News and Events

June is National Indigenous History Month. Indigenous midwives are integral in strengthening Indigenous families and communities. We seek to listen to, learn from and amplify Indigenous perspectives.

Having a healthy relationship with food is important for our physical and mental health. That’s one reason many people have turned to intuitive eating.

Would you like to have more energy, be more productive, and feel happier? Giving your nutrition a boost could help you accomplish all three.

As part of AOM negotiations and in response to prior AOMBT member surveys the AOMBT s is thrilled to provide a number of new and enhanced one year programs effective April 1, 2023 These programs include:

The AOM Benefits Trust will be closed on Monday, May 22, and we will re-open Tuesday, May 23.

If you tend to have an energy slump mid-day, what you ate in the morning could be to blame. Eating foods that are high in sugar may give you a temporary energy rush by quickly elevating your blood sugar.

The Trust is currently seeking applications for Non-Trustee Midwife Committee Members.

Since 1992, International Day of the Midwife has been celebrated each year on May 5.

May 5 marks Red Dress Day, a National Day of Awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, transgender, gender-diverse, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+). We remember and honour those lost and affected by loss, today and always.

If you’ve ever wondered this, you’re unfortunately not alone.