Event

Alumni Association of Kingston presents "Dinner and Lecture with Professor Antonia Maioni"

Thursday, June 18, 2009 18:00
285 Queen Street, Kingston, 285 Queen Street, Kingston, Renaissance Event Venue, Kingston, Ontario, CA

The McGill Alumni Association of Kingston invites you to a dinner and lecture with:

Dr. Antonia Maioni, Associate Professor, William Dawson Scholar, and Director, McGill Institute for the Study of Canada.

In the past decade, the importance of health care has been reflected in the tremendous number of commissions, consultations and reports generated to address problems in the system. The federal government has released at least four major health care reports, and practically every province has produced one as well.

Funding agreements between the federal and provincial governments have seen major changes, while two landmark court decisions, driven by litigations based on activism, have foreshadowed significant organizational shifts. But what has actually changed in the health care system?

And, more importantly, where are we headed in the future? Dr. Antonia Maioni will address these and related concerns during a lecture to Kingston alumni.

DR. ANTONIA MAIONI is a multilingual Montrealer who studied at Université Laval, completed her master’s degree at Carleton University’s Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, and earned a PhD at Northwestern University. On Canada Day in 2001, she was named director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada. A frequent and thoughtful media commentator on Canadian political issues, Dr. Maioni is the author of Parting at the Crossroads: The Emergence of Health Insurance in the United States and Canada.

ABOUT THE VENUE: The Renaissance Event Venue is located within Kingston's oldest surviving church structure – originally built in 1837 – at 285 Queen Street. While the Venue markets itself primarily as a wedding location, it is equally capable of rolling out our McGill red and white colours for this University event.

On-site parking is available for 30 cars with adjacent street-side parking and several city parking lots nearby. The Venue is wheelchair accessible.

NO TICKETS WILL BE SENT; we will confirm your registration in advance and your name will be on the guest list at the door.

For more information, please contact George Wright at george.wright [at] cgi.com or 613-546-2170.

MENU: At the event, you will be able to choose, as a main course, between Chicken Fricassee with White Wine and Mushroom Sauce and Maple Glazed Salmon with Asian Rice Cakes and Vegetable Medley (Vegetarian Option: Georgian Stuffed Pepper).

Cost: $42 CDN

Online registration is available on Alumnilife.

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