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The Johnson Pathways Scholarship fund serves as a catalyst for change within the healthcare system in the Maritimes. The fund addresses the under representation of Indigenous and African Nova Scotians in the delivery of healthcare, by inspiring more students from these communities to pursue health-related careers. Your contribution will help support aspiring students in pursuing a university education in Health, Medicine and Dentistry at Dalhousie.
Dal Health statement on discovery of children's remains at former Indian Residential School sites
Please read this statement from Dal Health Dean Dr. Brenda Merritt.
Dal Health statement on anti-Black racism
Please read this statement from Dal Health Dean Dr. Brenda Merritt on the steps Dal Health is taking to combat anti-Black racism.
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