Resources & Publications | Publications 2009
Annual Summary Report 2008-2009
This report providing an overview of the programmes, activities and accomplishments for the previous year, and plans and priorities for the upcoming year for the Environmental Health Research Division (EHRD), First Nations & Inuit Health Branch, Health Canada.
An Exploratory Study of Diabetes in a First Nation Community with Respect to Serum Concentrations of p,p’-DDE and PCBs and Fish Consumption
Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2009, 6(12), 3179-3189; doi:10.3390/ijerph6123179
REVIEW: Environmental toxins, a potential risk factor for diabetes among Canadian Aboriginals
International Journal of Circumpolar Health 68:4 2009 Diabetes_Sharp.pdf
World Health Organization explores the Emerging issues in water and infectious disease.
How safe is Canada’s tap water?
Evaluation of Environment Canada’s Aboriginal Consultations on Wastewater
Management Response and Final Report
Management Response prepared by Aboriginal and Public Sectors Division, Environmental Stewardship Branch and Intergovernmental and Stakeholder Relations, Strategic Policy Branch in consultation with Evaluation Division, Audit and Evaluation Branch Environment Canada
“Improving Health Governance in First Nation Communities: Model Governance Policies and Tools” by John Graham and Jodi Bruhn (2009) is a practical publication of tools and strategies for use by the managing health members in First Nation Communities.”>Research and Monitoring Section – Annual Summary Report 2008-2009
Resource Extraction Papers: Series Cultural Considerations
For many northern Inuit communities, the resource extraction industries may appear to be at odds with their cultural practices of sustainable and respectful use of the environment.
World Health Organization explores the Emerging issues in water and infectious disease.
How safe is Canada’s tap water?
The Institute on Governance provides this resource for “Building Sustainable Communities”
Evaluation of Environment Canada’s Aboriginal Consultations on Wastewater
Management Response and Final Report
Management Response prepared by Aboriginal and Public Sectors Division, Environmental Stewardship Branch and Intergovernmental and Stakeholder Relations, Strategic Policy Branch in consultation with Evaluation Division, Audit and Evaluation Branch Environment Canada
“Improving Health Governance in First Nation Communities: Model Governance Policies and Tools” by John Graham and Jodi Bruhn (2009) is a practical publication of tools and strategies for use by the managing health members in First Nation Communities.“>h
Resource Extraction Papers: Series Cultural Considerations
For many northern Inuit communities, the resource extraction industries may appear to be at odds with their cultural practices of sustainable and respectful use of the environment.
World Health Organization explores the Emerging issues in water and infectious disease.
How safe is Canada’s tap water?
The Institute on Governance provides this resource for “Building Sustainable Communities”
Evaluation of Environment Canada’s Aboriginal Consultations on Wastewater
Management Response and Final Report
Management Response prepared by Aboriginal and Public Sectors Division, Environmental Stewardship Branch and Intergovernmental and Stakeholder Relations, Strategic Policy Branch in consultation with Evaluation Division, Audit and Evaluation Branch Environment Canada
“Improving Health Governance in First Nation Communities: Model Governance Policies and Tools” by John Graham and Jodi Bruhn (2009) is a practical publication of tools and strategies for use by the managing health members in First Nation Communities.”>Research and Monitoring Section – Annual Summary Report 2008-2009
Resource Extraction Papers: Series Cultural Considerations
For many northern Inuit communities, the resource extraction industries may appear to be at odds with their cultural practices of sustainable and respectful use of the environment.
World Health Organization explores the Emerging issues in water and infectious disease.
How safe is Canada’s tap water?
The Institute on Governance provides this resource for “Building Sustainable Communities”
Evaluation of Environment Canada’s Aboriginal Consultations on Wastewater
Management Response and Final Report
Management Response prepared by Aboriginal and Public Sectors Division, Environmental Stewardship Branch and Intergovernmental and Stakeholder Relations, Strategic Policy Branch in consultation with Evaluation Division, Audit and Evaluation Branch Environment Canada
“Improving Health Governance in First Nation Communities: Model Governance Policies and Tools” by John Graham and Jodi Bruhn (2009) is a practical publication of tools and strategies for use by the managing health members in First Nation Communities.