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Watch this historical video to discover the events that led to the creation of the CNFS, from the first Official Languages Act in 1969 to the federal government's first Action Plan for Official Languages and the launch of the Official Languages Health Program in 2003.
What is the Consortium national de formation en santé?
CNFS Member Institutions
The CNFS is made up of 16 colleges and universities from the Canadian Francophonie that are located outside Quebec.
CNFS member institutions are represented by coordinators who ensure the implementation of CNFS activities to support the recruitment, training and integration of graduates.
Discover CNFS member institutions:
Ontario
Ontario
Collège universitaire Glendon
Ontario
Université d'Ottawa
Ontario
Université Laurentienne
Ontario
Collège Boréal
Ontario
Collège La Cité
Manitoba
Manitoba
Université de Saint-Boniface
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
La Cité universitaire francophone
Saskatchewan
Collège Mathieu
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island
Collège de l'Île
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia
Université Sainte-Anne
New Brunswick
New Brunswick
Collège communautaire du Nouveau Brunswick
New Brunswick
Université de Moncton
Alberta
Alberta
Campus Saint-Jean
British Columbia
British Columbia
Collège Éducacentre
Regional Partners
The CNFS National Secretariat works with partners in regions of Canada where there are no postsecondary educational institutions responsible for offering health training programs in French. This applies to the three Canadian Territories. These regional partners contribute to increasing access to health services in French in these areas.
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