The Board of Health for Public Health Sudbury & Districts is comprised of 11 municipal members and up to 10 members appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (historically, the Board has held two such appointees).
Current members
Mark Signoretti
Chair
Appointed by: City of Greater Sudbury
Mike Parent
Vice-Chair
Appointed by: City of Greater Sudbury
Robert Barclay
Appointed by: City of Greater Sudbury
Michel Brabant
Appointed by: City of Greater Sudbury
Natalie Labbée
Appointed by: City of Greater Sudbury
Abdullah Masood
Appointed by: City of Greater Sudbury
Angela Recollet
Appointed by: City of Greater Sudbury, Indigenous representative
Tom Trainor
Appointed by Lieutenant Governor in Council
Renée Carrier
Appointed by: Municipal Councils of the municipalities of French River, Markstay-Warren and St. Charles
Amy Mazey
Appointed by: Council of the Town of Espanola, the Municipal Councils of the townships of Baldwin and Sables-Spanish Rivers and the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Nairn and Hyman
Ken Noland
Appointed by: Municipal Council of the Town of Gore Bay, the Municipal Councils of The Corporation of the Town of Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands and The Corporation of the Municipality of Killarney and the Municipal Councils of the townships of Assiginack, Barrie Island, Billings, Burpee and Mills, Central Manitoulin, Cockburn Island, Gordon and Tehkummah
Natalie Tessier
Appointed by: Municipal Council of the Township of Chapleau
Board member responsibilities:
- having a commitment to and an understanding of the purpose, policies and programs of Public Health Sudbury & Districts
- representing Public Health Sudbury & Districts in the community
- acquiring a clear understanding of the financial position of Public Health Sudbury & Districts and ensuring that the finances are adequate and responsibly spent
- serving in a volunteer capacity without regard for remuneration or profit
- being able to work and participate within a group, as a team
- being supportive of the organization and its management
- attending board meetings and actively participate including service on committees and as officers
- knowing and maintaining the lines of communication between the board and staff
- being responsible for continuing self-education and growth
- being familiar with local resources
- being aware of changing community trends and needs
- attending related community functions
- having a working knowledge of parliamentary procedure
Lieutenant Governor in Council appointments to boards of health
The compositions of boards of health are outlined in Section 49 of the Health Protection and Promotion Act (e-Laws Ontario) and the Regulations under the Act. Section 49 (3) provides for the appointment of members by the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
Applications to be a Lieutenant Governor in Council member on a board of health are made through the Public Appointments Secretariat.
Vacancies
Process for appointments:
All appointments to the Board of Health for Public Health Sudbury & Districts are made by third party agencies, independently from Public Health Sudbury & Districts.
- To apply for a provincial appointment through the Public Appointments Secretariat (PAS) and for application instructions, please visit:
https://www.pas.gov.on.ca/scripts/en/appl_form.asp. - When prompted, select
Board of Health of the Sudbury and District Health Unit
.