What You Can Find on the CNA | AIIC Website

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The CNA | AIIC website (cna-aiic.ca) is the online home of the Canadian Nurses Association, a bilingual national organization based in Ottawa. You can use the site to learn who the association is, follow its advocacy priorities, check certification information, read official position statements, find news releases, and get in touch. The site is available in both English and French, and the main navigation is organized around those core areas.

Main navigation areas

The homepage lists the following primary sections, each leading to a distinct part of the site:

  • Who We Are — background on the organization and its role.
  • Upcoming Events — a place to check scheduled events.
  • Advocacy Priorities — the association's policy and advocacy focus areas.
  • Certification — information related to nursing certification.
  • CNA Position Statements — official statements on issues relevant to the profession.
  • News Releases — announcements and media updates.
  • Our Commitment to Reconciliation — the organization's stated commitment in this area.
  • Contact Us — direct contact details.
  • Frequently Asked Questions — a self-serve help section.

Language options

The site is bilingual. You can switch between English and Français from the navigation, so the same content areas are reachable in either language.

Where to go for direct help

If you need an answer quickly, two sections are most useful:

  • Frequently Asked Questions — for common questions about the association and its services.
  • Contact Us — for reaching the organization directly.

The site also lists contact details for the Canadian Nurses Association:

  • Address: Suite M209, 1554 Carling Ave, Ottawa ON K1Z 7M4, Canada
  • Telephone: 613-237-2133 or 1-800-361-8404

Policies and terms

Two policy pages are linked from the site and are worth checking if you plan to use or reference its content:

  • CNA Accessibility Policy
  • Terms & Conditions of Use
  • Protection of Personal Information

How to use this guide

If you already know what you need, jump straight to the matching section above. If you are unsure, start with the FAQ, then use Contact Us if your question is not covered. For anything about the organization's positions or advocacy, the Position Statements and Advocacy Priorities sections are the relevant entry points.