by Ovie | Sep 4, 2026 | Literature
Walking Into Fall With Purpose A new season invites us to pause, realign, and make room for what’s next. In our September Quarterly, we reflect on the power of community, celebrate the impact of professional mentorship, welcome the new CBNA-Toronto Metropolitan...
by Ovie | Mar 6, 2026 | Literature
Black History Month event explores the concept of care grounded in connection and community A joint venture between the McGill Chapter of the Canadian Black Nurses Association (CBNA-McGill), the Nursing Graduate Students Society (NGSA), and the Office for Social...
by Ovie | Feb 27, 2026 | Literature
On February 24, the Canadian Black Nurses Alliance (CBNA) McMaster and the Black Nurses and Students Allied for Success (BNSAS) program hosted “Black Nurses: Then & Now”, an inspiring panel discussion dedicated to spotlighting the...
by Ovie | Feb 27, 2026 | Literature
Black History Month is both a celebration and a responsibility. At CBNA, we honour the legacy and contributions of Black nurses while actively advancing mentorship, leadership development, and systemic change in healthcare. This month serves as a reminder that our...
by Ovie | Feb 26, 2026 | Literature
When Safeyyah Raji looks out at her nursing class at Western University, she sees possibility — but also responsibility.Raji remembers what it felt like to move through nursing education without feeling like she belonged there, though she is now a lecturer at...
