©  Copyright 2002 Rogers Media. The following article first appeared in the February 2002 edition of BENEFITS CANADA magazine.

David Mather joins Integrated Asset Management as executive vice-president in Toronto. Mather was managing director of institutional marketing and sales at SEI Investments, also in Toronto.

John Gilfoyle is now national practice director of investment consulting at Watson Wyatt Canada in Toronto.

Meanwhile, AIM Funds Management Inc. announces that Heather Peirce will manage AIM American Blue Chip Growth Fund in Toronto.

Dundee Bancorp Inc. in Toronto appoints Harold Gordon as chairman.

TD Bank Financial Group in Toronto appoints Darren Entwhistle to the board of directors of the bank.

Elaine Dupuis joins Proteus Performance Management Inc. as a principal heading up the pension administration governance practice in Toronto. Dupuis was previously at CPAS Systems where she was senior vice-president.

The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (OMERS) appoints Rick Miller as chair of the OMERS board. OMERS also names Dennis Neethling and John Sabo to the board.

David Burke is the new national practice director of retirement at Watson Wyatt Canada in Montreal. Most recently Burke was responsible for managing the retirement practice in Eastern Canada.

Cathy O'Bright is now senior consultant in Hewitt Associates' Calgary office.

Watson Wyatt Canada appoints David Harris managing consultant of Western Canada in Vancouver; David Novak managing consultant of Central Canada in Toronto and Michel Guay managing consultant of Eastern Canada in Montreal. Also, Patrick Longhurst has been appointed regional director of benefits in Toronto.

The Romanow Commission has released its final report on the future of healthcare in Canada.

For Commissioner Romanow's recommendations, click here.

Click here for Senator Michael Kirby's report, "The Health of Canadians – The Federal Role: Recommendations for Reform."