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CJRM Spring 2009 v14n(2) |
Editorials * ÉditoriauxRural health under attackPeter Hutten-Czapski, MD [full text] La santé rurale attaquée Original articles * Articles originauxBrief smoking cessation interventions by family physicians in northwestern Ontario rural hospitals Prevalence of impaired glucose tolerance and the components of metabolic syndrome in Canadian Tsimshian Nation youth The practitioner * Le praticienThe occasional acute application of continuous positive airway pressure Descriptive Article * Article descriptifRural and remote obstetric care close to home: program description, evaluation and discussion of Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre obstetricsJ. Dooley, MD; Len Kelly, MD; N. St Pierre-Hansen, MD;I. Antone, MD; J. Guilfoyle, MD; T. O'Driscoll, MD [full text] |
Salmon Child Fine bisque porcelain, high fired cone 10, very translucent; 9.5" (h) × 9.25" (w), thickness 4.5". ©2007 Terry Jackson, Rock Creek, BC"This vase, which has 2 faces, depicts the salmon — a great food source for everyone. With my people, the Metis, the buffalo was the main resource, yet they almost disappeared after deliberate programs by government and others. The West Coast Nations had specific stories to honour the salmon. One concerns the story of Salmon Child who sacrificed himself every year to the people so they could live." Archived issuesVolume 29 — 2024 Volume 28 — 2023 Volume 27 — 2022 Volume 26 — 2021 Volume 25 — 2020 Volume 24 — 2019 Volume 23 — 2018 Volume 22 — 2017 Volume 21 — 2016 Volume 20 — 2015 Volume 19 — 2014 Volume 18 — 2013 Volume 17 — 2012 Volume 16 — 2011 Volume 15 — 2010 Volume 14 — 2009 Volume 13 — 2008 Volume 12 — 2007 Volume 11 — 2006 Volume 10 — 2005 Volume 9 — 2004 Volume 8 — 2003 Volume 7 — 2002 Volume 6 — 2001 Volume 5 — 2000 Volume 4 — 1999 Volume 3 — 1998 Volume 2 — 1997 |
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