PPAO in the Media
March 7, 2008
St. Thomas Times-Journal : Some things best kept off the record 
October 2007
Hospital News: Recovery: Hope for the future
August 13 , 2007
Community Action Thousands see Ontario Patient Advocate
August 11 , 2007
The Globe and Mail Psychiatric hospitals beef up anti-fraud scrutiny
August 10 , 2007
The Globe and Mail Public guardian's office has troubled history
July 26 , 2007
The Hamilton Spectator The cost of eldercare
April 23, 2007
The Toronto Star Nasty surprises in police records
March/Arpil, 2007
The Right Stuff Border Profiling: What's the Story?
March 29, 2007
XTRA! Magazine: Police reference checks may reveal more than you think
October 21, 2006
The Kitchener Record: A kinder court
October 12, 2006
The Toronto Star: Mental health law too convoluted
July 7, 2005
Edmonton Journal: Smokes ban violates
psychiatric patients' rights: Advocate backs exemption for mentally ill
October 19, 2004
London Free Press: Inquest gets off to rocky start — Lawyers get into a verbal clash over the psychiatric hospital death
October 19, 2004
St. Thomas Times Journal: Probe into psych choking death
October 4, 2004
The Welland Tribune: We all have a role to play
October 2004
Hospital News: Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office: An advocacy and rights protection program for individuals with mental illness
April 2004
Hospital News: Rights Advice Services in Ontario
March 2004
Toronto Star: Hospital searches patients' computers
Fall 2003
Inside Health - MOHLTC: PPAO
celebrates 20 years of protecting rights
Autumn, 2003
The Journal - CAMH: PPAO celebrates two decades of advice and advocacy
9 October, 2003
Chronicle-Journal: Family focus of Mental Illness Week
September 2003
Hospital News: Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office celebrates 20 years of promoting patients' rights in Ontario
14 August 2003
Midland Mirror: Some pay up to $5 for a banned cigarette at Oak Ridge
14 August 2003
Midland Mirror: Patients lodge complaints about PMHC searches
February 2001
Hospital News
August 1999
Community Action: PPAO calls for psychiatric patient Bill of Rights
