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Do you have questions or thoughts to raise about nursing, health, or health care? Do you have an experience to share as an RN, NP or nursing student?
RNAO’s annual Fall Tour gives you an opportunity to engage with RNAO's president, immediate past-president/president-elect and CEO about your views and questions related to your practice or the health system.
Chapters, regions without chapters and interest groups can host either a virtual, in-person or hybrid visit for members and non-members to attend.
By participating, you gain better knowledge of RNAO and its purpose, advocacy and priorities.
Thank you to everyone who attended and participated in the 2025 Fall Tour. RNAO stays committed to advancing equity, diversity and inclusivity as well as continuing to speak out for healthy public policy, promote excellence in nursing practice, and power nurses to actively influence and shape decisions that affect the profession and the public we serve.
2025 Fall Tour photo gallery
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Image CaptionThe Fall Tour kicked off on Oct. 27 in Thunder Bay with RNAO CEO Dr. Doris Grinspun (second from right) and members of the Lakehead Chapter. -
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Image CaptionDuring her stop in Thunder Bay, Grinspun visited St. Joseph’s Care Group (left) on Oct. 27 and Confederation College on Oct. 28 to learn about their progress in their Best Practice Spotlight Organization (BPSO) journey. -
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Image CaptionDuring the Nursing Research Interest Group’s Fall Tour on Oct. 30, Grinspun engaged participants in a discussion on the question: “What does policy and political action look like to you?” -
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Image CaptionRegion 7 (Toronto East Chapter) invited RNAO President NP Lhamo Dolkar (middle in blue) to Scarborough for their Fall Tour visit on Oct. 30. -
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Image CaptionThe Nursing Students of Ontario hosted a virtual Fall Tour visit on Oct. 30 with President-Elect Sue LeBeau (top row, second from right). -
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Image CaptionContinuing the Fall Tour festivities, Grinspun (middle row, far right) met with Waterloo Chapter members on Nov. 3 to discuss key nursing issues. -
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Image CaptionThe Men in Nursing Interest Group hosted their Fall Tour on Nov. 3 in Markham where Dolkar (fourth from left) listened to nurses and health professionals share their perspectives. -
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Image CaptionWhile in Markham, Dolkar (middle) visited BPSO SE Health to learn how staff are implementing evidence-based care as part of their BPSO journey. -
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Image CaptionLeBeau (centre) visited Ottawa for Region 10 and the Palliative Care Nurses Interest Group’s Fall Tour to discuss important nursing and health-care issues in the community. -
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Image CaptionMembers of the Black Nurses Leading Change Interest Group welcomed Grinspun (first row, third from left) on Nov. 4 to share insights and perspectives. -
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Image CaptionDolkar (third from left) visited Hamilton on Nov. 4 to connect with chapter members and hear their nursing stories. -
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Image CaptionWhile in Hamilton, Dolkar (third from right) visited Idlewyld Manor to learn about their BPSO work and commitment to evidence-based care. -
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Image CaptionLeBeau (centre) met with Kingston Chapter members and the Ontario Correctional Nurses’ Interest Group on Nov. 4 to discuss issues that matter most to them. -
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Image CaptionThe Fall Tour’s last stop was on Nov. 5 with the Algoma Chapter, where Grinspun (top row, third from left) listened to members and their experiences.
