Media Releases – Ontario Nurses' Association
- ‘We are not an option. We are a necessity.’ Ontario Nurses’ Association Marks Nursing Week 2024
- Media Statement: Nurses and health-care professionals picket to protest profits in nursing homes
- Nursing Homes Bargaining has Collapsed, says Ontario Nurses’ Association
- Gizhewaadiziwin Health Access Centre Staff Vote to Join Ontario Nurses’ Association
- Long-Term Care Nurses and Health Professionals Picket Across Ontario, Calling for Care Over Profit
- Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare Registered Nurses Fight to Save Care Nurses Meet with Top Executives, Demand Change
- One Fertility Burlington Nurses Vote to Join Ontario Nurses’ Association
- North York Family Health Team Employees Vote Overwhelmingly to Join the Ontario Nurses’ Association
- Ontario Nurses’ Association Pickets at Extendicare Canada to Launch Nursing Homes Bargaining Campaign Calling for Care, Not Profit
- Ford’s budget promises cannot be trusted to improve care in the public system, says Ontario Nurses’ Association
Weekly Media Scan Summaries
ONA summarizes the latest media coverage on topics including ONA, nursing, industry, labour and politics.
April 8 to 12, 2024, Media Scan Summary
Weekly Scan Summary March 29 to April 5, 2024
March 18 to 28, 2024, Media Scan Summary
Meeting Highlights and Reports
Past Events
Town Halls on Bill 124 Ruling
ONA held two successful town halls on Dec. 12, responding to the many questions our members have concerning the landmark Ontario Superior Court decision that struck down Bill 124 as a violation of public-sector workers’ constitutional rights. Unfortunately, the Ontario government says it intends to appeal the ruling. We will update you as this process unfolds. The Dec. 12 town hall recorded sessions can be found here:
https://www.ona.org/wp-content/uploads/2022-12-12-bill-124-town-hall-530pm.mp3.
https://www.ona.org/wp-content/uploads/2022-12-12-bill-124-town-hall-730pm.mp3.
For more information on our Bill 124 actions, see ONA dedicated webpage here.