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Human Resources committee The Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services is responsible for providing health services in the area of mental health. In terms of programs like curriculum vitae writing, and things like that, there are programs that address adult education through the Kativik Schoo
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee There are regional organizations who represent the Inuit leadership. I think you can sit down with them. The governments have to recognize their capacity to manage.... The Kativik Regional Government is our regional government. They must recognize their legitimacy. Those programs
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee Correct.
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee That's where we're moving with health care right now. The Nunavik regional board is the one that decides where to invest in what priorities.
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee I'm not sure what you mean by “innovation”. If it's technology, I—
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee One thing I've observed in the last year is that the major regional organization, our leaders' organization in Nunavik, conducted what we call the Parnasimautik. They went around to each community to hear from the people directly about their preoccupations in all areas of life. W
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee I would refer to the example of our regional organization making recommendations to nutrition north Canada. The way of the future is that those funds should probably be transferred to the region to administer and decide where best to invest them, rather than criteria or condition
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee I agree. In terms of impact from a health perspective, I cannot claim things, but one of the concerns we have, for example, is with rabies. There are animals that carry rabies in the south; with climate change, we see animals now moving more north. We are concerned about further
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee Are you asking should the proceeds of carbon taxation be used to reduce...?
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee I'm not an expert who could say what is the best way of using a carbon reduction tax. Clearly, if it's about programs to increase the social safety net of our citizens, the source of the funds is an issue for government policy to decide. However, I think we need to increase the c
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee I would invite you to get in touch with Kativik Regional Government, which has these greenhouse projects in place in Nunavik, as well as chicken coops to have fresh eggs available and accessible in Kuujjuaq. Currently, Kativik Regional Government is developing the kinds of projec
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee I do not have the numbers in my head, but I can give you the information. Mr. Chair, we can send you socio-demographic information regarding the Nunavik population. We have what we call an inverted pyramid in Nunavik, because of the high natality rate that we have. I don't th
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee That's a good question. When you asked about housing's capacity to address the mobility issues that elders may have in terms of adaptation, I was going to say that this is an issue, clearly. Our communities right now are small, but they're expanding, and they're expanding wit
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee According to my current observations as a public health physician, the epidemic has not yet peaked. We are currently seeing gradual outbreaks in all of our communities. We are dealing with a generation, those aged 15 to 34, who had very little contact with tuberculosis. They are
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard
Human Resources committee I don't see that happening in the immediate future, and that is why we have to take long-term measures. In the short term, we are always dealing with crises, and we continually have to react.
March 7th, 2017Committee meeting
Dr. Françoise Bouchard