Background: For about 25 000 Ontarians living in remote northern First Nations communities,
seeing a doctor in an emergency department requires flying in an airplane or helicopter. …

Objectives Providing emergency mental health services for populations in remote rural areas
of Canada is challenging. Program needs are distinct. We describe the emergency mental …

… Sadie Maxwell-Reeves, a resid of Sugar Hill, and by the antagonistic "I," a foil parroting the
… Sadie Maxwell-Reeves and the members of the Athenyannie Arts Club, Simple would "buy …

… Sadie Maxwell-Reeves, gain some sympathy in their portrayal as strivers in the stories, but
Character, described as "a snob," or "that character trying to make people think he's educated,…

… Sadie Maxwell-Reeves, despite her presence as a recurring character in the Simple stories
and a great inspiration to Simple's second wife, Joyce Lane Semple. Thus, while the entries …

… Sadie Maxwell Reeves, Joyc friend, who represents the black upper class wh nies its own
blackness in its attempt to overc And, finally, there is a nasty succession of "plus," who will not …

… Sadie Maxwell-Reeves came near blushing, but she couldn't quite make it, being brownskin.
I don't know what I did, but everybody turned and looked at me. "I said, 'Joyce, I got to go …

Dr. Leanian is a Modern European HistoHan with both advanced degrees from the University
of Chicago aiid a year of study at the Sorbonm. Now retired from college and university …

… Sadie's parents could not afford to fund their children's … Sadie had previously been at nearby
Avonscott School 6 as … school, and subsequently both Sadie and her younger sister moved …

… Sadie Maxwell-Reeves and the Athenian Ladies Club that held the unforgettably embarrassing
“Banquet in Honor.”3 Simple notes in “Roots and Trees” that women are taking “action …