19/07/22Executive Director Announcement – July 2022Executive Director Announcement – July 2022Read Executive Director Announcement – July 2022
17/06/22Description of the development of the cca indigenous informed approach standardsIn 2014, CCA was serving two Aboriginal Community Health Centres, and piloting accreditation reviews with nine Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centres and entering into a service agreement with the Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres. Interest was expressed for CCA to augment its standards to reflect expectations for service being provided by and for Aboriginal/Indigenous persons. An Advisory group wasRead Description of the development of the cca indigenous informed approach standards
22/03/22Equity in Accreditation BackgroundEquity in Accreditation Background -Sept 2020Read Equity in Accreditation Background
22/03/22CCA Announcement March 2022It is with great pleasure that the Canadian Centre for Accreditation is announcing the addition of Maria Friis to our staff as an Accreditation Specialist. Maria joined the team on March 21, 2022. She comes with experience in quality improvement, evaluation, policy, strategy, regional planning, LEAN training and group facilitation. In addition, she has many years of initiating and runningRead CCA Announcement March 2022
09/03/22Call for Nominations and Applications to the CCA Board of DirectorsCCA Call for Board Applications March 8, 2022 CCA’s Annual General Meeting will be taking place on July 6, 2022. At that time CCA expects to have up to 3 Board Director positions vacant. The CCA Nominating Committee is seeking expressions of interest from individuals who are interested in joining the CCA Board of Directors.Read Call for Nominations and Applications to the CCA Board of Directors
02/02/22Black History MonthJean Augustine In December 1995, following a motion introduced by the Honourable Jean Augustine, the House of Commons unanimously voted to recognize February as ‘Black History Month’. Jean Augustine was the first black Canadian woman elected to Parliament. “Black History Month exists to remind us of the rich contributions within our society from people of African and Caribbean descent, andRead Black History Month
15/12/21CCA Newsletter -Issue 23 – December 2021CCA Newsletter – Issue 23 – December 2021Read CCA Newsletter -Issue 23 – December 2021
18/11/21Lee MaracleTo life, world humanity I ascribe To my people… my history… I address my vision. [1] Lee Maracle It is with deep sadness we honour the life and mourn the passing of Lee Maracle. She was born Marguerite Aline Carter and later named Bobbi Lee Maracle OC[2].  Lee was a courageous warrior in her fight for justice for Indigenous peoplesRead Lee Maracle
29/09/21National Day for Truth and ReconciliationFirst the Truth and then Reconciliation September is the month kids go back to school. It was also the time over the years that thousands of Indigenous children were taken from their families to attend residential schools. Phyllis Webstad remembered the new orange shirt her grandmother gave her for the first day at St. Joseph’s Mission residential school which wasRead National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
19/08/21CCA Newsletter – Issue 22 – August 2021CCA News August 2021 – Issue 22 Read CCA Newsletter – Issue 22 – August 2021