June 21 is National Aboriginal Day in Canada
Share in the celebration! Canadians from all walks of life are invited to participate in the many National Aboriginal Day events that will be taking place from coast to coast to coast.
June 20th is World Refugee Day
The focus of World Refugee Day 2013 is on the impact of war on families. The core message is "1 family torn apart by war is too many."
Find out how Canadians can get involved!
CNC Implementation Checklist: Simplify CNC Planning
The
CNC Implementation Checklist is now available to help you manage the implementation process for your organization – it will help you to quickly assess your implementation progress, identify key steps to take, and assign tasks and timelines.
Watch for the French CNC Implementation Checklist to be available soon!
CNC Implementation Checklist for Administrators
The CNC Implementation Checklist is a simplified tool that will help you manage the CNC implementation process for your organization. The checklist enables you to:
- Quickly assess where your organization is in the implementation process
- Identify key steps to take
- Assign tasks and set timelines to customize your plan
- Check items off the list when they are successfully completed!
English: Click Here to download the Implementation Checklist. For help with getting started, click here.
French: Click Here to download the Implementation Checklist. For help with getting started, click here.
How to Read Food Labels
The
Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network has a tip sheet to help you understand food labels and avoid milk, soy and peanuts.
CMAS Podcast – The Change Train, Rosita Hall
In the second CMAS podcast, Rosita Hall reminds us of her powerful message on embracing change by choosing the “Change Train” full of opportunities – and avoiding that “Fuss Bus”! Rosita has also written a book, “
I Found the Answer”. Visit her website for details:
www.rositahall.com
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May is Food Allergy Awareness Month in Canada!
Anaphylaxis Canada is conducting “Ask the Allergist” public awareness sessions in various locations. Find out more at:
foodallergycanada.ca.
Helping You Meet the Requirements: Consulting with Local Public Health and Health Professionals
In the CNCR, there are references to consulting local public health offices to meet various health and safety related requirements. And then there are others that specify input from health professionals. So, when and how do you contact each of these sources…and what exactly is the difference between the two? It’s actually much simpler than it sounds.
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The first CMAS podcast is now online!
Because the CNC Requirements (CNCR) were not finalized until after the conference, CMAS’ first podcast provides you with clarity and details of some of the requirement changes that were finalized in December.
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Answers to Your CNC Questions
Thank you for all of your CNC questions and feedback! We have compiled some of the recent most frequently asked questions, and provided answers to help you understand CNC, and how to implement the changes. This list of questions and answers will be added to on a regular basis to keep you up-to-date and informed!
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