JEANNETTE LeBLANC
Moncton, New Brunswick

• Registered Nurse and University Professor
  in Nursing.
• Former Director of a School of Nursing.
• Trained as a nurse practitioner.
• Mother of a child living with schizophrenia since the age of 18 (who will be 42 in September).
• Over 20 years of activity in mental health matters as a mother, a family member, a health care professional and as an advocate for mental health issues at the local, provincial and national level.
• Former Chair of a community mental health advisory committee to the New Brunswick Minister of Health.

FRANCOIS BORGEAT
Montreal, Quebec

• Psychiatrist and co-chair of the Medical Program for Anxiety and Mood Disorders at Montreal’s Louis H. Lafontaine hospital .
• Clinical Professor of the Psychiatry department at the Université de Montréal and Honorary Professor at the University of Lausanne (Switzerland).
• Led the Psychiatry department at the Université de Montréal and the University of Lausanne.
• Worked as a clinical consultant in Québec’s Peripheral Regions (Laurentians and Abitibi) and as a department management consultant in a family medicine hospital at Cité de la Santé in Laval, Québec.
• Acted as a consultant for the Organization of Mental Health Care in Québec, France and Switzerland.

DAVID S. GOLDBLOOM
Toronto, Ontario

• Senior Medical Advisor, Education and Public Affairs, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Toronto.
• Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto.
• Five years’ experience as Physician-in-Chief at CAMH.
• Three years’ experience as Chief of Staff at the Clarke Institute, Toronto.
• Active clinical practice.

JAMES A. MORRISEY, FCA
Ottawa, Ontario

• Senior Partner and National Leader, Tax Knowledge, Ernst & Young.
• President, Ernst & Young Electronic Publishing Services Inc.
  Chair, University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research.
• Chair, Immaculata High School Foundation Inc.
  Treasurer, Tides Canada Foundation.
• Past Chair, Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute.
• Past Chair, Ottawa General Hospital Research Institute.
• Past Chair, Audit Committee, Ottawa General Hospital.
• Past Chair, Finance Committee, Ottawa General Hospital.
• Past Chair, Finance Committee, Ottawa Health Research Institute.
• Past Treasurer, Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada.
• Past Treasurer, Eastern Ontario Young Offenders Services.

CHRIS SUMMERVILLE
Steinbach, Manitoba

• CEO, Schizophrenia Society of Canada.
• Executive Director, Manitoba Schizophrenia Society.
• Certified Psychosocial Rehabilitation Practitioner (CPRP).
• Ordained Pastor credentialed with the Associated Gospel Churches of Canada.
• Past Chair, Manitoba Provincial Advisory Council on Mental Health to the Minister of Health.
• Past Chair, Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health in Manitoba.
• Personal experience with mental illness as a family member and as an individual.

FERN STOCKDALE WINDER
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

• Currently practising as a clinical psychologist in the areas of physical medicine rehabilitation and geriatrics at Saskatoon City Hospital.
• 7 years prior experience as a health administrator and the Professional Leader of Psychology in the Saskatoon Health Region.
• Professional Affiliate with the Psychology Department, University of Saskatchewan.
• Co-author of a website focused on the promotion of mental well-being (www.roadtowellbeing.ca).

LORRAINE BREAULT
Edmonton, Alberta

• Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry,
  University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta.
• Independent private practice in clinical and consulting Psychology.
• Five years’ experience as Assistant Professor and Director of Equity, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Alberta.
• Eight years’ experience as a clinical psychologist at various hospitals in the Edmonton area.

MADELEINE DION STOUT
Delta, British Columbia

• Band member of Kehewin First Nation, Alberta.
• Aboriginal Health Development Consultant.
• Former coordinator of Native and Northern Studies, Carleton University, Ottawa.
• Nearly twenty years' experience with the Medical Services Branch of Health Canada focusing on First Nations and Inuit health.
• Member of donurse.zens of First Nations health committees and task forces over the years.
• Trained as a nurse.

MANITOK THOMPSON
Nunavut

• Former Legislative Specialist, Department of Education, Government of Nunavut.
• Former Minister of Education, Government of Nunavut.
• Former Minister of Human Resources, Government of Nunavut.
• Former Minister of Community Government, Government of Nunavut.
• Former Minister of Public Works, Housing and Transportation, Government of Nunavut.
• Former Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs, Government of the North West Territories.
• Former Minister responsible for the Status of Woman, Government of the North West Territories.
• Former Teacher and Education Consultant.