Canada is a country of immigrants. Having a safe place to grow roots attracts people from around the world while our inclusiveness helps them build better lives once they reach our country. Sweeping changes have been made to the refugee health care system, a service meant to address basic needs. Few truly understand the impact of these changes on new Canadian families.

Will these changes save tax dollars? Is there a moral duty to provide the current level of services? How have these decisions been made?

On April 20, Sam Green and Praseedha Janakiram, two physicians who work with refugees and Chantal Desloges, Ontario Bar Association’s resident expert on refugee law will be joining our panel on the issue of refugee health care.
We hope you can join us at the Rose and Crown on April 20. Information networking around 7:00pm and the discussion starts promptly at 7:30. Feel free to come by earlier if you want to grab dinner before hand and check out their award winning chef. The café will be open by 6:30pm.

Please RSVP to let us know you can join us!

NOTE: This venue has been changed from the original.