https://dms.una.ca/forms/572

Pre-Ratification Information Meeting


 

Local Information Meeting January 23, 2024


Please join us for an information meeting on January 23rd to discuss the proposal package in preparation for the ratification vote on January 31, 2024. 

Local Annual General Meeting December 12th


Join us for our Local AGM on December 12th!

If interested in any of the elected positions, please complete the nomination form found on the Local 196 website in the Resources tab, under Nomination Forms.

Make sure forms are filled out in their entirety or they will be not be accepted. Nominations forms must be received by deadline of December 8, 2023 at 1659h. Email forms to Local196exec@una.ca

December EI Dinner – Whistleblowing in Healthcare

UNA Local 196 Welcomes Dr. Amélie Perron!

Dr. Amélie Perron is a Nurse researcher and Full Professor at the School of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa. She is also Co-President of the Nursing Observatory, critically analyzing issues impacting the nursing workforce.

She is especially interested in nurses’ ability to raise concerns in challenging healthcare environments where unsafe, reprehensible, or illegal events occur. She approaches whistleblowing as an organizational rather than an individual phenomenon, shifting the focus to institutional arrangements that facilitate or hinder the flow of critical information. Her clinical nursing practice is grounded in institutional and community mental health and crisis intervention with marginalized and vulnerable populations. A Q&A will also follow this presentation.

REGISTRATION IN DMS REQUIRED FOR ENTRY.

Not a UNA member? Go to the UNA website for instructions on how to become a member

December 14th, 2023

Fantasyland Hotel: 17700 87 Ave.

 Doors @ 17:30

Dinner @ 18:00

Presentation @ 19:00

This event is open to members & duespayers of Local 196 only.

Registration must be completed using a non-AHS email.

Registration Deadline is December 7th at 2359h

Questions/Dietary requests? Please email Local196Education@una.ca

  • If you have registered and are no longer able to attend, please cancel your registration in DMS or email Local196Education@una.ca prior to the registration deadline.
  • If the deadline has passed and you wish to be placed on the waitlist, please email Local196Education@una.ca

Local Meeting September 27th

** Please note that registration is currently CLOSED due to the amount of registrants and capacity of the booked space at the Fantasyland hotel. If you need to cancel your registration, or if you are not registered and would like to attend if there are any cancellations please email local196exec@una.ca

September EI Dinner – The Fight for Anti-Racism – Past, Present and Future

UNA Local 196 Welcomes Paige Galette!

Paige Galette (elle.she.her) is a nationally-based community organizer and educator with a strong background in governance, policy, and employer-employee relations. Paige leads workshops on anti-racism and anti-oppression. She holds over 15 years of experience serving in leadership roles on NGO boards. Paige is a bi-weekly columnist for Panorama, a radio program on Radio-Canada BC-Yukon. In 2020, her essay From Cheechako to Sourdough: Reflections on Northern Living and Surviving, While Being Black was published in the national bestseller Until We Are Free: Reflections on Black Lives Matter in Canada (Rodney Diverlus, Sandy Hudson, Syrus Marcus Ware).

Following the events of 2020 and the pandemic, we have reached a quiet period in our activism and fight for anti-racism. Our labour movements need action, education, and support now more than ever. Paige Galette will guide us through the re-activation of our movement by presenting the questions needing answered: “How did we get here?”, “Where are we going?” and “Where do we need to be?”. This presentation will be followed by a Q&A.

PAPER OR E-TICKET REQUIRED FOR ENTRY.

September 20th, 2023- Fantasyland Hotel: 17700 87 Ave.

Doors @ 17:30

Dinner @ 18:00

Speaker @ 19:00

This event is open to members & duespayers of Local 196 only.

TICKETS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.

Registration must be completed using a non-AHS email.

Registration Deadline is September 12th at 2359h

Questions/Dietary requests? Please email Local196Education@una.ca

If you have registered and are no longer able to attend, please cancel your ticket via Eventbrite or email Local196Education@una.ca prior to the registration deadline.

Cancellation instructions and waitlist instructions are on the local website: https://local196una.ca/education-dinners/

July Local e-newsletter available now!

Check your (personal) inbox for the Local 196 July e-Newsletter! Read about draws to enter, recent and upcoming events and more!

Click the link below to view the June edition of Local 196’s e-newsletter:

Local 196 UNA e-newsletter: July 2023

The Local newsletter was sent via MailChimp with updated member contact information from Provincial UNA Office. It was sent to personal email addresses only. If you did not receive our newsletter, please update your contact information in UNA’s DMS system and email local196exec@una.ca to be added to our subscribers list. You don’t want to miss out!

 

Local Meeting June 26th