FNHA
First Nations Health Authority audio
The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) is the first province-wide health authority of its kind in Canada.
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Episodes
Kitchen Table Talk: Generic vs. Brand Name Prescription Drugs Ad 3 12.05.2016 0:29
Do you know the difference between Generic and Brand Name Drugs? They have more in common than you think.
Smokestack Sandra - Episode 3 27.11.2015 29:00
The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) has launched a tobacco-cessation podcast that shares the personal journey of a respected northern First Nations leader as she commits to quitting commercial cigarettes. The candid and humorous three-part podcast, “Smokestack Sandra,” tracks Sandra Teegee, Deputy Chief of Takla Lake First Nation, over a series of weeks with personal stories and a number of...
Smokestack Sandra - Episode 2 26.11.2015 29:00
The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) has launched a tobacco-cessation podcast that shares the personal journey of a respected northern First Nations leader as she commits to quitting commercial cigarettes. The candid and humorous three-part podcast, “Smokestack Sandra,” tracks Sandra Teegee, Deputy Chief of Takla Lake First Nation, over a series of weeks with personal stories and a number of...
Smokestack Sandra - Episode 1 25.11.2015 29:00
The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) has launched a tobacco-cessation podcast that shares the personal journey of a respected northern First Nations leader as she commits to quitting commercial cigarettes. The candid and humorous three-part podcast, “Smokestack Sandra,” tracks Sandra Teegee, Deputy Chief of Takla Lake First Nation, over a series of weeks with personal stories and a number of...
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